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Drake’s ‘In My Feelings’ video features ‘Queer Eye’ Fab Five, Big Freedia
Will Smith, Phylicia Rashad also appear

‘Queer Eye’ cast doing the ‘In My Feelings’ challenge (Screenshot via YouTube)
Drake released the video for his smash hit single “In My Feelings” featuring a few gay favorites.
The eight-minute video, filmed in New Orleans, includes plenty of celebrity cameos such as Phylicia Rashad, La La Anthony, and Instagram comedian Shiggy, who created the “In My Feelings” dance challenge that went viral.
New Orleans-based, queer rapper Big Freedia made a surprise appearance in the video. Freedia is known for having a signature sound in the hip-hop genre of bounce music. Although Freedia was featured on Drake’s song “Nice for What” and Beyonce’s “Formation,” she did not make video appearances.
At the end of the video, there are snippets of various people doing the “In My Feelings” challenge such as Will Smith, the kids from “Stranger Things” and the cast of “Queer Eye.”
“WE’RE IN OUR FEELINGS! watch the end for a surprise,” the “Queer Eye” official Twitter posted.
WE’RE IN OUR FEELINGS ?? watch the end for a surprise ? https://t.co/BI5OtJdqbI
— Queer Eye (@QueerEye) August 3, 2018
Watch the video below.
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