Drake, Canadian rapper, meme hero and frequent poster boy for unrequited love, just gave quite the shout-out to his music collaborator, Jennifer Lopez. His association with the star appeared to be purely professional, even though a potential romantic union had untapped potential for a truly great couple moniker (because, who wouldn’t have enjoyed “Dra-Lo?”)
Not one to hide his emotions, Drake released a 22-song “playlist” (not an album) titled More Life over the weekend, which opens with the song “Free Smoke” featuring the 6 god confessing, “I drunk text J. Lo/Old numbers so I bounce back/Boy Wonder gotta bounce back.”
If that wasn’t a blatant enough hint that Drake still had lots of feelings about J. Lo, a later song on the playlist called “Teenage Fever” samples her hit song “If You Had My Love” and includes the acutely on-brand lyrics “Your heart is hard to carry after dark / You’re to blame for what we could have been / ’Cause look at what we are.”
J. Lo, for her part, is busy canoodling in the Bahamas and Miami with her rumored new flame, A-Rod.
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