Could someone help Drake get down? He’s stuck

Drake, mate. What made you think this was a good idea?

Climbing one of Toronto’s most skyline-hugging locations (the CN Tower), ignoring health and safety rules, and having no means of getting back down again.

Just because he wanted some meme-ready artwork for ‘Views From The 6’. Drake suffers for his art.

Drizzy’s new release is out this Friday, 29th April, as an Apple Music exclusive. It’s expected to feature ‘One Dance’, ‘Pop Style’ and ‘Summer Sixteen’. An official tracklist hasn’t been unveiled, but Drake is dropping more info at various pop-up shops, the latest of which took place last night in Toronto.

‘Views’ will be widely available from 6th May, following the week-long Apple Music exclusive. It follows previous album ‘Nothing Was The Same’ and last year’s mixtape ‘If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late’.

The ridiculous album art was directed by Nicky Orenstein and shot by Caitlin Cronenberg. Nobody’s figured out quite how to rescue Drake, at this stage, but they still found time to badge a Parental Advisory sticker on the cover.

“To the city I love and the people in it…Thank you for everything,” Drake says, captioning the artwork.