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Drake-Gods-Plan-(Official-Music-Video).srt. At the end of the video, the man from the introduction says once again, “It’s a good life, it’s a good life.” After getting caught up in the upbeat rhythm of the song, and involuntarily smiling along with all of the joyous people in the video, any viewer would feel obliged to agree. Drake - Gods Plan (Official Music Video) subtitle, synchronized lyrics and asynchronized lyrics download.
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Instead, Drake portrays himself as a man who simply likes to help out and party with the people: In a scene about halfway through the video, he jumps up and down with a hallway full of high schoolers as the beat to one of the stanzas in the song drops. God's Plan Remix Lyrics: Lyrics from snippet / Ayy / Houdini in my Ghost, yeah, you can't see me, I'm gone / Ball so hard, I gotta wear my Yeezys to prom (Facts) / YouTube bitches asking me to. Despite the fact that his haters want him to fail, and he even sometimes doubts himself, the Jewish Toronto MC knows God has a plan for his life. I feel good, sometimes I don't, ay, don't. Drake doesn’t paint the depicted Miami neighborhood as sullen, nor does he paint himself as a saint, drying the tears of the weary. The uptempo song finds Drake reflecting on his future. immediately following Drake's Nice and God's Plan. The people featured in this video possess this smile as well. beams of light, layering vocals over the lyrics, Get your money, black man. Despite this generosity, Drake admits that he still suffers no shortage of haters: “It’s a lot of bad things / That they wishin’ / … On me.” However, he refuses to let this spite perturb him, as he indicates through his goofy dance moves and beaming smile. Drake went on to release his fifth studio album Scorpion on June 29, 2018. Nice for What would go on to replace God’s Plan as the 1 song on the Hot 100. Drake gives away a million dollars because he doesn’t need it to enjoy a good life. After God’s Plan debuted and spent 11 consecutive weeks at 1 on the Billboard, Drake released Nice For What to continue the streak of a successful 2018.
This attitude embodies the sentiment Drake expresses throughout the video. At the end of the monologue, the man notes, “It’s a good life, it’s a good life.” He doesn’t need all the money in the world to feel happy. He goes on to note that though he doesn’t make a living comparable to them, he enjoys similar levels of good health. The music video sets a tone of optimism at the very start, as an older man reminisces about how he knew Denzel Washington and Wesley Snipes in his youth. The music video for “God’s Plan” opens with a title card: “The budget for this video was $996,631.90.” A second title card follows on its heels, alleging that Drake and his label “ gave it all away.” Over the course of the video, Drake saunters through the streets of Miami, brightening the days of unsuspecting community members with donations-groceries, scholarships, cars, literal stacks of cash.