Drake Grows Hair Out, Debuts Slicked Back Curls (and Alter Ego) on Instagram
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Drake is debuting a new 'do.
The rapper, 35, shared a collection of photos to Instagram Thursday night showcasing his new hairstyle, complete with a short clip of the performer getting his hair done.
In the photos, the Degrassi alum is seen sitting at a roulette table and stacking his poker chips while sporting slicked back curls. The rapper appears to be growing his hair out and is combing his strands into a sleek look.
"Give this guy a name…" Drake captioned the photo which got the attention of some of his famous pals.
"Clarance Donovan aka steezeman deluxe," Justin Bieber responded to the post in the comment section.
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"Champagne Escobar," wrote musician Vory.
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Canadian TV personality Tyrone Edwards, chimed in and wrote "Lionel Drizzy!"
In photos posted shortly before, his new look is also on display as he poses in an all-black outfit and lightly-tinted sunglasses.
The new hairstyle is not the only time the "God's Plan" rapper has altered his appearance in recent months .
Earlier this month he shocked fans by getting his first face tattoo with his mother Sandra "Sandi" Gayle Graham's initials.
He shared an extreme close-up photo of the new ink, which reads "sg" in lower case English script beneath his left eye along with a collage of vintage art, drinks, flashy cars and a Blackberry.
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The caption was simply, "Sandra Gale 💖."
The tattoo artist behind Drake's new ink, who goes by the name Nal on Instagram, shared a clip of the rapper as he was getting his fresh ink.
Drake, who has over two dozen tattoos, has demonstrated a deep admiration for his mother in the past — sharing sweet photos on Instagram from his childhood.
The singer-songwriter also shared a video slideshow of photos growing up with his mother on Mothers Day last year — where she voiceovers and says that a mother's presence, despite a child's age, is "invaluable."
"The role of mother never comes to an end, never," said Graham in the video.
