
Drake’s Plan
The plot of Drake's music video for "God's Plan" is him giving him out money to the poor. What was he trying to say?
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Dylan Valley is an editorial board member of Africa is a Country. He is a filmmaker and is on the television studies faculty of Wits University.
The plot of Drake's music video for "God's Plan" is him giving him out money to the poor. What was he trying to say?
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The latest installment of our film news series, #MovieNight.
Reviving our #MovieNight feature: A fortnightly feature rounding up movie news.
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