Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden) says he “doesn’t understand” what Drake is doing

Bruce dickinson don’t quite know what the Duck. These were his words, according to the website Blabbermouth, remembering the week the album was released “Senjutsu”.

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The 17th studio album by Iron maiden it was released in september and ran directly with the canadian rapper and singer for first place on the world charts. At the end of the week, sales of “Boy in love certified” hit sales of “Senjutsu” for 1,200 copies in the United Kingdom. The result: Drake first, Maiden second.

“We stayed face to face with Drake the week the album was released. I don’t really understand what he does, although a lot of people do, but facing him face to face made me feel like : ‘no, this is a real song played by a bunch of geezers who make no concessions at the time we live in.’“Said according to the site.

“People say ‘you are dinosaurs’ and we say ‘yes, and there aren’t many of them yet.’ It’s who we are and what we do, ”continued Bruce.

Still according to Bruce, in these 46 years with the group, Maiden has not depended on social networks to renew his fans. “We grow organically”, he said. The proof is that with “Senjutsu”, Iron Maiden got his best career debut on the Billboard – was 3rd behind Drake and Kanye West.

Iron Maiden and Marvel partner for clothing collection

Another way to renew audiences is to form partnerships. And the wonder It’s the Iron maiden have come together for a collection of clothing and accessories that offer the best of both worlds. The partnership promotes a meeting of Eddie, the group’s mascot, with some of the characters from the publisher’s comic book and film world.

Wolverine, Thanos, Deadpool e Venom appear in songs with references to Maiden albums such as “The soldier” e “Senjutsu”. The clothes are for sale on the official Iron Maiden website, but unfortunately there is no delivery to Brazil.

“Eddie has long been around the greatest superheroes and we are also very proud of the worlds we have created for his many incarnations. Juxtaposing some of the most recognizable characters in pop culture and comics on the planet Maiden has been our ambition for years, and working with Marvel is the perfect match these days.Maiden manager Rod Smallwood said.