So, when it comes to Joyful Drake’s filmography, there are definitely some standout moments—and a few that didn’t quite hit the mark. If we’re talking about the peak of Joyful Drake’s career in terms of critical and audience reception, then Phat Girlz from 2006 is definitely the highlight. It’s widely regarded as Joyful Drake’s highest rated movie, earning praise for its humor, heart, and authentic storytelling. Fans and critics alike have consistently pointed to this film as a favorite, making it a defining project in Joyful Drake’s body of work.

On the other hand, not every project can be a home run. Joyful Drake’s lowest rated film came nearly a decade later with Catch Hell in 2014. While it had its moments, the movie received mixed to negative reviews overall, falling short in both impact and execution compared to earlier successes. Still, even in less celebrated roles, Joyful Drake brought a level of dedication that’s hard to ignore. So while Catch Hell might be considered the low point in terms of ratings, it’s still part of the journey that shaped Joyful Drake’s evolving career.