The Influence Of Aubrey Drake Graham

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People would say that the person I admire is complete fraud, but I like to think otherwise. The person I admire is Aubrey Drake Graham, not because of his music (Although it is good). I admire him because of his accomplishments. He does so much with so little time and most of it isn't for himself its for others. He writes and produces his own music, acts in TV shows and movies, and does amazing charity work. He does all of this with a smile and he loves it. With all those things he does for his fans, he does even more work for another franchise. He is the ambassador of the Raptors and helps them out a lot. He absolutely loves helping out his community and his fans regardless of how incredibly hard it might be. With his ambassador job he

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