Drake Impersonates Manny Pacquiao: Thumbs Up Or Thumbs Down? WATCH Hilarious Video Of Canadian Rapper Singing 'Let It Go' In Pacquiao-Like Version

One of the July 17 posts of Rappler is Drake impersonation of Pacquiao in singing popular song of Disney's 'Let It Go'.

Some would find it funny and some will find it offensive. People point of view about this video skit is divided.

It's really hard to count numbers of people who find it funny and offensive. However, this Canadian rapper just make fun in a video skit as he hosted the Wednesday's ESPY Awards. And what he catered for the show was impersonating Filipino 8th division boxer Manny Pacquiao by singing Let It Go.

As Pacquiao has reached the limelight of boxing, he was also noted for singing and karaoke. He has released two albums and covered single "Sometimes When We Touch" alongside original singer Dan Hill.

So what's something special of Pacquiao's singing talent? Just like other races around the world, there is a unique accent. So whenever he speak English, there is an accent that made him unique. Does accent matter anyway if he really has a skill in music?

Speaking of accent, the Canadian rapper adapted an accent and wore a wig similar to Pacquiao's trademark moptop hairdo and goatee for his mini skit.

One of the noticeable lines aside from singing Disney for Frozen is when he asked "Are you worried about Mayweather?," Drake as Pacquiao replied: "To me it's warmer in July so I'm not really worried about the May weather, you know?"

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Drake is actually not the first one to impersonate Pacquiao, as there are lots of Filipino artists doing this as well. However, Drake is perhaps the first international artist to impersonate Pac-Man, making the video even more popular. 

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Last July 16, as posted on Rappler, Paquiao reportedly will make the first defense for his WBO welterweight title against unbeaten New Yorker Chris Algieri, which is scheduled on November 23 in Macau according to Rappler.