Just premiered on MTV, here are the visuals for Drake‘s latest single Take Care featuring Rihanna. Directed by Yoanna Lemoine.

Before the video drops on MTV at 7:56 p.m. EST, here’s a preview of Drake’s “Take Care” video featuring Rihanna. But word on road, Drake also plans to drop the brand new video for “HYFR (Hell Ya’ Fuckin’ Right) featuring Lil’ Wayne tonight as well. Word on Road is actually Drizzy’s new official fan site, go check it out.

Watch the 30-second teaser above courtesy of MTV News.

From the first look of the visuals of Drake’s new video ‘Take Care,’ in collaboration with singer Rihanna, I guess it’s safe to say gray is the new “intimate” color. The video, directed by Yoann Lemoine, features grayscaled, close up visuals of the two getting real up close and personal. Judging from these images it should be an interesting cinematic display between the superstars. Check out the rest of the behind the scene images below.

As Lowkey noted, this footage is pretty damn sharp and better than 99.65% of concert videos we see floating around the world wide web on a daily basis. Aubrey’s Club Paradise Tour is well underway and what we have here is the man himself mingling and wooing the people of Nashville, Tennessee. There were a handful of videos from the concert (the rest of which can be seen after the jump), but the one above is Drake running through my personal favorite record from Take Care, his introspective and familial revealing number, “Look What You’ve Done.”

Chances are he’s never going to shoot a video for that, so this may be the best myself and fans of the record may get. Like I said in the previous paragraph though, hit the jump to see Drake run through “HYFR,” “The Motto,” “We’ll Be Fine” and “Practice.” With top notch video quality, of course. 

Rihanna joined YMCMB’s superstar Drizzy on set of one of the most anticipated tracks off Drake’s recent album “Take Care.” The two snapped a couple of photos with video director Yoann Lemoin.

“We’re working on definitely the “Take Care” video, which we’re trying to get shot soon and a couple of other ones, too, off the album,” Drake told MTV News back in December. “I want to make it perfect — the best video I’ve done to date — so I’m just taking my time.”

 Months after Drake covered The Source’s ‘Power 30′ issue, unreleased pictures from his photo shoot have been released.

As previously reported, Drizzy was featured in the Hip-Hop Mag in November before releasing his now platinum Take Care album.

In it he spoke on his competition in the rap game,

“When I was a kid trying to figure out what I liked, it was [Kanye] who I related to the most. He was an artist, in every sense, from his cover art to his music. Now, I would say he was a really great competitor…“

 

Check out more of Drizzy’s unseen Source photos shot by Mark Squires below.

Not only did Drake perform at Google Music’s launch party, he also did an interview with them. Watch as he talks about Take Care, his working chemistry with 40, Rihanna’s iconic status and the trifecta of himself, Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj.

The final numbers are in and Drake is back on top of charts with his sophomore album. We learned yesterday that his estimated total of records sold in the first week were 659,190 but the official numbers are 631,466 (264,845 Digital and 366,621 Physical). Above is a note to Drake from Jay-Z, congratulating him on his album and all of his success. Congrats to Drake and YMCMB on the success of the Take Care album.

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