At the tender age of nine months, Drake's fascination with television commercials featuring babies and toddlers was so intense that it would prompt him to enthusiastically slap the TV screen, exclaiming "Drake do it!" as he proceeded to reenact the commercial. This peculiar habit persisted for the next three years, with Drake tirelessly attempting to elicit laughter from those around him by mimicking child roles on TV.
Just prior to his fourth birthday, a family friend intervened, convincing Drake's parents to allow him to participate in a short film at the age of three. Noticing Drake's innate affinity for the camera, his pursuit of an acting career began to take shape. He subsequently secured representation and has remained committed to his craft ever since.
Drake made his theatrical debut on the acclaimed series "Six Feet Under," with the distinction of being directed by the accomplished Kathy Bates. His first starring role emerged in 2006, when he appeared in the Western "Desolation Canyon" alongside esteemed actors Stacy Keach, Patrick Duffy, and A. Martinez.
To this day, Drake continues to strive to bring joy to others through his performances, frequently entertaining audiences through his guitar playing in live shows or comedy improv. His passion for performing has also extended to the stage, where he has honed his skills in various settings.
When not busy with his acting career, Drake enjoys engaging in a variety of leisure activities, including skateboarding, playing sports, running, and simply spending quality time with friends and family. He is currently endeavoring to master the art of riding a unicycle, a testament to his dedication to self-improvement and his desire to continually challenge himself.
