Drake Marries A Roster Of Women In "Falling Back" Music Video

Drake ties the knot in his latest music video for "Falling Back."

BYAron A.Jun 17, 20223.5K Views

It hasn't even been less than a year and Drake returned this week with the release of Honestly, Nevermind. The seventh studio album from Drake is a departure from his previous efforts, diving deeper into the electronic sound with minimal rapping efforts. Though there's already a polarizing reception, Drake will likely still have the summer on lock.

Upon the album's release, the rapper delivered a new set of visuals for the single, "Falling Back." With Director X holding it down, Drake invites fans into a milestone event -- his wedding. However, he's marrying a roster of 23 women. The video takes fans from Tristan Thompson's pep talk with Drizzy to the rapper trading vows with his spouse(s) and straight to the reception where a dreadful wedding singer delivers a rendition of "Best I Ever Had."

Check out the music video for Drake's "Falling Back" above.

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