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His track record with music videos, on the other hand, is not as sterling.
Were starting from the bottom (get it?)
until we reach the cream of the visual crop.
Just hold on, were going home (after we finish ranking these videos).
Theres shots of him walking off a plane runway, into a club you know what it is.
All those screens do look kinda nice, though.
Few can mistake the ambition here, but even fewer can make it to the end without falling asleep.
Jungle (2015)
Dir: Karim Huu DoDrake: looks sad!
I know, hard to believe, but its true.
Blue hues abound, as well as more lens flares than a J.J. Abrams joint.
Shame about the strip-club skits, though.
Whats Next (2020)
Dir: Theo Skudra(Homer Simpson voice)Mmm, bioluminescence.
(Yes, the CN Tower makes an appearance.)
Spoiler alert: The woman ends up killing Drake in the end.
You know who didnt find this video funny?
An embodiment of the just vibes mentality, for better or worse.
Whynotbring back DrakesDegrassi: The Next Generationco-stars for a meme-smashing reunion?
Sorry, Drake: You are still hiding a child.
), and just for Tyga in general.
Whats a little adorable deflection between a superstar and his fans?
The rest of this Zong Lilensed clip is nothing to write home about, save for Drakes conversation-starting hairstyle.
The world is shit lately who doesnt deserve some random 1 cheer?
Sneakin [ft. 21 Savage] (2016)
Dir: GAB3Drake and 21 Savage:trash humpers?
The only thing left to do after watching it is wonder if 21 Savage has ever seenGummo.
(He probably has.)
and bros down big time all over Toronto.
Its the first time he actually looks like astar, without just acting like one.
When it comes to the ultra-goofy side of Drake, hes done a lot worse.
), its good for a chuckle or two.
Is his cultural-trendsetter era firmly in the past?
This ones certainly the latest example to suggest as much.
Take Care [ft. Rihanna] (2012)
Dir: Yoann LemoineMountaintops!
(Or, if you cant afford that, like, a LaCroix or two.)
pop musician and one-time Lana Del Rey collaborator Woodkid.
Its simple, and simply effective.
(Even the bookended skitsIt was all a dream twist and allare surprisingly not terrible by Drakes standards.)
Its everything youd want from a music video but never quite seem to get lately, especially from him.
When it comes to theTake Careera, this is Peak Drake personified.
Worst Behavior (2013)
Dir: Drake/Director XQuite possibly the finest Drake song, ever.
It comes close to the top, too.
Evanss beautifully lit and edited clip is a visually overwhelming coterie of female celebrities doing their thing.
(What, youre incapable of getting hyped about Emma Roberts?)
Michelle Rodriguez literally floating on the haters will do that to you.
