Drake is shown performing in Los Angeles this March. (Kevin Winter/Getty)

Drake shows off his pearly whites and dapper style on the cover of GQ's April issue. But the Toronto rapper strips down (no, not literally) and touches on some important aspects of his life, including his relationship with his father, the current state of the rap industry and oh yeah -- promiscuity. Drake admits to sleeping with numerous women, but says it didn't work for him and he wants something more.

Riiiiiiiiight.

Before you start vying to become Drake's "something more," you may want to check out his video for Practice off his latest album Take Care" (Go to the 3:27 mark to catch Drake in action).

Drake's group blog October's Very Own even encouraged fans to submit videos of themselves dancing to the track. Because naturally, that's what you do when you want to develop something meaningful with a woman?

Whether Drake is actually looking for more than just casual sex, or this is a clever, well-orchestrated PR ploy to keep his female fans happy -- it doesn't look like Drake is parting from his playboy status anytime soon. He does admit to GQ that much of what he does is calculated.

Sorry to break your hearts, ladies.

Drake goes into the Junos April 1 with four nominations, but the well-dressed guy who shepherded last year's ceremony so handily is giving the music awards a miss this year - after being passed over for Juno glory last year. He'll be performing in Manchester.

-- Parisa Durrani