Is Drake's Leaked Video a Deep Fake?
Drake has not commented publicly on the alleged leak, which Ross speculates appears to be filmed on his private jet.
Is Drake's Leaked Video a Deep Fake?
Hundreds of thousands of people on the social platform were reacting to an alleged leaked video that appeared to show the Canadian rapper nαked and engaging in a sεxual act.
Popular Kick streamer Adin Ross, who has appeared in videos with Drake, 37, before, decided to send him a voice memo about the clip.
In the recording shared on social media, Ross says:
“We was just looking at the s***. It’s like crazy bro, like god damn. You’re blessed with your voice, you’re blessed with performing, you’re blessed to be you, you’re blessed to be number one and you’re also blessed to have a f***ing missile.”
Ross then claims that Drake texted him back and “put like eight laughing emojis”, before suggesting he might use the streamer’s voice note as his “next album intro”.
Is Drake's Leaked Video a Deep Fake?
Drake has not commented publicly on the alleged leak, which Ross and others have speculated appears to be filmed on his private jet.
Drake later posted on Instagram as if to confirm that the video is genuine.
The clip comes weeks after pσrnographic deepfake images of Taylor Swift were widely circulated on X, despite the platform’s rules against such media.
The nonconsensual images, which appear to have been made using AI, showed the pop star in sεxually suggestive and explicit positions.
US media reports that some posts sharing the images amassed more than 27 million views and 260,000 likes in 19 hours, before the account that posted the images was suspended.
X then temporarily blocked searches of the singer’s name.
In a statement, X said posting such content was “strictly prohibited” and it had a “zero-tolerance policy” towards it.
Although the company did not mention Swift by name, it said:
“Our teams are actively removing all identified images and taking appropriate actions against the accounts responsible for posting them.”
