Over the weekend, Drake announced his upcoming “Summer Sixteen” tour with Future, and finally revealed the album cover for “Views From The 6”. The cover shows Drake perched upon Toronto’s CN Tower, which is one of the tallest towers in the world. I’ll admit it, the cover is fascinating. But like most people, I can’t help but wonder how the hell did Drake get all the way up there? Or was this a wonderful case of photoshop?
For all of those wondering, it’s true, Drizzy’s album cover is indeed photoshopped. On Monday, the official Twitter account for the CN Tower confirmed what many fans were already thinking, tweeting “Proud Torontonian @Drake at the top of CN Tower with the help of some photoshop magic!” #photshopped #notreallythere.” The shot of Toronto’s signature landmark was captured by Canadian photographer, Caitlin Cronenberg, however, the OVO King was strategically placed into the photo to make it eye-catching.
Check out the CN Tower’s tweet that ruined all the fun below!
Proud Torontonian @Drake at the top of CN Tower with the help of some photoshop magic! #photshopped #notreallythere https://t.co/vBYe2L9FN8
— CN Tower/La Tour CN (@TourCNTower) April 25, 2016
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