Last Friday (Feb. 16), Drake unveiled his "God's Plan" video, which took the seemingly unprecedented step making the donation close to $1 million the focus a visual produced by a major label.
Naturally, Drizzy's vid was met with praise from fans and non-fans alike, and quickly made an impression on folks across the U.S. One those people was Jimmy Kimmel, who debuted a hilarious parody the 6 GOD's new visual on an episode Jimmy Kimmel Live! Thursday night (Feb. 22).
Kimmel's parody placed the focus on his pal Guillermo, who rocked a Drizzy-esque outfit and brandished a megaphone as he made his way over to a 99 cent store. His fer? Get anything you want—just so long as it's less than a dollar. The visual even gets a different version Drizzy's opening credits announcing his massive donation.
"The budget for this video was $100," reads the opening credit. "I gave almost all it away. Don't tell Jimmy."
Throughout the vid, we see folks flash their innocuous, but obviously unimpressed faces as Guillermo showed shoppers the power the all-mighty dollar, which if taken literally, isn't all that much.
Recipients bits Drizzy's nearly $1 million donation—$996,331.90, to be exact—included a 20-year-old University Miami student, a shelter for women and children and much, much more. Recently, the Toronto rapper indicated that he isn't through, either. Dope.
Peep Jimmy Kimmel's hilarious "God's Plan" parody for yourself just below. Watch the original video beneath that.