He surprised fans by dropping his latest track, Nice For What, out of the blue on Friday, with the single already being praised by the masses.
And Drake, 31, decided to treat himself to a luxurious meal out at Japanese Mayfair restaurant, Nobu, London on Wednesday evening.
The Canadian rapper cut a casual figure for his fine dining experience as he kept a low profile in an Adidas tracksuit.
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Casual: Drake, 31, decided to treat himself to a luxurious meal out at Japanese Mayfair restaurant, Nobu, London on Wednesday evening
The Hotline Bling singer accessorised his look with a pair of white trainers, with a black and white pattern on the side, and a leather strap watch on his wrist.
Drake is a frequent visitor to London and has gained quite the anglophile reputation over the years, having referenced the UK in several of his tracks and worked heavily with a number of British grime and underground artists.Low profile: The Canadian rapper cut a casual figure for his fine dining experience as he kept a low profile in an Adidas tracksuit
Drake opted for the sport brand’s trademark black and white striped trousers, while he teamed the ensemble with a blue zip up jacket
During his Boy Meets World Tour, the star even clutched a union jack and declared: ‘I owe my whole career to London. This is my favorite city in the world.’
The meal out comes after his latest music success, which has been praised for empowering women in light of the Time’s Up movement.
His female-centric video features a flurry of famous women, including Olivia Wilde, Emma Roberts, Tiffany Haddish, Michelle Rodriguez, Zoe Saldana and Jourdan Dunn, to name but a few.
In fact, Drake only appears a handful of times in the video, a move that has been praised by fans on Twitter.
One fan said: ‘No one does female empowerment better than @Drake #NiceForWhat.’
While a different follower added: ‘Nice For What is my favourite song so far of 2018, for real shoutout to Drake for some female empowerment.’
