Even after filming the gravity-defying music video for “B’s on the Table,” Drake continues to be shocked that performer Casper enjoys climbing massive heights.
The music video for the Iceman track, which features 21 Savage, shows Casper scaling the CN Tower. Drake also appears in the video, briefly performing on a crane inside the Toronto building, which has a height of 1,815 feet. Upon the release of Iceman, the CN Tower was decoratively frozen using 75 projectors worth $15 million.
On Sunday (May 17), Casper celebrated the release of Iceman with a behind-the-scenes reel from the video shoot on Instagram, which showed the inside of CN Tower. It seems that Drizzy was nauseous during the entire shoot, which he fessed up to in Casper’s comments section.
"I was gonna throw up why do you enjoy this,” wrote the 5-time Grammy winner.
The CN Tower was also highlighted in the music video for “2 Hard 4 The Radio,” where the 6 God raps atop the structure’s upper levels without wearing hazard equipment. The building is also prominently featured on the cover of Drake’s 2016 album, Views.
To celebrate the release of Iceman–along with surprise albums Maid of Honour and Habibti–last Friday, Drake also unveiled multiple visuals that were filmed in Toronto hotspots like restaurant Sotto Sotto (“Burning Bridges”) and strip club Brass Rail (“Little Birdie”).
Iceman, Maid and Habibti are expected to see big first-week numbers, with Iceman being expected to move 480,000-520,000 equivalent units in its debut week and top the Billboard 200 chart.
