BY: Alexis Eichelberger

We’re all anxiously waiting for Drake’s new album. After being announced and scheduled for release in January 2021, Certified Lover Boy is now delayed indefinitely. We’re not angry –– we are just looking forward to hearing new music.

To gear up for the release, we’re watching all Drizzy’s best music videos and compiling them for your viewing and listening pleasure. Here are Drake’s best music videos:

 

LAUGH NOW, CRY LATER (feat. LIL DURK)

We kick off our list with the first single from Certified Lover Boy. In it, Drake hangs out at the Nike headquarters with some of the biggest stars in professional sports –– and a stunning woman, of course.

 

GOD’S PLAN

The “God’s Plan” music video is arguably one of the best in recent years. In it, Drake takes to the streets to shower blessings on unsuspecting strangers. As shown in the video, the project’s budget was nearly $1 billion, and it was all given away.

 

HOTLINE BLING

We couldn’t NOT include the music video that gave rise to so many memes. Drake shows off his hottest dance moves in “Hotline Bling.” Do you need any more reasons to watch?

 

ENERGY

Want to watch Drake morph into all your favorite celebrities? Check out the video for his 2015 single “Energy” to spot Miley Cyrus, Oprah, and Justin Bieber look-alikes, and many more.

 

IN MY FEELINGS

This technicolor music video is eight minutes of stellar fashion, killer dance moves, and groovy West Coast vibes. Another bonus: Drake does the infamous “In My Feelings” dance that went viral in 2018. 

 

HYFR (feat. LIL WAYNE)

The “HYFR” music video shows a bar mitzvah gone very wrong (or maybe very right). Mazel Tov, Drake.

 

HOLD ON, WE’RE GOING HOME

The seven-minute-long music video for “Hold On, We’re Going Home” starts with a night out in 1985 Miami and ends with a daring rescue. There are some sexy, exciting, and emotional moments in between. Watch for yourself to discover the plot.

 

TOOSIE SLIDE

Ever wanted a peek inside Drake’s home? The “Toosie Slide” music video, made during the COVID-19 lockdown, takes us inside one of music’s biggest stars’ marble-covered palace.

 

FOREVER (with KANYE WEST, LIL WAYNE, AND EMINEM)

The lineup of 2000s rap superstars featured in this video is enough to add “Forever” to our list. But we also loved it because it chronicles basketball phenom LeBron James’ rise to greatness. (But this writer is a Northeast Ohio native, so I might be a bit biased.)

 

BONUS VIDEO: RIHANNA’S “WORK”

OK, we know this isn’t technically Drake’s music video. But we couldn’t ignore his very sexy moves in Rihanna’s “Work” video. Their chemistry is so steamy. It’s a celeb couple break up we’ll never get over.