WELP! Drake’s summer isn’t going quite as planned. Lately, Drake can’t seem to catch a break. After the internet dubbed Kendrick Lamar the winner in their brief rap battle after delivering his summer anthem, ‘Not Like Us’ – turns out mother nature also has a bone to pick with Mr. Canada himself.
Drake hoped on his Instagram Stories to share a wild video showing his Toronto mansion completely flooded. Despite the chaotic scene, it seems he’s still keeping things light. He captioned the video with “This better be Espresso Martini.”
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Social Media Reacts To Drizzy’s Mansion Flooding
Social media users shared their thoughts on Drizzy’s unfortunate flooding in the comment section.
Instagram user @AltonKiing said: “This been a rough summer for Drake”
While instagram user @Nursevickyrn said: “Somebody said that’s just Drakes tears 😭”
Instagram user @weirdposisons said: “Even God said ‘Wap wap wap wap wap imma do my stuff”
Instagram user @Poppinsta said: “Say what yal want but I would never want anyone to go through this omg”
Here’s What We Know About Drake’s Toronto Mansion
Drake’s Toronto mansion has been talked about on the internet on a few occasions, mostly for it’s beautiful architecture and luxurious style. Basically it gives, RICH. He’s even featured the mansion in his 2020 video for ‘Toosie Slide’.
In 2020, Drizzy told Architectural Digest his home spans 50,000 square feet. With amenities like an NBA regulation-size indoor basketball court, 2-story great room, gourmet kitchen, recording studio and 10-car garage. The sprawling mansion has been nicknamed “The Embassy.” Drake went on to say this about his Toronto home:
“Because I was building it in my hometown, I wanted the structure to stand firm for 100 years. I wanted it to have a monumental scale and feel,” Drake says of his passion project. “It will be one of the things I leave behind, so it had to be timeless and strong,”
