Aubrey Drake Bio, Age, Height, Son, Parents, Net Worth, Songs, Albums, Movies & TV Shows

BIOGRAPHY OF AUBREY DRAKE

Aubrey Drake was born Aubrey Drake Graham is an American and Canadian rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, actor, and entrepreneur. Drake first gained recognition as an actor on the teen drama television series Degrassi: The Next Generation in the early 2000s and progressed by pursuing a career in music. He left the Degrassi series in 2007 following the release of his first mixtape, Room for Improvement. He released two more independent projects, Comeback Season and So Far Gone, before signing to Lil Wayne’s Young Money Entertainment in June 2009.

AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM AGE | BIRTHDAY

Drake was born on October 24, 1986 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He turns 32 in 2018.

TAILLE AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM

Drake is 1.82m tall

AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM NET WORTH

Drake’s net worth is estimated at $140 million as of 2019; making him one of the richest rappers in the world, signed under Young Money Entertainment. Besides being a musician, Drake is also an entrepreneur, he owns a Boeing 767 airplane. To add to that, he also owns a property in Toronto, which was built from the ground up in 2017, and a condo in Toronto adjacent to the CN Tower. Drake has also done several endorsements for various companies like Burger King, Whataburger, and Sprite.

AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM PARENTS | MOM | DAD

Drake’s father, Dennis Graham, is an African-American Catholic. He was a drummer for legendary rock’n’roll star Jerry Lee Lewis. Her mother is a white Canadian Jew. Drake’s mother, Sandra “Sandi” Graham, is an Ashkenazi-Canadian Jew who worked as an English teacher and florist.Drake’s parents met after Dennis performed at Clue Bluenote in Toronto, where he first interacted with Sandra, who was in attendance. His parents later divorced when he was five, and he was raised by his mother in Forest Hill, an affluent and predominantly Jewish neighborhood in Toronto.

AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM FILS

Drake is the father of a son named Adonis, born on October 11, 2017 to a French adult artist and former actress, Sophie Brussaux.Brussaux’s pregnancy was the subject of several rumors after it featured in a TMZ article in early 2017 before Adonis was mentioned by name during Drake’s high-profile feud with Pusha T. Drake finally confirmed his paternity on the album Scorpion in 2018.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM

Drake had an on-and-off relationship with Rihanna, whom he started dating in 2009. In 2016 and 2017, he dated pop star, Jennifer Lopez. In 2018, it was revealed that he had a son with Sophie Brussaux. He also dated tennis icon Serena Williams.

FILMS D’AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM | DEGRASSI

Drake began his career at the age of 15. Eager to start as an actor, his high school friend introduced Drake to his father who was an acting agent. The agent found Drake a role in the Canadian teen drama series Degrassi: The Next Generation. Drake’s role in the movie Degrassi was that of Jimmy Brooks, a basketball star who became physically disabled after being shot by a classmate. Asked about his acting debut, Drake replied, “My mother was very sick. We were very poor as broke. The only money I received came from Canadian television”. He would continue to appear on the show until 2007, returning for several appearances until his character graduated from school.

BOOK BY AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM

Drake’s book is titled Far from Over: The Music and Life of Drake. In Far From Over, award-winning writer and hip hop expert Dalton Higgins explains the life of Aubrey Drake Graham, whose path to stardom was filled with ups and downs. Drake is one of the most talked about hip hop artists today. But, to truly understand it, you must first understand where it came from. Drake: An Unauthorized Biography explores Drake’s upbringing, his television career, and details his breakthrough into the music industry.

NEW DRAKE ALBUM: SCORPION

Drake’s new album was released in June 2018. During the same month, he also unveiled the essay track “Duppy Freestyle”, a response to rapper Pusha-T’s accusation that he relied on a ghostwriter to his words. His new album did not disappoint, as it featured the artist confirming rumors of a newborn son on ‘March 14’ and his explanation of why he recalled the grudge against Pusha-T and Meek. Mill on “Survival”.

Scorpion also featured contributions from Jay-Z and Future, as well as what would have been previously unreleased music from Michael Jackson on the track “Don’t Matter to Me.” Additionally, the album broke streaming records in its first 24 hours, with The Associated Press reporting a total of 170 million streams on Apple Music and another 132 million on Spotify. The pace continued over the next few days, making Drake the first artist to surpass one billion streams in one week with his studio release.

AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAMLES INFLUENCES

Drake has cited several hip hop artists who have influenced his music career, including rappers Jay Z, Kanye West and Lil Wayne. He also credits various R&B artists with influencing the incorporation of the genre into his own music, such as Aaliyah and Usher. Drake has also credited several dancehall artists with later influencing his Caribbean-influenced style, which he frequently uses in his songs, including Vybz Kartel, whom he has called his “biggest inspiration”.

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CHARITY AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM

Drake donates money to tons of charities, but the charity he supports the most is the THORN organization. THORN was founded by Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore in 2010 in Los Angeles, California. The purpose of the organization is to end modern slavery, punish the perpetrators and free the innocent victims implicated in this crime.

• April 2010: Drake donates $30,000 to the Jamaican Learning Center. He donated $30,000 to build computer schools for children,
• August 2011: Drake presents a $10,000 Allan Slaight Prize at Dixon Hall Toronto. Drake was honored with the 2nd Annual Allan Slaight Award, for which he received an honorarium of $10,000. He then decided to donate his award to Dixon Hall, a charity dedicated to providing opportunities for people living in low-income neighborhoods in Toronto.
• December 2013: Drake donates money to the Portland Union Gospel Mission. While in Portland, Oregon for his Would You Like a Tour, Drake reportedly visited the Union Gospel Mission of Portland organization. Drake saw how crowded the shelter was and felt compelled to donate money to help improve the organization.
• September 2013: Drake and The Game join forces to help the Ohio mother who lost her family. After hearing the news of Anna’s tragic loss, Game teamed up with Drake to donate $10,000 each to help cover funeral costs and provide Anna with her own personal vehicle.
• June 2014: Drake kicks off Houston’s first Appreciation Weekend. For the first annual HAW, Drake lined up a basketball game with his celebrity friends and Houston natives Kirko Bangz and Dez Bryant as well as Houston Rockets point guard James Harden. Proceeds from ticket sales benefited charities selected by Drake, including the Houston Food Bank, Interfaith Ministries, Keep Houston Beautiful and the TJ Ford Foundation.
• July 2015: Houston Appreciation Weekend Celebrity Softball Game. After a successful inaugural appreciation weekend in Houston in 2014, Drake returned with the second installment, this time creating a softball tournament for fans to enjoy. Drizzy teamed up with celebrities such as Hannibal Buress, Odell Beckham Jr. and Jas Prince for the softball game, with proceeds coming from the Houston Astros’ Urban Youth Academy, an organization dedicated to providing free baseball camps and softball and training programs for 7 year olds. -17.
• In August 2017, Drake joined celebrities in donating to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. Drake took to his social events to encourage Hurricane Harvey victims to stay strong and announced his $200,000 donation to his friend and Houston Texans wide receiver, JJ Watts’ relief fund.
• February 2018: Drake is heading for a good Samaritan jaunt in Miami. Drake decided to fly to Miami to give ‘God’s Plan’ the video treatment, and while filming the video at a local Miami high school, Drake took a moment to donate $25,000 to the Miami High School and announced that it would also donate OVO-designed uniforms. Destiny James, a student at the University of Miami, also received a check for $50,000 from the rapper. Then, while touring Miami, Drake stopped at a homeless shelter to donate an additional $50,000 to the organization and even handed out $150 Target gift cards for families. The generous rapper then paid a visit to the Sabor Tropical supermarket in Miami where he paid for customers’ groceries.

AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM MORE SONGS FROM LIFE

1. free smoke

No long talk

3. Passionfruit

4. Jorja Interlude

5. Get It Together

6. Madiba Riddim

7. Blemish

8.4422

9. Gyalchester

10. Skepta Interlude

11.Portland

12.Sacrifices

13 – Nothing in something

14 Teenage fever

15. KMT

16.You lose

17. I can’t have it all

18.Glow

19.Since the return

20.Fake Love – Version de l’album (Explicit)

21 Ice is melting

22. Do Not Disturb

AUBREY DRAKEDISCOGRAPHIE

Albums studio

• Thank Me Later (2010)
• Take care of yourself (2011)
• Nothing Was the Same (2013)
• Views (2016)
• Scorpion (2018)

AUBREY DRAKE GRAHAM MOVIES | TELEVISION APPEARANCES

• 2017 The Carter Effect Himself Documentary, also executive producer
• 2014 Think like a man too
• 2013 Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues Ron Burgundy fan
• 2012 Ice Age: Continental Drift Ethan
• Breakaway 2011
• 2008 Mookie Chet Walters Law
• 2007 Charlie Bartlett A / V Jones

TELEVISION

2001–2007 Degrassi: The Next Generation Jimmy Brooks 145 episodes
Executive producer Euphoria 2019
Executive producer Top Boy 2019
2018 The Shop Itself
2016 Saturday Night Live Himself (host/musical guest)

2002 Soul Food Fredrick
2014 Saturday Night Live Himself (host/musical guest)
2002 Conviction Teen Fish Television film
2005 Instant Star Himself

2008 The Border PFC Gordon Harvey
2009 Being Erica Ken
2009 Sophie Ken
Beyond The Breaking Itself (2009)
2010 When I Was 17 Himself

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