Drake takes it back to the city of London for his latest video for “Nonstop,” from his new album Scorpion. The Theo Skudra-directed black and white visual which just premiered on Apple Music, features footage from Drizzy’s Wireless Festival 2018 performance, and shots of him chilling around different locations in the city of London, in a museum, nightclub, outdoor restaurant, and riding on a double decker bus. Some familiar faces such as Giggs, Michael Dapaah a.k.a. Big Shaq, Quavo, French Montana, and Noah “40” Shebib made a cameo appearance in the video as well.
Scorpion
Drake Becomes the First Artist to Hit 1 Billion Streams in One Week
Drake’s latest album Scorpion went platinum the very day it was released, and like that isn’t big enough, the album has now reached 1 billion streams across all platforms globally within a week. This seals the number 1 spot and marks yet another milestone for Drake as the first artist alive or dead, to hit … Read more
Stream Drake’s New ‘Scorpion’ Album
Drake has finally blessed us with his highly-anticipated fifth studio album, Scorpion. As mentioned earlier, the project is a lengthy 25-track album which is split into an “A SIDE” and “B SIDE” with key productions from Noah “40” Shebib and Oliver El-Khatib. Regardless of the plethora of tracks, the album contains only four features from JAY-Z, … Read more
Drake Unveils ‘Scorpion’ Double Album Tracklist
Drake has just unveiled the official tracklist of his highly-anticipated upcoming fifth studio album Scorpion, which drops tomorrow, June 29. Even though Kanye West and GOOD Music is trying to make lazy 7-track albums the new norm, with Drizzy’s double-album announcement, it’s evident that won’t be happening anytime soon. Before the tracklist was revealed, it was rumored … Read more
Drake Reunites ‘Degrassi’ Cast for “I’m Upset” Video
In preparation for the release of his upcoming Scorpion album which is scheduled for June 29, 2018, Drake has blessed the fans with the official music video for “I’m Upset”. When he said “My high school reunion might be worth an appearance” on “Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2”, no one envisioned the rapper making an actual epic move in the future based on that line.
More than a decade after starring in Canadian drama series Degrassi: The Next Generation, Drake has returned to the community school where it all started, reuniting the entire cast which include Shane Kippel (Gavin “Spinner” Mason), Nina Dobrev (Mia Jones), Ephraim Ellis (Rick Murray), Jake Epstein (Craig Manning), Lauren Collins (Paige Brooks), Stefan Brogran (Archie “Snake” Simpson), and more.
The video was directed by Karena Evans, the same person responsible for the visual direction of Drake’s “God’s Plan” and “Nice for What”.