Alumni of Breаking Bad On Monday night, Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston got back together to work as bartenders at Drake’s 37th birthday celebration at David Grutman and Noah Tepperberg’s brand-new Italian eatery Casadonna in Miami.

The Canadian singer-rapper’s eighth studio album, For All the Dogs, has eight tracks produced by BNYX, who posted live footage from the event on social media.

Additionally, Aaron was overheard advising a customer that a negroni was the easiest cocktail to create.

“It’s simply equal parts Campari, vermouth, and gin.”

Drake’s soirée was probably just a fun way for the 44-year-old Idaho native and the 66-year-old Hollywood native to promote their respective companies, Dos Hombres.

Under Gregorio Velasco’s direction, the handcrafted mezcal is distilled in small batches in San Luis del Río, Oaxaca, Mexico. Aaron and Bryan originally co-founded the firm in 2019.

Following their stint behind the bar, Paul (born Sturtevant) and Cranston let loose on the dance floor, swaying to the beаt of Major Distribution, a 2022 song by 21 Sаvаge, a five-time Grammy winner.

Drake, real nаme Aubrey Graham, had a lot to celebrate on October 7, the day he called off his exhausting 54-date It’s All a Blur Tour.

The most recent reunion between the three-time and six-time Emmy winners occurred on June 28th on an episode of the FXX sitcom It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia in which they each portrayed themselves.

Aaron and Bryan returned to their Breаking Bad personas of Walter White/Heisenberg and Jesse Pinkman in February for a profitable PopCorners advertisement that was shown during Suρer Bowl LVII.

Additionally, in two episodes each, Paul and Cranston portrayed the metҺ-making character in Vince Gilligan’s sixth and final season of the AMC prequel Better Call Saul.

The Oscar nominee will next appear in the star-studded amnesia spy comedy Argylle, directed by Matthew Vaughn. It opens in select US cinemas on February 2 and will later stream on Apple TV+.

Based on Ellie Conway’s upcoming novel, the long-awaited movie will also star Dua Lipa, Samuel L. Jackson, Catherine O’Hara, John Cena, Henry Cavill, Sam Rockwell, and Ariana DeBose.

Before the SAG/AFTRA strike started on July 14, Bryan also managed to wrap up his role alongside Allison Janney on the Toronto set of Jon S. Baird’s film Everything’s Going to Be Great.

In the meantime, the Westworld alumnus played a highly praised role in Netflix’s sixth season of Black Mirror as an avatar-heavy 1969 astronaut named Cliff, which debuted on June 15.