Drake's Big CN Tower Light Show

A helper from Toronto worked with Drake to make the CN Tower shine with blue light.

Anil Mohabir worked with Drake before, but their latest project was very special and made him feel like he was dreaming.

Mohabir helped Drake make a big, icy blue light show on the CN Tower using special computers.

The light show and fireworks in Toronto's downtown area were part of a big event that showed Drake's new music at midnight.

The man who helped Drake with the CN Tower light show is Anil Mohabir.

Mohabir said they used special computers to make the CN Tower look like it was freezing in real-time.

When the light show reached the top of the tower, it had a fun animation with lights moving around like ice.

Drake took over the CN Tower before his new music came out.

Mohabir's company, Studio AM, got a call from Drake's team just three weeks before the event.

The big show needed a lot of planning and help from many people, including the CN Tower and the city of Toronto.

The light show used 75 big projectors from Canada and other countries, set up in three places.

Each projector was very expensive, around $200,000, and the lenses were also very costly, up to $100,000.

When the light show started, everyone was surprised and a little shocked.

The night before, Mohabir helped with another event where Drake rode through the city in a special truck.

Drake did many big and exciting things before his new music came out, like making a big ice block and setting off fireworks.

Mohabir said Drake and his team always try to help Canadian artists and make the city a better place.

Mohabir and his team are happy to work with Drake and make their big ideas come true at a high level.

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