Drake Gets his Former "Degrassi: TNG" Co-stars for Music Video 'I'm Upset'

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The video features appearances by:

Stefan Brogren (Snake)
Shane Kippel (Spinner)
Miriam McDonald (Emma)
Cassie Steele (Manny)
Sarah Barrable-Tishauer (Liberty)
Lauren Collins (Paige)
Adamo Ruggiero (Marco)
Stacey Farber (Ellie)
Jake Goldsbie (Toby)
Jake Epstein (Craig)
Andrea Lewis (Hazel)
Christina Schmidt (Terri)
Ephraim Ellis (Rick)
Nina Dobrev (Mia)
Melissa McIntyre (Ashley)
LinLyn Lue (Ms. Kwan)
Marc Donato (Derek)
Dalmar Abuzeid (Danny)
A.J. Saudin (Connor)
Paula Brancati (Jane)

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Drake staged a Degrassi: The Next Generation reunion for his new music video
The rapper returned to his old stomping grounds for his new “Im Upset” video.

Drake explains why one Degrassi alum wasn't in his "I'm Upset" music video: "he thought it was a scam"
Daniel Clark, who played Sean on Degrassi: The Next Generation, has expressed frustration that he wasn't included in the reunion music video. But another cast member is also missing: Ryan Cooley, who played J.T. When asked about J.T. on Instagram, Drake responded: "he thought it was a scam." No word yet on why the video didn't include Clark. But another cast member missing from the video, Mike Lobel, says his old pal Drake just forgot. ALSO: All the Degrassi alums are "smoking hot now."

Degrassi: The Next Generation alum is upset he was left out of Drake's reunion music video
“No one ever reached out to me about this,” Daniel Clark, who played Sean Cameron on the high school series, tells Page Six after finding out about Drake's "I'm Upset" video online this morning. “I have no idea even when it was filmed. I woke up this morning and watched the music video and was like, ‘What the hell is going on?'” ALSO: DeGrassi alums share behind-the-scenes pics from the music video reunion.

Degrassi: The Next Generation alums recall filming Drake's new music video earlier this week
The majority of the original cast gathered Sunday at 6 p.m. for the "I'm Upset" music video shoot that didn't end until around 5 a.m. the next morning, reports Buzzfeed. “For a lot of us, we didn’t get a real high school reunion, so this was maybe the closest thing,” says Jake Epstein. “There was a lot of laughing, swapping stories, and catching up. It immediately felt fun.” Adds Jake Goldsbie: “I definitely had some moments of being on set and looking around and being like, ‘Where am I?’ It was insane. It was crazy being on the set with Aubrey, but he’s also Drake.”