Tacky or Tasteful? Inside Drake's Luxurious $185 Million-Private Jet ... Yes, THAT Jet

Flying in style. Drake’s private jet reportedly includes several dining room tables, perfect for meals with family, lucky fans or the Champagne Papi’s latest fling.

The master bedroom in a mansion is usually where people say “all the magic happens.” A full master bedroom on a plane? The sky is the limit.

While the rest of us are flying cramped in the last row of coach, Drake and his entourage have enough room to lounge and peacefully have an in-flight bevy. Luxurious!

Need to take a business meeting or formal dinner in the sky? Air Drake’s got you covered in this classy space.

A traditional Boeing 767 seats up to 200 people. The “Rich Baby Daddy” rapper only has 30 seats, which allows for plenty of leg room! Everybody gets a window seat, and no one has to be stuck a middle seat.

They say “God is in the details,” so these decked out details on Drake’s private jet must be “God’s Plan.”

Doesn’t this look more like a hotel living room than a plane? Check out those luxurious lamps. In more recent pictures of the plane, the chairs are now wrapped in velvet—an extra reminder that Drake is a very wealthy man.

Again, leg room is a real luxury in this jet. And with this much space, you dont’t have to worry about disturbing your row mate when you have to go to the restroom. Honestly, what row mate?

One special but excessive detail of this plane is the sheer amount of TVs. How many does one really need?

We wonder how often you have to fly for dresser drawers to be necessary. What do you think?

While in the skies, Drake is sure to have his skincare routine on lock with this stocked-up, luxurious bathroom.

Space, space, and more space.

The original design of Air Drake included his signature OVO brand owl and praying hands on the tail with a baby blue paint coat.

These purple lights make the inside of this plane look like a club. Interesting choice.

Before his untimely passing, Virgil Abloh was brought on for the latest exterior design. The words “Abloh Engineering” can be seen painted on the side of cloud-printed aircraft.