Drake has been talking about getting back into acting for a while now, and it looks like we’ll finally get to see him on the big screen again! Today he was spotted rocking an Afro, sideburns, and leather jacket on the set of Anchorman 2.
Thursday night, Drake gave American Idol contestant Candice Glover the shock of a lifetime when he showed up to surprise her. Afterwards, Drake took to twitter to thank Nicki Minaj for setting up his surprise appearance.
Last night on American Idol, Candice Glover performed an amazing rendition of Drake‘s Find Your Love. Well, tonight, knowing Candice is a huge fan of his, Drake made an appearance on the Idol stage to surprise her!
As you may have noticed, Johnny Manziel is a big Drake fan and is often spotted wearing OVO merch. He even broke his own twitter ban to tweet some lyrics from “5AM in Toronto”
Earlier tonight Drake performed at the Jordan Brand Classic in Brooklyn at the Barclays Center. We were lucky enough to be in attendance and as usual he put on a great show! { Read More }
Back in July Kevin Hart made his stop in Toronto during his comedy tour. While there, he decided to challenge our very own Drizzy Drake along with the crew to a paintball competition.
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It’s another one of those exciting early mornings where we’ve received something special from the OVO blog. Last week the visuals for Drake‘s “5am In Toronto” were shot, and the visuals have just dropped.
Toronto rapper P.Reign and Drake go way back. Drake has shouted him out several times in his songs and he most recently made a cameo in the “Started From The Bottom” video.
It’s no secret that Drake and A$AP Rocky have a great friendship. In 2011 Drake introduced him during Fashion’s Night Out, last year he was one of the openers for the Club Paradise tour, and this year they have a platinum song together. While in Philadelphia for the Diamonds World Tour, Rocky did an interview with Hot 107.9 where he talked about how Drake put him on.
Next Sunday Drake will be lending his voice to a documentary on the legacy of University of Kentucky’s basketball program called “Bluegrass Kingdom: The Gospel of Kentucky Basketball”.
