Drake's 2020 is continuing smoothly without a hitch, even on quarantine. The 6 God activated his new single "Toosie Slide" Friday morning (April 3), along with the song's latest visual directed by his go-to photographer Theo Skudra.
A masked-up Drizzy played it safe, shooting the video inside his plush Toronto mansion, while showcasing his shifty footwork for the song's signature dance. The MTV Cribs-esque visual finds Drake gliding across his trophy room, highlighting his art pieces, his love for Kobe Bryant (both of his No. 8 and No. 24 jerseys were sitting neatly in the living room) and more.
Drake then escorted viewers outside his house, where he closed out the video with a bang, courtesy of his backyard fireworks presentation.
READ MOREDrake's 'Toosie Slide' Is Here: Stream It NowDestined for TikTok acclaim, "Toosie Slide" first gained traction last weekend when social media influencer Toosie previewed the song along with a new dance on the popular app. Drake caught wind of the track's explosion and opted to release the record in full earlier today. "Toosie Slide" follows previously-released loosies "When to Say When," "Chicago Freestyle," and "Desires."
A masked-up Drizzy played it safe, shooting the video inside his plush Toronto mansion, while showcasing his shifty footwork for the song's signature dance. The MTV Cribs-esque visual finds Drake gliding across his trophy room, highlighting his art pieces, his love for Kobe Bryant (both of his No. 8 and No. 24 jerseys were sitting neatly in the living room) and more.
Drake then escorted viewers outside his house, where he closed out the video with a bang, courtesy of his backyard fireworks presentation.
READ MOREDrake's 'Toosie Slide' Is Here: Stream It NowDestined for TikTok acclaim, "Toosie Slide" first gained traction last weekend when social media influencer Toosie previewed the song along with a new dance on the popular app. Drake caught wind of the track's explosion and opted to release the record in full earlier today. "Toosie Slide" follows previously-released loosies "When to Say When," "Chicago Freestyle," and "Desires."
