Listen to Saint Pepsi mutate Drake's "Worst Behaviour"
25 September 2014, 19:10
| Written by
Laurence Day
Drawing inspiration from mega chart pop, like Justin Bieber and Carly Rae Jepsen, Ryan DeRobertis, AKA Saint Pepsi, likes to tinker until he's left with nothing but a bizarre hypercolour husk and zesty zeitgeist goodness.
Now, New York's beatifed beverage has tackle Drake.
"Worst Behaviour" is transformed into an Ed Banger-style franco-pop belter. Disco-jazz is in abundance, and Drake, far from the sadcore caricature he seems nowadays, is a galvanised '70s MC. You might say that nothing was the same.
Listen below.
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