Drake Shares Playful Day in the Life Instagram Video

Drake has gone viral for his playful day-in-the-life video that joins in on these “Target run” clips influencers create on social media.

Drake Shares Playful Day in the Life Instagram Video

On Saturday (Jan. 20), Drake hopped on Instagram to share a video of himself giving followers a glimpse into his nightly routine. In the viral clip, which may be considered under, Drizzy is making himself a pomegranate drink, adopted by a spherical of hookah and a swim earlier than he begins his bedtime routine.

Later in the video, which options the For All the Dogs observe “Virginia Beach,” Drake steps right into a bathe. After exiting, he applies lotion and sprays toner to his face. After making use of conditioner to his braids, he wraps them in a durag. Then, the 6-God slides into his snug mattress to get his eight hours of sleep.

“@drewwalls10 you tweaking my boi…got me on my bulls**t,” Drake captioned the video. He tagged influencer Drew Walls, who incessantly makes use of the Toronto rhymer’s music in his viral “Target run” clips.

Was Drake Subliminally Responding to Yasiin Bey Again?

While Drake was becoming a member of in on the enjoyable of the well-liked “tripod bro” social media movies, in which male content material creators use tripods to movie themselves to take their followers on a journey via their each day routines, some followers imagine that he was really responding to Yasiin Bey’s feedback that his music is appropriate with purchasing at Target since he tagged Drew Wells.

During an interview with The Cutting Room Floor podcast, Yasiin Bey was requested about his ideas on the present state of hip-hop. In a viral clip from the interview, podcast host Recho Omondi requested Bey a query relating to Drizzy’s music.

“Is Drake hip-hop?” Omondi requested.

Bey replied that he thinks Drake’s music is pop and suited to purchasing.

“Drake is pop to me,” he stated. “In the sense like, if I was in Target in Houston and I heard a Drake song, it feels like a lot of his music is compatible with shopping. Or shopping with an edge, in certain instances.”

In response to Bey’s critique, Drake shared a put up on his IG story on Jan. 15. In the put up, the OVO Sound chief shared a clip from a classic Method Man interview the place the Wu-Tang Clan rhymer is talking on the many alternative facets of hip-hop.

“Hip-hop is a culture,” Meth stated in the video. “It’s a way of life. The way you dress, the way you talk, the way you walk. Breakdancing, rhymes, stage show…”

Drake captioned the put up, “What Umi say again? Let me shine my light king don’t change up now, which is in reference to Yasiin Bey’s 1999 song “Umi Says” where he raps, “My Umi stated shine your mild on the world/Shine your mild for the world to see.”

Drake may still feel a little salty behind Yasiin Bey’s critique of his music.