Drake took pettiness to a whole new level when he got a tattoo depicting himself leading the Beatles across Abbey Road after breaking several of their chart records back in 2019. Well, that tattoo has resurfaced, and the internet is having an absolute field day with it.
The conversation started when Drake posted a picture of himself braiding his son Adonis's hair to Instagram. The forearm tattoo is on full display in the picture, and all it took was one person to notice before the Twitter dominoes began to fall.
The conversation started when Drake posted a picture of himself braiding his son Adonis's hair to Instagram. The forearm tattoo is on full display in the picture, and all it took was one person to notice before the Twitter dominoes began to fall.
Yes, @zedonarrival. Yes, it is.
The tattoo's return to the social media limelight inevitably led to a fierce debate on Twitter, with Drake fans arguing that he's well within his rights since he does, in fact, have more top 10 hits.
Drake is bigger and more influential than the Beatles let's be very honest ππ€£
β deathβπ (@deaththekiid__) August 12, 2023
Meanwhile, Beatles fans point out that the band has more No. 1 hits (20 to Drake's 11) and that the rapper oriented the tattoo towards himself in some sort of self-esteem booster.
It's from his pov too. the tattoo is for himself to look at π
β John Mid John (@GuestName10) August 12, 2023
No by my logic the Beatles have 20 number 1 slaps and drake has 11 . My point is it's an enflated ego stretch to get a tattoo walking in front of the Beatles when I bet their top 2 albums have sold more than his full album discography .
β Hector (@hectoure) August 12, 2023
But, what perhaps nobody saw coming (but everybody should've expected), were the Swifties, who came to crush both fan bases from way out of left field.
Taylor should get the tattoo of her speed-walking past drake speed-walking past the Beatles
β oomf magazine (@oomfmagazine) August 12, 2023
mind you taylor swift took some if not all of the same records from him that he took from the beatles. like within a year pic.twitter.com/1QXqvaitcU
β no (@zedonarrival) August 12, 2023
Morals of the story? Think before you ink, and never mention Billboard records around a Swiftie.
