In this screenshot from Drake’s “Falling Back” video, Ari Sitnik plays a rabbi who performs Drake’s wedding to the first of 23 brides. By Louis Keene June 17, 2022.

He works in IT and is not a pulpit rabbi. He got the role in Drake’s video through Stu Stone, with whom he worked with on a video for the organization Tomchei Shabbos, which helps provide ...

Drake posed with a Kiddush cup and Sabbath candles for the cover of his 2012 album “Take Care,” and he staged a different Jewish tradition – his own “re-bar mitzvah” – in the music ...

Drake's "God's Plan" video is an instant classic. A pastor, a rabbi, and other religious leaders consider the song's viral video.

Drake poses for a photo with his many brides. (Screenshot via YouTube via JTA.org) By Jackie Hajdenberg and Andrew Lapin. As part of the surprise drop for his new album “Honestly, Nevermind,” Canadian ...

In Drake's "Falling Back" music video, ... The nine-minute video shows Drake marrying 23 brides in an over-the-top wedding that also features a rabbi and his mom, Sandi Graham.

Of course Drake is invoking the Hebrew paraphrase of ninth-century Rabbi Saadia Gaon’s thesis re: God’s creation of the universe ex nihilo, “yesh me-Ayin” (something from nothing).