Drake has unveiled a new short film called Jungle, and you can watch all 15 minutes of it here.
Like Kanye's Runaway project, Drake's film acts as a vehicle for his music.
It features archive footage of old cities and demolitions, home movies, lo-fi interviews, input from Future and M83's Anthony Gonzalez, Drake singing as a kid, and plenty of arty slo-mo shots, smoke and dramatic emotional stuff.
It was directed by Karim Huu Do, and was filmed in L.A. and Toronto. The film was first uploaded to the October's Very Own blog.
Watch the film below.
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