Drake is one of the most famous artists globally, and he’s instantly recognizable for his infamous caesar-beard grooming combo. However, with all of that massive popularity comes celebrity lookalikes, and Drake has one that’s having the time of his life in Miami, Florida.
Footage of Drake’s doppelganger began circulating on social media after Tory Lanez ran into him at a few clubs in Miami and fans started to believe it was the 6 God. Once word got around about Drake’s “twin,” people began seeing more of the lookalike pop-up around certain spots in Miami, such as STORY Nightclub in South Beach.
Tory Lanez spotted Lil Wayne and Drake in the club last night?? pic.twitter.com/9o0R0lRRat
— Hip Hop Ties (@HipHopTiesMedia) October 10, 2021
#fakedrake spotted again @ Story in Miami where I work ? pic.twitter.com/23uf1K4G0O
— Steven (@THELORDSEB) October 17, 2021
Fake Drake must be stopped ?? pic.twitter.com/rCp7gXTetl
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) October 17, 2021
Now it seems like Drake’s doppelganger sighting is becoming a thing out in Miami. On Sunday (October 11), Akademiks took to his Instagram page to share another clip of the lookalike posted up at Club LIV that night. The grainy video shows the guy hanging out in the upper level, looking down at all of the people partying the night away.
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Fans hit up the comment section in Akademiks’s post saying how much more attention Fake Drake is getting over the real Certified Lover Boy.
“If Drake ever does an action movie, he should be the stunt double,” one person wrote while another said, “Fake Drake been active the whole weekend in Miami.”
Drake’s evil twin may want to join forces with DJ Khaled’s doppelganger. In July, TheShadeRoom posted footage on their Instagram of an Uber driver that looked just like the We The Best boss.
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DJ Khaled Lookalike Uber Driver Has All His Catchphrases Mastered
The Uber riders couldn’t keep their laughter in or believe their eyes at how much their driver looked like DJ Khaled. They were even more blown away when the driver used Khaled’s “another one” and “bless up king” catchphrases.
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