Where's the summer album? Did the pedo drop yet?
another alt
forgive me big Drizz but this Meg - mamushi issa bop

you heard one dj f***tard beat you heard em all but this one
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Sneyd
Doug Sneyd (born December 1931) is a Canadian cartoonist, known for his work for newspapers and magazines, among them Playboy.
Sneyd was born in Guelph, one of seven siblings. He took the Famous Artists drawing correspondence course. After graduation, he worked as a commercial and portrait artist in Montreal and Toronto and contributed as a freelance artist for magazines and textbooks, and then for newspapers such as The Toronto Star.
In 1963 he went to Chicago to show his portfolio to the editors of Playboy; hoping to do illustrations for them, he was asked to do gag cartoons. Sneyd objected at first but accepted when knowing cartoonists were very well-paid. He drew more than 450 cartoons for the magazine, until 2016.
He also drew syndicated editorial cartoons and the comic strip SCOOPS for newspapers in Canada and the U.S., and illustrated children's books. In 1969, he moved with his family to Orillia. He is a founding member of the Canadian Society of Book Illustrators and a member of the National Cartoonists Society and the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists. In 1993 he wrote, produced, and directed Black Eyed Susan, an educational short film about domestic violence for the government of Ontario.
videolibrarian.com/reviews/film/black-eyed-susan
amazon.com/Art-Doug-Sneyd-Collection-Cartoons/dp/1506700861
amazon.com/Secret-Sneyd-Unpublished-Cartoons-Doug/dp/1506701566
Domestic Violence Educational Film
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Sneyd
Doug Sneyd (born December 1931) is a Canadian cartoonist, known for his work for newspapers and magazines, among them Playboy.
Sneyd was born in Guelph, one of seven siblings. He took the Famous Artists drawing correspondence course. After graduation, he worked as a commercial and portrait artist in Montreal and Toronto and contributed as a freelance artist for magazines and textbooks, and then for newspapers such as The Toronto Star.
In 1963 he went to Chicago to show his portfolio to the editors of Playboy; hoping to do illustrations for them, he was asked to do gag cartoons. Sneyd objected at first but accepted when knowing cartoonists were very well-paid. He drew more than 450 cartoons for the magazine, until 2016.
He also drew syndicated editorial cartoons and the comic strip SCOOPS for newspapers in Canada and the U.S., and illustrated children's books. In 1969, he moved with his family to Orillia. He is a founding member of the Canadian Society of Book Illustrators and a member of the National Cartoonists Society and the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists. In 1993 he wrote, produced, and directed Black Eyed Susan, an educational short film about domestic violence for the government of Ontario.
https://videolibrarian.com/reviews/film/black-eyed-susan/
https://www.amazon.com/Art-Doug-Sneyd-Collection-Cartoons/dp/1506700861
https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Sneyd-Unpublished-Cartoons-Doug/dp/1506701566
Domestic Violence Educational Film
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Sneyd
Doug Sneyd (born December 1931) is a Canadian cartoonist, known for his work for newspapers and magazines, among them Playboy.
Sneyd was born in Guelph, one of seven siblings. He took the Famous Artists drawing correspondence course. After graduation, he worked as a commercial and portrait artist in Montreal and Toronto and contributed as a freelance artist for magazines and textbooks, and then for newspapers such as The Toronto Star.
In 1963 he went to Chicago to show his portfolio to the editors of Playboy; hoping to do illustrations for them, he was asked to do gag cartoons. Sneyd objected at first but accepted when knowing cartoonists were very well-paid. He drew more than 450 cartoons for the magazine, until 2016.
He also drew syndicated editorial cartoons and the comic strip SCOOPS for newspapers in Canada and the U.S., and illustrated children's books. In 1969, he moved with his family to Orillia. He is a founding member of the Canadian Society of Book Illustrators and a member of the National Cartoonists Society and the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists. In 1993 he wrote, produced, and directed Black Eyed Susan, an educational short film about domestic violence for the government of Ontario.
https://videolibrarian.com/reviews/film/black-eyed-susan/
https://www.amazon.com/Art-Doug-Sneyd-Collection-Cartoons/dp/1506700861
https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Sneyd-Unpublished-Cartoons-Doug/dp/1506701566
Domestic Violence Educational Film
You might be on to something there
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Sneyd
Doug Sneyd (born December 1931) is a Canadian cartoonist, known for his work for newspapers and magazines, among them Playboy.
Sneyd was born in Guelph, one of seven siblings. He took the Famous Artists drawing correspondence course. After graduation, he worked as a commercial and portrait artist in Montreal and Toronto and contributed as a freelance artist for magazines and textbooks, and then for newspapers such as The Toronto Star.
In 1963 he went to Chicago to show his portfolio to the editors of Playboy; hoping to do illustrations for them, he was asked to do gag cartoons. Sneyd objected at first but accepted when knowing cartoonists were very well-paid. He drew more than 450 cartoons for the magazine, until 2016.
He also drew syndicated editorial cartoons and the comic strip SCOOPS for newspapers in Canada and the U.S., and illustrated children's books. In 1969, he moved with his family to Orillia. He is a founding member of the Canadian Society of Book Illustrators and a member of the National Cartoonists Society and the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists. In 1993 he wrote, produced, and directed Black Eyed Susan, an educational short film about domestic violence for the government of Ontario.
https://videolibrarian.com/reviews/film/black-eyed-susan/
https://www.amazon.com/Art-Doug-Sneyd-Collection-Cartoons/dp/1506700861
https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Sneyd-Unpublished-Cartoons-Doug/dp/1506701566
Domestic Violence Educational Film
hold up im intrigued
so drake posted this image or what?
So much better than OG
This is a top 25 drake song of all time if this version got released
hold up im intrigued
so drake posted this image or what?
@Vietbrah did
I'm probably reaching but the film (Black-Eyed Susan) was produced in 1993 and put out 1994
Aimed at K-6th graders Drake was 7 at the time almost certainly grew up seeing the film at least once.
Perhaps New Video references or recreates that?
BEEF angle aside.
He probably did the artwork for an upcoming song or project
(or Drake purchased unused artwork from back in the day)
or Drake is about to have a very TO album.
From sounds to references to styles etc...
My speculation
I get money I'm a drake stan
sta sta kido kido
You might be on to something there
Description of the film listed for
Black-Eyed Susan
Aimed at K-6 graders, the Canadian production Black-Eyed Susan is a 45-minute dramatization of wife beating from a child's perspective. 7-year-old Jonathan picks fights with other students, disrupts class activities, and at other times seems withdrawn. Haunted by the sight of his mother Susan being hit, Jonathan breaks down one day in class when he is given a flower--a black-eyed Susan. When Jonathan's mother is summoned to school, counselors convince her to enter a women's shelter with her children. At the same time, Jonathan's father Harry undergoes therapy, and the family is eventually reunited. Well-acted and nicely shot, Black-Eyed Susan is a simple story about spousal abuse, one that a child can easily understand. The last part of the film is a 15-minute "behind-the-scenes" look at the making of the film which, since it consists of unconnected and uncommented on clips taken during the filming, seems particularly pointless. An extensive resource guide listing relevant books and phone numbers is also included (since the production is Canadian, the organizations listed are in Canada). Since the program is packaged for classroom use, it is recommended for grade schools, particularly in Canada. (R. Pitman)
Why are yall talking about that comic so much? Drake didn’t post it did he?
Vietbrah hints always add up to something.