Pause pls.
A Twitter user has done a thing and that thing involves Kim Kardashian and Drake.
A fellow named Tyler Morrison (wizard of the internet, sorcerer of song lyrics), has blown the lid off a very tangible theory surrounding Kim K and Drake and the people are losing their minds.
He’s gone… deep, to say the least.
We don’t know how he found the time to be honest, but we think he deserves a prize. Or at least a nice long walk in the sun after what we imagine has been a very long time spent holed up in his room.
So, what is this theory, I hear you ask?
P.I. Morrison, as he shall be known from this day forward, made a sensational call over the weekend:
“Drake’s been telling us for months now he slept with Kim K, we just haven’t been listening.”
Um, WHAT?
His original Twitter thread is… thorough, so let me break it down for you:
Drake referenced ‘Kiki’ in the song In My Feelings.
If you’ve ever watched Keeping Up with the Kardashians, you’ll know Kiki is Kim’s nickname.
Well, Drake references a ‘Kiki’ in the song In My Feelings from his latest album Scorpion, and according to Tyler, there are cryptic lyrical references to Kim and Kanye littered throughout the entire album.
In the chorus to In My Feelings, Tyler is convinced “Kiki do you love me? Are you riding? Say you’ll never ever leave from beside me” is a direct reference to Kim.
Drake claims he has “life-shattering” info on Kanye.
Kanye and Drake have always had a dicey relationship. They’ve had long-standing beef with each other over who really knows what, and it’s been expressed through diss tracks aimed at each other over the years.
But, after he released Scorpion, Drake revealed he’d written a Kanye diss track so revealing he decided to pull it from the album at the last minute. Drake has also hinted in several interviews that he has some very spicy info that would have a huge impact on Kanye.
Instagram tells us things.
Drake and Kim both posted Instagram pics with the same caption, just weeks apart.
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