Magazine Demographics

 



Age - Teens/Adults

Gender - Both

 Education - Secondary/University/College

Social Class - Middle and Low class

Race - Mixed/Black

Jobs - 9/5 Jobs

 Home - Canada - Toronto


Drake's music might be more listened to by a teen audience as they feel like they can relate to him.

His music is favourited by both genders as his music is relatable to both

His music is also aimed by secondary/university/college because his music is aimed to that kind of audience.

Drake started off working at 9/5s at a young age so people that are in his old situations can relate to him.

He grew up in a ethnic environment and people could relate to him even more knowing them and drake had things in common.

He had 9/5s before he did music and talked about his hard life so that people in those kind of situations could relate to drake.

He talks about Toronto a lot in his songs as that is where he is born and raised at. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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