The Views from the 6 Cover Parody originated from the reveal of Drake's 2016 studio album, Views. The artwork depicted the Toronto rapper sitting atop the CN Tower, looking out over his city. The internet quickly latched onto the 'Tiny Drake' figure, noting that the scale made him look disproportionately small compared to the tower. This sparked a global photoshop trend where fans placed the shrunken Drake on everything from pizza crusts to characters in other TV shows. It remains one of the most recognizable examples of album art transforming into a versatile, long-lasting meme template used to represent 'overseeing' mundane or hilarious situations.