In a recent interview on *The Comfortable Pod*, model Riley Simpson opened up about her experience on the set of Drake's music video for "Falling Back" from his *Honestly, Nevermind* album. During the five-day shoot, which took place during the pandemic, Simpson described Drake as "the coolest person," noting his attentiveness and generosity.
Simpson recalled that Drake made sure the cast was well taken care of, providing meals and a full bar. However, she also shared that the set had strict rules: phones and photos were prohibited, and violations led to immediate dismissal. According to Simpson, several women were sent home for various infractions, including excessive drinking and even making fun of Drake's hairstyle.
In other news, an old clip from OVO Fest 2013 has resurfaced, showing an awkward interaction between Drake and The Weeknd. In the footage, Drake seems to ignore The Weeknd while engaging warmly with others. The video, part of Drake’s recent 100 Gigs release, has sparked criticism from fans who accuse Drake of passive-aggressive behavior.
The Weeknd and Drake’s relationship has been complex over the years, with tensions rising after The Weeknd chose not to sign with Drake’s OVO Sound, opting instead for Republic Records. Their strained history has been the subject of various diss tracks and public comments from both artists.
