Thursday 1st May 2014 by Gaby Whitehill | Photos by WENN / East Grinstead Courier

That's SO Drake: The most Drake-iest things Drake has ever done

Never change, Aubrey Graham. Never change

Lint-rolled his trousers courtside: We don't know what we love about this more - the fact he carries a personal lint-roller on him at all times, or the fact he knows the importance of de-fluffed trousers. Proving he can laugh along with the rest of us, his team the Toronto Raptors then gave out free lint rollers at their next game.

Wore a t shirt with a picture of Jaden Smith on it: Not only that, but the image shows Will Smith's son's deep reaction to Drake's performance at the MTV VMAs. Drake liked it so much, he printed it on a t shirt and wore it to the iHeartRadio festival. Meta.

Tried to hug Jhene Aiko on live TV and missed: During his stint on Saturday Night Live, Drake went for an embrace with friend and collaborator Jhene Aiko as the credits rolled. Unfortunately, she didn't seem to be aware of his intentions and turned away, resulting in a highly awkward grab from behind. :(

Bought a mural of his family and friends painted by a woman from East Grinstead: Yes, as in East Grinstead, England. Artist Jane Indigo Moore was commissioned to paint a rather odd mural of Drake's family and friends by a pal of the rapper. He obviously liked it - it was promptly flown to his LA home. Amazing. [Photo: East Grinstead Courier]

Boasted about how his house is so big, he has to go to some lengths to get a drink from the fridge: Possibly tired of peers and critics calling him "soft", Drake hit back with the swaggering 'Trophies', on which he hilariously declared: "Bitch, I use a walkie talkie just to get a beverage!". We get it Drake. You are fairly rich.

Drank a shot out of his Grammy: After receiving the gong for Best Rap Album for Take Care, Drake posted a video online of him pouring some booze into the award and sipping from it. We'd probably do the same.

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Aubrey "Drake" Graham started his career as in the role of a wheelchair-bound student in the teen TV drama Degrassi: The Next Generation, but is now one of the world's biggest rappers.

Over the course of three best-selling records, Drake has recieved critical plaudits and respect from his peers despite his inauspicious beginnings. There's also something that sets Drake apart from other rappers - he's got a sense of humour.

Refreshingly self-aware in an industry full of egos, the rapper has taken the memes and punchlines in his stride. He somewhat encourages the parody of himself, but it's rather enduring, and incredibly, well, Drake-y. From lint-rolling his trousers courtside to fumbling a hug with Jhene Aiko on live TV, here are Drake's 6 Drake-iest moments.