Today, a young Jewish man named Aubrey Graham, Drake, turns 27.
And to celebrate, Drake commissioned himself an elaborate cake modeled after
his hometown, Toronto, Canada.
On Drake’s birthday cake, there is:
his favorite hookah bar, Habibiz,
a “Started from the Bottom” billboard, a Starbucks
the CN Tower.
The streets are paved with Smarties
and then there is also a giant Toronto Raptors mascot attacking the city.
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“His insecurities [because] I make bettermusic than him…I’m more popping than him…At onepoint the woman he loves fell into my lap and I did what a real nigga would do.[After I smashed] I treated her with respect so she's not out here talking down on me.
The heat between singer Chris Brown and Drake began last summer when both were reported that they fought in a bar at Manhattan over the controvesial unpologestic Rihanna.
The brawl that they later denied never ended there, that was just the begining, Chris threw words pointing to Drake in the remix to Young Jeezy's "R.I.P. Chris rapp," "Dearly departed, I bought a plane I departed / And if you started fromthe bottom, go on and come out the close."Recollect that is Drake's recent hit titled "Started from the Bottom,"
Brown uses those lyrics, allegedly dissing Drake on his collaboration with The Game on “Celebration” as he raps, “And if you wanna roll, have the best night of your life, no lie, no lie /Me and you together girl I’m celebrating you tonight.”Drake’s collaboration with 2 Chainz on “No Lie” was released on May 8 where he raps, “If I take you out of the picture/I know real real gon’ miss ya/No lie, no lie, no lie-ee-i-ee-i/ No lie, no lie, no lie-ee-i-ee-i .”Drake Disses Chris Brown’s Relationship With Rihanna in his new track 5AM IN TORONTO
. He spits“I’m just being frank with you/I mean, where you think she at when she ain’twith you?”. This words fight might turn to gunz if care is not taken.
According to reports, Patrick “Big Pat” Strickland filed a lawsuit against both parties this week in Manhattan Supreme Court.
Strickland, 43, who hails from Queens Village, claims the hot spot, W.i.P., is responsible for the ugly head cut he suffered during the melee because it sat Brown’s entourage and Drake’s crew near each other, even though staffers knew the celebrities were beefing over sultry R&B songstress Rihanna. The seating arrangement created “a substantial and unjustifiable risk that a mass altercation would occur between the two camps,” the suit for an unspecified amount of damages states.
Pat also revealed a juicy allegationby claiming Drake sparked tensions after taunting Brown about sleeping with his now-former girlfriend Rihanna.
Moreover, the club over-served Drake and his posse, and had an employee hand Brown a note from Drake that read: “I’m f–king the love of your life,” according tothe Strickland suit. The note allegedly led to a “verbal altercation” and that caused a “massive bar brawl that involved bottle throwing, possible gunshots and a general state of riot and disorder,” the suit charges.
