Drake has achieved a lot, including records on worldwide charts and the creation of an entire musical genre. But his mobile strip club, a customized Rolls-Royce Cullinan, and his own jet, the Air Drake, show that he lacks refined taste.

Virgil Abloh and what Drake refers to as “Abloh Engineering” gave Air Drake the 6 God treatment soon after they received the Boeing 767-300F commercial airliner from Cargojet as a symbol of their recently formed alliance around this time last year.

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In addition to its unusual paint job that displays the unmistakable creative marks of both Abloh and the rapper, Air Drake’s considerably remodeled interior has the following features:

Benches and sofas in leather that reclineapartment complexes with projectors and widescreen televisionpersonal lodging areaprestigious officeCarpeted floorsThere is a lot of paneling that looks like gold, wood, and mirrors (for a reason that we may or may not want to know).

 

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Drake earlier remarked, “No rental, no timeshare.”

“Working with a great Canadian company [like Cargojet] has always been an opportunity that I was thrilled to accept because supporting homegrown businesses has always been a top priority of mine.”

We’ve had a long-standing relationship with Drake, and this partnership has naturally grown between the two parties, says Cargojet President & CEO Ajay Virmani.

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“Cargojet and Drake are two hugely successful Canadian companies… We are excited to work together.

The most recent video tour was created by DJ Akademiks, an insider in the business, commentator, and keeper of hip-hop drama and scandal. The online sensation gave the public a taste into what it’s like to travel with Canada’s most well-known person by posting a brief tour of the aircraft on Instagram.

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