Drake Shuts Down Viral Rumor, Calls Out Interviewers for “Net Stories”

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Drake Shuts Down Viral Rumor, Calls Out Interviewers for “Net Stories”

A new round of online chatter surrounding Drake came to a sudden halt this week after the Toronto superstar personally stepped into the comments section to shut down a wild rumor that had been circulating.

The moment unfolded under a post from We Love Hip Hop Network, which shared content praising Drake and OVO for “taking no Ls on road.” In the midst of the discussion, a follower revived an old allegation claiming Drake had once been “peed on,” a rumor that has floated around hip hop forums for years without credible evidence.

Rather than ignore it, Drake decided it was time to address the story directly.

Drake Responds: “Story Was for the Net”

Under the post, @champagnepapi fired off a blunt, matter-of-fact reply:

“Nuh man never pissed on me in life that story was for the net cause mans don’t have shit to say to get their interviews watched 🤣”

The comment quickly racked up hundreds of likes, with fans reacting to Drake’s candid tone and the humor he used to dismantle the claim. While Drake is usually selective about responding to online chatter, his decision to comment suggests he’s tired of seeing recycled stories weaponized against his image.

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A Rumor With No Legs, But Endless Lifespan

The allegation first surfaced over a decade ago, tied loosely to an incident involving T.I.’s associate during a private screening. That story has since been exaggerated, remixed, and spun into headlines that gained more traction than truth.

Despite no verification and multiple parties dismissing the claim over the years, online chatter continue to reference it. Drake’s comment directly called out that cycle, accusing certain outlets of using sensationalized narratives because they “don’t have shit to say.”

Fans React to Drake’s Straightforward Clapback

The rapper’s reply quickly spread across social media:

  • Fans applauded him for “finally clearing the air.”

  • Some joked that Drake addressed the rumor more aggressively than several rap beefs this year.

  • Others noted that his use of Toronto slang (“mans,” “nuh man”) added to the authenticity of the moment.

For a superstar who rarely engages in comment-section debates, the response felt personal—and effective.

A Reminder of How Viral Culture Warps Reality

Drake’s comment highlights a growing issue in modern hip hop media:
What is real talk and what is just gossip.

With podcasting, micro-media, and Instagram commentary booming, sensational narratives often overshadow facts. Drake’s move to publicly dismiss the story serves as both a correction and a critique of the current media ecosystem.

Drake Keeps It Moving

While the rumor has resurfaced throughout his career, Drake’s latest comment may be the most definitive shutdown yet. And judging by the reaction online, fans—and even critics—seem ready to let the topic die for good.

As Drake continues to travel, tour, and record with OVO, he remains one of the most scrutinized artists in the game. But at least one rumor can officially be crossed off the internet’s list.

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Lisa Mckenzie is a contributor of WorldWide Entertainment TV Network Youtube Channel with social commentary, urban media news updates, and more.

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