Drake, or at least his Finsta account @plottttwistttttt, just gave Kim Kardashian a shout-out after she posted a song from his latest project, $ome$exy $ongs 4 U, onto a video where Kardashian was doing all the Kardashian things … Fire record, btw.
Drake calls Kim Kardashian the "GOAT" after she posted 'CRYING IN CHANEL' on IG
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The SKIMS mogul shared the video on the gram during the pre-Oscars dinner hosted by Charles Finch in Beverly Hills. She was dressed in a vintage Chanel gown. The video, set to the sultry song by Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR, quickly caught the attention of fans and the artist himself.
Drake reciprocated the gesture by reposting the same video on @plottttwistttttt, along with a goat emoji, signaling his approval and appreciation of the shoutout.
Well, some do think she’s the GOAT in her own right.
Get this: since its release on Feb. 14, $ome$exy $ongs 4 U has been well-received by fans and critics alike, continuing the momentum of Drake’s collabs. The project has garnered significant attention for its smooth blend of R&B and emotional storytelling, with tracks like “Crying in Chanel” resonating with listeners for its vulnerability and signature OVO Sound vibe. That part. The album has quickly become a fan favorite, with many praising the chemistry between Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR. It debuted atop Billboard’s 200 with several songs in the Hot 100.
This social moment also adds another layer to Drake and Kim Kardashian’s complex history. The two were once the subject of rumors suggesting a romantic connection, particularly during Kardashian’s marriage to rapper Kanye West. In a 2023 episode of The Kardashians, Kim opened up about the impact of the rumors, revealing that Kanye started the speculation. She explained how the false claims left her feeling hurt and betrayed, particularly as Kanye, who was supposed to protect her, made those accusations publicly.
As for the music, $ome$exy $ongs 4 U continues to resonate with fans with enduring emotional depth and that Toronto sound, marking another successful chapter in Drake’s ongoing influence of pop, R&B and rap music. Period.