Somebody Broke Into Drake's YouTube And Played Kendrick For Everybody

DRAKE GOT PRANKED ON HIS OWN CHANNEL. On July 27, hackers broke into Drake’s YouTube page and slapped up Kendrick Lamar’s Not Like Us like it was his own upload. Yeah, THAT song. The one that’s basically Drake’s least favorite sound on planet Earth.

X user @TINOISFUNNY caught it on video before it got yanked down, and other accounts like @hznrap__ and @hiphopklipz36 posted their own screenshots before it disappeared. IT DIDN’T STAY UP LONG, but long enough for the internet to scream laughing and screenshot everything forever.

Nobody’s confirmed who did it or why. Just some anonymous chaos gremlin with too much free time and perfect comedic timing.

Drake Wasn't The Only One Getting Robbed Apparently

X user @hznrap__ posted receipts claiming KENDRICK, KANYE, AND PLAYBOI CARTI channels got hit too, not just Drake. Check the post below for the alleged proof. Other accounts like @TINOISFUNNY and @hiphopklipz36 said random leaks and unreleased songs got dumped on some of these channels during the chaos.

Here’s the thing though, only Drake’s situation actually made it onto a real hip-hop news site so far. Everything else about Kendrick, Kanye, and Carti is still just SCREENSHOTS AND CLAIMS FLOATING AROUND X. Could be true, could be fans piling on for clout. Nobody’s confirmed the full list yet, so take it with a grain of salt until more sites pick it up.

X Users Caught The Chaos Live And Ran With It

Soon as the hacked channels popped off, X TURNED INTO A CRIME SCENE WITH EVERYONE HOLDING A CAMERA. According to X user @spectre0799, they were the first to catch the mess and post it before anybody else even knew what was happening. From there accounts like @TINOISFUNNY and @hznrap__ started dropping screenshots of the weird uploads sitting on these rappers pages like nothing happened.

One post from @The_GoatedTV below shows the whole thing in real time, and it spread so fast it basically became the main proof everyone kept reposting.

Felt like watching a building catch fire and get put out in the same five minutes. FAST CHAOS, FAST CLEANUP, MAXIMUM SCREENSHOTS.

Image via Rolling Stone

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