Many are claiming that Drake’s abs are fake. The rapper’s latest shirtless selfie has left fans calling him out, with many accusing him of showing off surgically enhanced abs. The photo, meant to impress, turned into an online roast session as followers questioned everything from his proportions to his authenticity.
Here are all the details on Drake’s alleged fake abs and fans’ reactions.
Fan reaction to Drake abs picture explained
Drake shared the now-controversial abs photo on social media earlier this week. He stood shirtless in front of a liquor bar, wearing only black athletic shorts. Alongside the glistening photo, he wrote, “I’m wide awake for the nights that separate the type who get to it til they get it right from the type who just …type.”
While the caption aimed for introspection, most fans ignored it. They zeroed in on his sharply defined abs and quickly flooded the comment section with jokes and accusations. One user wrote, “Ordered abs from temu n forgot to add shoulders n tri lol.” Another added, “No shoulders, no biceps, deflated chest but extremely defined abs lmao.” A third piled on, “Shoulders, biceps, traps and legs sold separately.”
Another follower wrote, “Boy stop playing! The only place you ran was to the surgeon.” Someone else cracked, “A grown man standing in front of a bunch of liquor bottles (like a college Freshman) with BBL abs from Abs R US, with no biceps. Shoulders or back to match is HILARIOUS. Oh and the caption? Are you 15?” Some fans commended the rapper, with one commenting, “Legendary,” and another chiming in, “Hustle hard.”
This isn’t the first time fans or fellow artists have questioned Drake’s body. Rapper Rick Ross previously called him “BBL Drizzy,” hinting that the Canadian superstar may have had work done in the past.
Still, Drake didn’t let the online roasting slow him down. He shared a separate post from a bar wall, signing off with “Iceman. Snow Owl Ranch.” It could be a possible hint at his next album. He also shared a throwback photo of Nicki Minaj, which has fans wondering whether a collaboration is in the works.
Originally reported by Devanshi Basu on ComingSoon.
