Drake Jokingly ‘Green Lights’ Andrew Tate After He Disrespects Canada
Drake, the renowned Canadian rapper, has been under the spotlight lately for various reasons, including his response to mockery from Andrew Tate, a media personality. Tate’s comments downplayed the masculinity of Canadian men, sparking a humorous response from Drake.
In a video clip shared online by Keep6ixSolid, Andrew Tate is seen humorously questioning the notion of masculinity from Canada. He exaggeratedly expresses his confusion and says, “Imagine saying, ‘I’m a man.’ From where? ‘From Canada.'” He playfully suggests that the two don’t seem to go together, humorously questioning, “Wait, you’re a man … from Canada? Nah, can’t be.”
Drake responded to this light-hearted mockery with a “green light” signal, suggesting it’s okay for people to have fun with Andrew Tate’s comments. He added a laughing emoji to his response, indicating that he didn’t take the remarks too seriously. The original post from Keep6ixSolid has since been deleted, but the situation continues to be a topic of discussion.
In contrast, Drake has recently been engaged in a more serious feud with podcaster Joe Budden. The dispute began when Joe Budden criticized Drake’s new album, “For All The Dogs.” Budden expressed his desire to hear “adult Drake rapping for adult people” and voiced his concerns about the rapper’s current musical direction.
Drake responded with a lengthy message, accusing Budden of having “failed at music” and challenging his credibility as a critic. The feud continued with exchanges on social media, including posts from Drake and Joe Budden’s manager, Ian Schwartzman, highlighting the ongoing tension.
While Drake continues to make headlines for various reasons, his light-hearted response to Andrew Tate’s mockery highlights his sense of humor and ability to handle such situations in good spirits.
Watch the clip below.
