2024 Broadwayworld Los Angeles Award Nominee Darryl Maximilian Robinson Shares Video of His 2012 National Television Debut as Drake in LOITER SQUAD!

HIS NAME WAS DRAKE!
Veteran And Award-winning Chicago And Los Angeles Stage Actor And Play Director Darryl Maximilian Robinson ( a 1997 Chicago Joseph Jefferson Citation Award Winner for Outstanding Actor In A Principal Role In A Play for his performance as Sam Semela in "Master Harold And The Boys" and a 2024 Broadwayworld Los Angeles Award Nominee for Best Supporting Performer In A Play for his performance as Roy V. Bensinger in "The Front Page" ) Made His National Television Debut On May 6, 2012 In Adult Swim's "Loiter Squad," Episode 1.7 With A Comedic Cameo Appearance As Drake!
Though he has yet to play a major or significant television or film role, veteran and award-winning stage actor and play director Darryl Maximilian Robinson ( The Founder of the multiracial, non-Equity professional chamber theatre The Excaliber Shakespeare Company of Chicago and The Excaliber Shakespeare Company Los Angeles Archival Project ) did make his national TV series debut on May 6, 2012 when he made a 24-second comedic cameo appearance as the popular rapper / entertainer Drake on Episode 1.7 of the Adult Swim program "Loiter Squad."
Here are a pair of videos to view Darryl Maximilian Robinson as Drake in "Loiter Squad":
Happy New Year!

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