The old tour video of Drake, now 32, was posted to Twitter on Thursday, showing the Canadian star flirting with the fan after inviting her onstage during one of his past concerts.
It is unclear how old Drake was at the time or when the video was taken, but the Daily Beast — the first news outlet to report on the clip on Saturday — says it was captured “years ago.” Reps for Drake and his record label, Cash Money Records, did not immediately return People’s requests for comment, and the rapper has yet to publicly address the controversy.
According to the video, Drake appeared to dance with the fan onstage before kissing her on the shoulder and standing behind her while placing his arms against her chest in a hug.
“I get in trouble for s— like this,” he remarked in the video, walking away from the fan before asking her, “How old are you?” 17,” she answered as the crowd erupted in surprise.
Addressing the revelation in the video, Drake replied, “I can’t go to jail yet,” before commenting on how mature the fan looked for her age.
“I had fun, I don’t know if I should feel guilty or not, but I had fun. I like the way your breasts feel against my chest,” he continued, adding, “I just want to thank you.”
Drake proceeded to kiss the underage fan’s hand before kissing each of her cheeks, her forehead and her lips.
In response to the video, many people online have spoken out against the rapper’s past behavior.
Wrote one Twitter user, “Drake is a whole entire piece of s— for this,” while another simply wrote, “Drake Is Over.”
Shortly after going on an uplifting social media spree about how he feels “stronger than ever” and surrounded by “so much good energy” going into the new year, the Ye rapper, 41, once again spoke out against Drake, in a series of tweets that he then quickly deleted.
Seemingly out of the blue, West returned to the subject of their ongoing feud.
“I’ve never mentioned or touched on anything related to family when it came to Drake,” he wrote in a since-deleted Tweet, including a devil emoji after the Canadian rapper’s name. “He followed my wife on Instagram he mentioned Pusha’s fiance [sic] in a song.”
“Who’s [sic] bright idea was it to tell Drake to follow my wife on Instagram?” he continued, adding “this person is not Drskes [sic] friend.”
Over the weekend, West also tweeted and deleted several heated messages about Drake, criticizing him for following his wife on Instagram in September, as tensions between the two rappers were at an all-time high.
“He dodged me for months when I extended olive branches to talk and then called to threaten me,” West continued in another deleted message on Monday, echoing a claim he made earlier this month, when he tweeted over 125 times about the “In My Feelings” rapper, 32.
Drake no longer follows Kardashian on the social media platform.
However, despite all of his critical words about Drake, West maintained that he didn’t “have beef” with anyone.
“I don’t have beef with no one. Love everyone but don’t follow my f—ing wife on Instagram,” he added in another deleted Tweet.
West went on to implore Drake in a since-deleted Tweet to “keep my family out of all of this wrestling foolishness.”
“I don’t ignore people and I also don’t let people just f— with me,” he shared, adding, “it’s lame when I tweet but this man been dodging me and I got something to say.”
In one of the few tweets that has not been deleted, West wrote that while fans might prefer to see these kinds of feuds play out on “diss tracks…Ima break all codes.”
West went on to demand a “public apology” from Drake for following his wife on Instagram in September.
Although Drake no longer follows Kardashian West on Instagram, he does follow her mom, Kris Jenner, plus the popular fan account @kanyedoingthings.
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