Drake & 21 Savage Live it Up in New "Sneakin" Video

The relationship between current Hip-Hop crown-wearer Drake and rising star 21 Savage has certainly been growing as of late: not only did the Canadian ~~rapper~~ ~~singer~~ artist recruit 21 for one of his latest collaborations, he also gifted the Atlanta emcee with a red Ferrari for his 24th birthday.

Now, it looks like Drizzy also blessed 21 with a night of hedonism and debauchery. Yesterday, the man also known as 6 God liberated his new visual for “Sneakin”, a lesson in every textbook stereotype found in your favourite Trap video: gaudy jewelry, half-naked women (inside a Playboy mansion-style grotto, no less) and million-dollar whips. Drake adds to the flair by rocking a Frank Lucas fur (his estate is in Calabasas, CA, by the way) while brandishing a double cup reminiscent of the Houston legends that he follows after. The actual clip — shot by Gab3 of Los Angeles-based group UZi — does carry a throw-back feel, thanks to its lo-fi, VHS camcorder-style footage weaving in and out of various points during the shenanigans taking place…various members of OVO also make an appearance, including P-Reign and (Drake’s right-hand) Noah “40” Shebib.

The London On Tha Track-produced cut originally premiered on Beats 1’s OVO Sound Radio, alongside “Fake Love” and the Pusha T and KiD CuDi diss “Two Birds, One Stone“…the track will presumably appear on Drake’s forthcoming “playlist” project More Life, due to be released sometime in December. In the meantime, you can enjoy ‘Sneakin’ below (courtesy of Apple Music) and purchase via iTunes.

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