Earlier this month, Drake released the music video to his hit song, "Sticky", off of his funky, house-inspired album Honestly, Nevermind. This song was definitely a personal favorite on the album - not only did the beat slide effortlessly with a electronic flare, but the hook was catchy and undeniable. The video gives insight to Drake's mysteriously adventurous lifestyle by following him around the world to different settings. The credits give recognition to the teams in Montreal, Miami, Sweden, and Saint-Tropez.
The video starts with Drake making a guest appearance at Lil Baby's May 21 performance. The concert was set in Montreal at the Metro Metro festival, and Drake stayed to perform a six-song set. Many concert-goers ran to social media to let the world know how euphoric the performance was - some claiming the concert being the best in their life.
The video then continues to an exclusive yacht party with Future "puffin on zooties" in the background. The party was so lit, it made me want to get up and dance myself. Better yet, it made me want to practice my "TikTok hips" that some partygoers show off in the video.
The next scene is an elegant, intimate dinner with nothing but stars in attendance. Although this scene was the shortest setting, it seemed to be the most expensive.
One of the last scenes, and notably my favorite, is a simple outdoor setting where Drake can be seen fishing with two others. The swampy-feel of this scene isn't what got me - it's the vehicle that was casually parked in the back drop ------
"Off-road Maybach, Pyrex trap
Virgil came back through the boy, damn"
----- The estimated $500,000 concept vehicle is the first ever Off-Road Mercedes Maybach and one of Virgil Abloh's final projects.
Photo via @gorden.wagener on Instagram
The vehicle is impressively almost 20 feet long has a two-tone burnt gold and black glossy paint. The Maybach symbol is stamped all over the vehicle including its tail lights. On the inside is a see-through hood with tan interior; the seats are designed to lay back for camping.
The car is a "1 of 1", and of course Drake got his hands on it ----
"Like, we weren't supposed to come up with something this clean You know it's, like, something happened"
Photo via Drake's Official Youtube Vevo - Sticky Music Video
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