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Drake hugged Justin Bieber at the official Views launch party

Drake hugged Justin Bieber at the official Views launch party
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

Friday was a busy day for Drake. He released his new album, played a surprise show outside the ACC, and then, unbeknownst to most of his fans, he retreated to La Vie Complex, on Richmond Street West, where he and much of his entourage spent the night at a Views launch party, sponsored by Remy Martin. Things got a little surreal when Justin Bieber took the stage. Here are some photos from the night.

(Image: Ryan Emberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

Russell Peters was there, along with Melle Mel (left).

(Image: Ryan Amberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

Bieber, with the oversized sweater.

(Image: Ryan Amberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

“Did I leave the oven on?"

(Image: Ryan Amberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

Pressing the flesh, like a true Global Ambassador.

(Image: Ryan Amberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

The guy facing the camera in the lower left of this photo appears to be Jonny Roxx, Drake’s personal trainer and good friend.

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(Image: Ryan Amberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

Drake’s mom, Sandi, and her brother, Drake’s uncle Steve.

(Image: Ryan Amberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

Artist Andrea Bolley stands beside an OVO ice sculpture.

(Image: Ryan Amberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

Bieber bows down.

(Image: Ryan Amberley)
(Image: Ryan Emberley)

And then they danced. Or hugged. Or something.

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