Drake finally unveiled his son to the world this week, sharing family photos with his baby mama Sophie Brussaux on Instagram. Two-year-old Adonis has adorable blonde hair and bright blue eyes and, according to a duo of hilarious late-night hosts, he could be the next big child star.

Drake got his start in the entertainment industry as an actor on the Canadian teen drama Degrassi. If Desus & Mero are indeed psychic, which is not something they claim to be, the multi-platinum global superstar’s son will soon commence his own career in commercials for GAP and Go-Gurt.

On the at-home version of their show this week, Desus Nice and The Kid Mero spoke about the photos that Drake shared of his son, calling the kid “cute” and joking about how it took so long for the rapper to finally reveal him to the world. They also predicted that he would become a familiar face in no time. 

“You know how much GAP commercials this kid’s about to be in,” asked Desus. “This kid is gonna get so many fucking commercials,” co-signed Mero. “He’s gonna be the Go-Gurt sponsor like next week. 100%.”

The two comedians went on to note how similar the child looks to Drake’s own mother before pondering what it would be like if he came out looking more like Dennis Graham, the singer’s dad. In case you’re not familiar with Graham’s look, he’s almost always rocking funky sunglasses, a durag, and a bushy mustache.

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Football fans around the nation wait for February to arrive so that they can see the culmination of another intense NFL season, crowning a victor among thirty-two teams ferociously battling to gain supremacy. Pop culture fanatics equally use the opportunity to watch one of the most-anticipated musical performances of the entire year during the coveted halftime slot. Even if you’re not a big football or music fan, you can still find enjoyment on Big Game Sunday with all the extravagant advertisements airing on network television.

During the last week and a bit, we’ve been granted some previews of what to expect come Sunday with commercials being heralded by Post Malone for Bud Light, Lil Nas X for Doritos, and many more. On top of exclusive trailers, teasers for upcoming films and television shows, and more being catered toward entertainment junkies, promotional firms paid millions of dollars for primetime advertising spots during the sporting event. With major corporations budgeting disgusting amounts of money for their Super Bowl ads, viewers were left smiling, laughing, crying, and more from the commercials being presented. If they succeeded, some of y’all may even be putting some money aside to cop their product. 

With so much goodness airing during the breaks last night, we’ve rounded up the best Super Bowl ads below. Let us know which one was your favorite.

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