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Drake has revealed why he relates to women with ‘big t*ts’ and the answer will surprise you.
During an appearance on Moody Conversation, Drizzy and Lil Yachty talked about fame and people's preconceived notions of them.
Drake says many people out there believe he isn’t a talented rapper despite all the accolades he has, like the five Grammy Awards, 29 Billboard awards and three VMAs.
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However, the Canadian rapper told Lil Yachty he stopped ‘chasing unanimous love a long time ago' as he believes it’s 'unattainable'.
The 36-year-old went on to comment about meeting people for the first time and how fame can often hinder it.
He revealed his therapist used an excellent analogy for it.
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He said: “I was talking to a therapist at one point and he was like…’You know, no matter what kind of woman you’re chasing physically, you have the biggest t*ts in the room.
“Nobody can think about anything else other than just your gigantic t*ts’ — which is you’re Drake.”
The large breasts being the elephant in the room - genius.
He continued: “All the preconceived notions, they can’t see past the gigantic t*ts unless they talk to you and then they’re like, ‘Oh wow, your t*ts are huge but you’re super smart. You’re really nice and kind.’
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“So it’s interesting. That’s why I relate to girls with huge t*ts.”
Usually, when a therapist comments on our large breasts, it warrants getting another therapist. But here, I'll allow it.
Later in the interview, Drake spoke on how he’s even begun contemplating retirement.
He said that he wants to make way for the younger generation to shine as he begins to focus on other projects.
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He told Yachty: “I think I’m at the point now where I just wanna like — I feel like maybe we talked about this the other day. I feel like I’m kinda introducing the concept in my mind of a graceful exit.”
News of a possible retirement had many fans shook, as one person wrote on Twitter: “Y’all might not want to admit it but rap won’t be the same once Drake retires.”
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Another said: “Blood, not after you gave us ‘Her Loss’ - come on pls.”
While a third shared: "Aubrey just take an extended break honey, you been going hard since you were 16."
Hopefully, we get one last album before this becomes a reality.
Charisa Bossinakis