American hip-hop artist from the Bronx, New York, Pusha T claims that Drake is the father of Sophie Brousseau's child.
Last year, the woman regularly published pictures on the Internet and showed how her pregnancy went for many months. About six months ago, Brousseau gave birth to a boy, whom she named Adonis. But there was not a single mention of who the baby’s father is.
Nyusha will become a mother for the first time
Sophie Brousseau with her child
As the famous American news portal TMZ reports, citing Drake's close friends, it was he who gave life to Adonis. Moreover, the musician took a responsible approach to the news of Sophie Brousseau’s pregnancy and has been providing financial support to the porn actress and their common child since his birth. Graham wants to make sure Adonis and his mother are comfortable.
However, the Canadian rapper plans to conduct a DNA test to verify his relationship with the boy. Insiders say Drake isn't denying the slight possibility that the baby is his.
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Where and how the musician met Brousseau is still unknown. However, Western media say that in January 2020 he was found in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, in the company of a woman who looked suspiciously like the mentioned porn actress.
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Content
- 1 Biography 1.1 1986–2005: Early years and acting career
- 1.2 2006–2009: Mixtapes and So Far Gone
- 1.3 2010–2011: Thank Me Later
- 1.4 2011–2012: Take Care
- 1.5 2012–2013: OVO Sound and Nothing Was the Same
- 1.6 2020: If You're Reading This It's Too Late
,
What a Time to Be Alive - 1.7 2020: Views
- 1.8 2020: More Life
- 2.1 Influence
Biography
1986–2005: Early years and acting career
Aubrey Drake Graham was born on October 24, 1986 in Toronto, Canada. His mother is a teacher, his father is Dennis Graham, a drummer who worked with Jerry Lee Lewis. Two of his uncles, Larry Graham and Teenie Hodges, are also musicians.[13][14][15][16] He attended a Jewish day school and had a bar mitzvah.[17][18][19] His parents divorced when he was five, and he was raised by his mother two blocks away in Toronto; He lived on Weston Road in the west end of the city until the 6th grade,[20] then moved to affluent Forest Hill.[21][22] In his youth, he played youth hockey with the Weston Red Wings.[23] Drake commented on the move to Forest Hill and his mother's efforts, saying that "She wanted the best for her family. She found half a house for us to live in. Other people occupied the upper half, and we occupied the lower half. I lived in the basement, my mother lived on the first floor. It was not spacious, it was not luxurious. This was what we could afford." Drake later attended Forest Hill High School, where he began playing[24], but never graduated.[25] This was the first of two high schools in which he studied. Later he went to Vaughan Road Academy; This is how Aubrey spoke about it: “by no means the easiest school to enroll in. It's a tough school."[20] Although he dropped out, Drake completed his studies years later in October 2012.[26]
At the age of 15, Drake met an agent, the father of a friend from high school.[27] An agent found Drake the role of Jimmy Brooks in the Canadian television show Degrassi: The Next Generation.[28] In the show, Brooks is a basketball star who becomes disabled after being shot by a classmate. Drake talks about how his early acting career affected his family: “My mom was very sick. We were very poor, as if we were ruined. The only money I earned came from Canadian television, which did not bring in enough income <…>. A season on Canadian television makes even less than a teacher's salary."[20] He starred in Degrassi: The Next Generation until 2009, when his character graduated from Degrassi University. He ultimately appeared in 139 episodes.
2006–2009: Mixtapes and So Far Gone
In early 2006, he released the mixtape Room for Improvement
.
In 2007, the second mixtape Comeback Season
, thanks to which the singer became famous.
On February 13, 2009, the third official mixtape, So Far Gone,
.
He achieved success even before joining a major label, according to his management company Hip Hop Since 1978.[29] In June 2009, it was revealed that an unofficial album signed by Drake entitled The Girls Love Drake
went on sale on iTunes.
The independent label that released the fake album was soon sued.[30] On the Billboard
Hot 100 dated July 4, 2009, two songs, "Best I Ever Had" and "Every Girl", from Young Money Entertainment entered the top ten at numbers 3 and 10, respectively.
Drake is the second artist to have two works reach the top ten in the same week for the first time. The first was fellow Canadian Nelly Furtado, who entered the top ten in 2001 with "I'm Like A Bird" in the same week as Missy Elliott's "Get Ur Freak On," a remix to which Furtado contributed. On June 29, 2009, it was confirmed that Drake had signed a record deal with Young Money Entertainment.[31] This followed what Billboard
dubbed "one of the biggest bidding wars of all time", with 3 major labels vying to get Aubrey for themselves.[32]
Drake toured with Wayne and other rap artists on the America's Most Wanted Tour. On July 31, 2009, Drake, performing with an injured knee, fell on stage while performing "Best I Ever Had" with Lil Wayne in Camden, New Jersey.[33] Drake underwent surgery on September 8, 2009 for a torn anterior cruciate ligament. After undergoing rehabilitation, he was soon able to walk again.[34] On September 15, 2009, So Far Gone
was released as a 7-track EP, with five tracks carried over from the original mixtape.
It debuted at number 6 on the Billboard
200. The album has since been certified gold by the RIAA with sales of over 500,000 copies in the United States. On April 18, 2010, the album won the Rap Recording of the Year category at the 2010 Juno Awards.[35]
On September 15, the single “Forever” was released, which featured Eminem, Lil Wayne and Kanye West.
2010–2011: Thank Me Later
Thank Me Later was released in May 2010.
, which was produced by Noah “40” Shebib and Boi-1da.
The album received positive reviews from critics, debuted at number one on the Billboard
200 and sold 447,000 copies in its first week.
2011–2012: Take Care
On November 17, Drake tweeted that his next album will be called Take Care.
.
Birdman also said that Drake's album will be released in May-April 2011: producer 9th Wonder is working on this album. Drake himself said that Take Care
would be released on his birthday - October 24, but then due to legal nuances and formalities, the album's release was postponed to November 15.
Take Care
was highly acclaimed by critics and listeners.
The album sold 631,000 copies in its first week and debuted at number one on the Billboard
200.
2012–2013: OVO Sound and Nothing Was the Same
In early 2012, Drake and producer Noah "40" Shebib formed a label called OVO Sound. Drake and 40 represented OVO (October's Very Own), which served as the imprint label for the release of Aubrey's mixtapes. The label is currently published by Warner Bros. Records. The label signed its first artist, PartyNextDoorruen, as well as several producers: Boi-1da, T-Minusruen and Mike Zombieruen. In 2012, Jake Oneruen produced a song for Drake that was originally intended to be released before the third annual OVO Fest.[36] A video of Drake performing an untitled song while smoking a hookah was posted on June 26, 2012 on the video sharing site Vimeo.[37] Aaliyah's previously unreleased "Enough Said", with two added guest verses from Aubrey, was released on the day of the concert at the event.[38].
In the UK during the Take Care
Drake said in an interview that he had begun working on his third studio album.
He has recently been working alongside 40 and was hoping to work with Take Care
Jamie xx while in the UK and stated that he needed Jamie for "more involvement on my third record".[39]
Drake announced that the album will have a different style from Take Care
.[40]
Drake featured on Rick Ross' single "Diced Pineapples" with God Forgives, I Don'truen
and the songs "Poetic Justice" by Kendrick Lamar with
Good Kid, MAAD Cityruen
and "Fuckin' Problems" by ASAP Rocky with
Long.
Live. ASAPruen , which also features Kendrick Lamar and 2 Chainz. On December 5, 2012, it was announced that Drake's label, October's Very Own, had entered into a distribution deal with Warner Bros. Records.[41]
Aubrey does not hide the fact that his third solo album will be released this year, which will be called Nothing Was The Same
. Drake announced the name of the future album on February 10 at the Grammy Awards ceremony during another interview. On the same date, to confirm his words, the first single “Started From the Bottom” was officially released.
2015: If You're Reading This It's Too Late, What a Time to Be Alive
On February 12, 2020, Drake released the mixtape If You're Reading This It's Too Late
.
On September 20, Drake released a collaborative mixtape with Atlanta rapper Future, What a Time to Be Alive
, through the iTunes Store and Apple Music.[42]
The material was recorded in one week.[43][44] Both mixtapes were certified platinum, and for Future, What a Time to Be Aliveruen
became the first platinum project in his career.
In 2020, Drake opened a nightclub at Toronto's Air Canada Centre, which he named Sher Club in memory of his grandparents, Reuben and Evelyn Sher.[45]
2016: Views
In July 2014, Drake announced the title of his fourth album: Views from the 6
, however, at that time he had not yet started recording it.[46]
On October 26, 2020, Drake released the music video for "Hotline Bling", which has currently received over one billion views on YouTube.
On April 9, 2020, it was announced on OVO Sound Radio that Drake's next album would be released on April 29[47]
April 29, 2020 album Views
, went on sale.
2017: More Life
Currently, three tracks from the album have been released: “Fake Love”, “Two Birds, One Stone”
and
“Sneakin”
with 21 Savage.
On one of the radio broadcasts, Drake announced that “More Life”
would be released at the end of 2020, but the album’s release was soon postponed to next year due to unknown circumstances.
The artist's manager, Oliver El-Khatib, revealed this during Saturday's episode of OVO Sound Radio: " 'More Life'
will be released in 2020. Be prepared for the news." The album was released on March 19, 2020.
In royal service
The career of a successful corsair, so to speak, began in 1567. Drake accepted the invitation of his relative John Hawkins. Uncle was already a seasoned kalach and knew the intricacies of sea hunting. An expedition of six ships set off to the shores of modern Mexico to plunder coastal settlements. At first everything went according to plan, but all the cards were confused by a storm. To correct the rigging, the British went to a remote harbor, where they were blocked by a Spanish squadron. I had to make a breakthrough and take the fight. Of the six ships, only one escaped into the ocean under the command of Drake.
In May 1672, scouts reported to Francis Drake that the Spaniards had formed a “silver caravan” and would soon be sending it to Europe. The already experienced corsair instantly calculated all possible options and scenarios. Francis always allowed an element of creativity into pragmatic calculations. Only two ships were equipped for the campaign. On the way to America, they managed to rob two Spanish galleons. Having reached the coast, after several sorties and careful reconnaissance, Drake decided to attack the caravan. This time luck smiled on him. There was so much precious metal that part of the loot had to be hidden in the jungle.
Returning to his homeland, Drake was able not only to pay off his loans and pay tribute to the royal court. He acquired an estate and three fast caravels. Officials of the royal court invited the successful captain to enter the service of the English Crown. The prudent and far-sighted Francis immediately gave his consent. And he even made a voluntary contribution of silver to the state repository. At the same time, the captain of the Royal Navy arranged his personal life. He married Mary Newman. The husband and wife rarely saw each other and spent very little time together. But Mary always remained faithful to her Francis.
Artistry
Influence
Drake has stated that his biggest influences are Kanye West, Jay-Z, T.I. and his mentor Lil Wayne.[48][49][50] Drake regards Kanye West as one of his idols and favorite rappers in hip-hop. He expanded on this topic in an interview with MTV: “I can’t sit back and say that he’s not one of my idols, that he’s not one of my favorite rappers. Whatever mood I've ever felt - it doesn't matter. If you ask me what I think of Kanye West, I always have something positive to say.” [51] Drake's musical abilities are often compared to West's. He commented: “It's an honor that when I was a kid trying to figure out what I liked, he was the one I considered the most. He was an artist through and through, from his album designs to his music. Now, I would say he is truly an outstanding competitor... and a friend at the same time. My goal is to surpass all his achievements. I don't want to be as good as Kanye, I want to be better."[52]
Musical style
Drake's lyrics often explore themes of wealth, fame, and past relationships. Allmusic describes Drake's moods as: searching, thoughtful, introspective, reflective, self-confident, dramatic, serious, energetic, humorous, intense, casual/soft, literate, melancholy, nostalgic, playful, smooth, sensual, heartfelt.[53] Most hip-hop listeners label Drake's sound "soft" for his sincere and compassionate lyrics and soul melodies. He rejected this, saying, “I am not soft. I'm just not one of those people who is emotionally closed off."[54] Most of Drake's work incorporates elements of both rapping and singing, which has made him unique as an artist. Drake even called himself "the first person to successfully rap and sing." He went further with his statement by saying, “I am one of the few artists who is myself every day. I don't have to spend six hours getting ready, and I don't have to get up in the morning and learn how to behave or how to speak. I'm just being myself. This is one of the favorite parts of my life - I did it purely, being myself."[55]
Drake has a unique musical style that sets him apart from his Young Money peers. Take Care album
, Lil Wayne commented on the project even before its release: “I can say, you know, I don’t remember anyone else who could touch a nerve so deeply, even I can’t do that.
This guy is from another planet."[56][57] Drake recently made a noticeable departure from his Young Money/Cash Money collaborations towards his new project OVOXO. The OVO owl symbolizes OVOXO, a separate organization from Young Money/Cash Money that is an alliance between Drake and R&B singer The Weeknd. The owl's eyes and beak form an acronym for October's Very Own. Drake has been moving in this direction since the release of Take Care
, which contains five songs co-written by The Weeknd, ranging from "Crew Loveruen" to "Shot for Me", as well as two production credits on "Crew Love" and "The Ride". [58][59][60]
Videography
List of music videos as lead artist, indicating directors and year of release
| Name | Year | Director(s) |
| "Replacement Girl" (featuring Trey Songz) | 2007 | Shane Stirling[61] |
| "Best I Ever Had" | 2009 | Kanye West[62] |
| "Successful" (featuring Trey Songz) | Jake White[63] | |
| "Forever" (featuring Kanye West, Lil Wayne and Eminem) | Hype Williams[64] | |
| "Over" | 2010 | Anthony Mandler[64] |
| "Find Your Love" | ||
| "Miss Me" (featuring Lil Wayne) | ||
| "Marvins Room" | 2011 | Lamar Taylor, Highley Alleyne[65] |
| "Headlines" | Lamar Taylor, J. Maylen, Al Mukadam[66] | |
| "The Motto" (featuring Lil Wayne and Tyga) | Lamar Taylor, Highley Alleyne[64] | |
| "Practice" | 2012 | n/a[67] |
| "Take Care" (featuring Rihanna) | Yoann Lemoine[64] | |
| "HYFR (Hell Ya Fucking Right)" (featuring Lil Wayne) | Director Xruen[64] | |
| "Started from the Bottom" | 2013 | |
| "5AM in Toronto" | Rem Akkoumei, Andrew Hamilton[68] | |
| "Hold On, We're Going Home" | Bill Pope[69] | |
| "Worst Behavior" | Drake, Director X[70] |
Awards and nominations
- 2001 AVN Award - Best Striptease Scene - Shayla's Web
- 2002 NightMoves Adult Entertainment Award - Best Actress, Editor's Choice
- 2003 Adult Stars magazine's Consumers' Choice Award - Best Overall Actress
- 2005 AVN Award - Best Oral Sex Scene, Film - The Collector
- 2005 AVN Award - Best Actress, Video - Fluff and Fold
- 2005 XRCO Award - Best Masturbation Scene, Actress - Fluff and Fold
- 2006 Eroticline Award - Best Actress, USA
- 2007 AVN Award - Best Actress, Film - Manhunters
- 2007 AVN Award - Best Lesbian Porn Movie - FUCK (shared with Felicia, Clara G and Katsumi)
- 2008 Eroticline Awards - Excellence Award
- 2009 AVN Award - Best Actress - Fallen
- 2009 AVN Award - Best Double Penetration Scene - Fallen
- 2009 XRCO Award - Best Masturbation Scene, Actress - Fallen
- 2010 inducted into AVN Hall of Fame[5]
- 2010 AVN Awards nomination in the category Best All-Girl 3-Way Sex Scene for the film 2040
(together with Mikayla Mendez and Kayleni Lei) - 2010 AVN Award - Best Group Sex Scene - 2040
[6] - 2011 XRCO Hall of Fame[7]
- 2012 XBIZ Award nomination - Female Performer of the Year[8]
- 2014 AVN Award - Best Safe Sex Scene - Sexpionage: The Drake Chronicles
[9] - 2015 XBIZ Award - Best Actress - Parody - Snow White XXX: An Axel Braun Parody
[10]
Filmography
Film[71]
| Year | Movie | Role | Note |
| 2008 | "College Mischief" | A/V Jones | |
| Mookie's Law | Chet Walters | Short film | |
| 2011 | Breakaway [72][73] | Myself | Cameo |
| 2012 | "Ice Age 4: Continental Drift" | Ethan | Voice acting |
| 2013 | "Anchorman 2: Hello again" | Ron Burgundy fan | Cameo |
| 2014 | "Think Like a Man 2" | Myself | Cameo |
A television
| Year | Name | Role | Note |
| 2001 | "Wet Cases Department" | Joey Tamarin | Episode 25: "Out-of-Towners: Part 1" |
| 2001—2009 | "Degrassi: The Next Generation" | Jimmy Brooks | 139 episodes |
| 2002 | "Food for the Soul" | Fredrik | Episode 2×15: "From Dreams to Nightmares" |
| "Sentence" | Teen Fish | TV movie | |
| 2005 | "Best Friend's Date" | Guy on a date | Series: "Season Finale" |
| "Supernova" | Myself | Series: “Personality Crisis” | |
| 2008 | "Border" | PFC Gordon Harvey | Series: “Stop Loss” |
| 2009 | "Being Erica" | Ken | Episode: “What I Am Is What I Am” |
| "Sofiruen" | Ken | Episode: "An Outing with Sophie" | |
| Beyond the Break | Myself | Episode: “One 'Elle' of a Party” | |
| 2011 | Saturday Night Live | Himself (guest musician) | Episode: Anna Faris/Drake |
| 2012 | "Setup" | Myself | Series: "Ashton Kutcher" |
| 2014 | Saturday Night Live | Yourself (host/musical guest) | Episode: "Drake"[74] |
Career
Drake spent most of her childhood in Texas, in cities such as San Antonio and El Paso, often moving from place to place.[1] While attending college in El Paso, she began working at a local strip club. Later, through an agency, she got a job at another club, where she met porn director Michael Raven, who, along with his wife Sydney Steele, brought her into the porn industry. Drake began posing for men's magazines, starred in Playboy TV, and later began appearing in porn films.
As of 2020, she starred in 344 porn films[2].
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.
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