A second glance at the clips makes it more obvious that the two rappers were imposed over a green screen for both fake appearances, with Stern’s lines being cut up from the decades of audio his show has aired. The latter’s birth origin was surprisingly revealed to much of the world when he was taken into custody by ICE in February 2019 for overstaying his visa. Fake “The Howard Stern Show” clips featured short conversations about various topics, such as Drake’s preferred pornography viewing habits and his thoughts on marriage, while other clips talk about 21’s British roots.

The official NPR Music Twitter account confirmed the promo trailer to be an imitation by saying, “Let’s do it forreal tho,” and posted a news story on their official website making it clear they were open to the possibility. More recently, clips of the duo on “The Howard Stern Show” and NPR’s “Tiny Desk” circulated online, only to turn out to be fake. Views From the 6 is slated to drop this month.With “Her Loss,” Drake and 21 took even more of an unconventional approach posting comedic fake press and interview clips that started with a faux Vogue cover and 21 doing his own GQ “What’s in My Bag” video, in which items varied from tea packets to a copy of children’s book “Charlotte’s Web.” While Drake initially shared that copies of the Vogue magazine with their cover would be on newsstands earlier in the week, a team of handlers throughout New York gave fans copies on Monday, which featured photoshopped images of the two rappers imposed over the Anna Wintour-led magazine’s most recent print issue. The rapper released the singles “Pop Style” and “One Dance” yesterday as well. The initial report said the image was the cover art for Views From the 6, the follow-up to If Youre Reading This Its Too Late, but a representative for Island Records, which is responsible for distribution in the United Kingdom, said the art was only to “tease the album release” and is “100% not the album artwork.” The image was similar to the cover art for his “ Summer Sixteen” single, but with the colors reversed. Along with billboards in his hometown of Toronto, Drake took to the streets again to promote his forthcoming Views From the 6album, this time in London.Īccording to The FADER, Drake’s team projected artwork reflective of the album on the side of the Royal Opera House yesterday (April 5) at about 8:20 p.m.

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