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Sticky: Drake enlists Toronto director Theo Skudra for his latest video
Coming in as the latest visual support for Honestly, Nevermind, Drake has pulled in close to six million views on YouTube with “Sticky” since premiering it on August 2. The video is the latest collaboration between Drizzy and Toronto director Theo Skudra. Often referred to as ‘Drake’s Visual Artist,’ Skudra has been working with Aubrey since the “Marvin’s Room” times. Honestly, Nevermind is available now on Apple Music, Spotify, and various other digital streaming platforms.
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