'Saint X': Drake fans go wild as his executive produced show airs its first three episodes on Hulu

'Saint X' hasn't recieved great reviews yet but Drake's fans have got his back as one said, 'Enjoying this show! Binge watched the first 3 episodes'
'Saint X' hasn't recieved great reviews yet but Drake's fans have got his back (Amy Sussman/Getty Images, Hulu)
'Saint X' hasn't recieved great reviews yet but Drake's fans have got his back (Amy Sussman/Getty Images, Hulu)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA : Adel "Future" Nul and Aubrey "Drake" Graham are working together once more, but this time it's not for music. On the Hulu series 'Saint X', the rhymers from 'What A Time To Be Alive' have been hired as executive producers. The mystery thriller stars Alycia Debnam-Carey, Josh Bonzie, West Duchovny, Jayden Elijah, Bre Francis, Kenlee Anaya Townsend, Betsy Brandt, and Michael Park. Stephen Williams, who also produced 'Watchmen', is the show's producer.

Alongside Drake and Future, Euphoria‘s Jason Shrier, Once Upon a Time‘s Steve Pearlman and more are producing 'Saint X' under ABC Signature. The show dropped its first three episodes on the streaming platform on April 26 and it looks like Drake's Fans or as they are called, Team Drizzy, showed their support for their beloved rapper. Read more to find out what they had to say.

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What is 'Saint X' on Hulu about?

The eight-episodes mystery thriller “explores and upends the ‘girl-gone-missing’ genre and how a young woman’s mysterious death during an idyllic Caribbean vacation creates a traumatic ripple effect that eventually pulls her surviving sister into a dangerous pursuit of the truth,” the synopsis reads.

'Binge watched the first 3 episodes'

'Saint X' on Hulu might have not gotten great reviews from critics around the globe but it looks like Drake's fans have the rapper's back. The fans quickly took to social media to show their support. "Enjoying this show! Binge watched the first 3 episodes," wrote one fan while another added, "I might just need to get hulu for this" Further, a fan tweeted "You're the greatest artist of all time." Someone else chimed in and wrote, "Never seen ye make a show. I know who my goat is" Another said, "Infinite endless spring of genius you are!!! Ugh I wish I could dial away papi!!!" A fan added, "DRAKE DIDNT START FROM THE BOTTOM."



 



 



 



 



 



 

'Saint X' is exclusively streaming on Hulu

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