Drake has seemingly responded after an alleged X-rated video rumored to be of him surfaced on social media.
The 'God's Plan' artist began trending on X - formerly known as Twitter - after a leaked NSFW video allegedly showed him filming himself while performing a lewd act.
The clip - which we will not share due to its explicit nature - shows the bottom half of an individual's manhood exposed and - for some reason that is currently unclear - the 'One Dance' rapper's name was brought into the equation. It is currently not known who was the first to leak the footage or claim that it is Drake in the video.
Of course, many fans were left stunned as they took to the social media platform to share their shocked reactions.
One X user warned others by writing: "DO NOT CHECK WHY DRAKE IS TRENDING," while another remarked: "I thought Drake was trending cause he was dropping a record."
A third commented: "I checked why Drake is trending expecting to see leaked music, I wish I never checked," and a fourth added: "Drake is trending but it's not about music."
While there is no confirmation that the video features the Grammy-winning star as the face is mostly covered by the phone, Kick streamer Adin Ross decided to take it upon himself to ask Drake whether it's his leaked footage.
Ross showed himself recording a voice note to the star, saying: "Yeah, bro, I'm still alive bro. We was just looking at the s***. It's like crazy bro, like godd*mn."
"You're blessed with your voice, you're blessed with performing, you're blessed to be you, you're blessed to be number one," he said, before quipping, "And you're also blessed to have a f***ing missile," - referring to Drake's manhood.
According to the streamer, the rapper himself responded back.
Watch the stream below:Ross claimed that the Certified Lover Boy "texted" him back with "eight laughing emojis," before suggesting he might use the streamer's voice note as his "next album intro".
Of course, we're currently taking Ross' word that it was, in fact, Drake on the other end of the phone.
Many fans are now reacting to the rapper's supposed response, with one user writing: "& he actually doesn’t care LMAOOOOOOOOO."
Another said: "Excuse me ??????" while a third commented: "No cap that is a tough album intro."
The controversy comes after the rapper criticized the Grammys which occurred on Sunday, February 4 on his Instagram story.
Drake, who was nominated for the award show this year, shared a statement about how the ceremony was not based on factual data but only stemmed from the opinions of a few anonymous individuals.
In his Instagram stories, he wrote: "All you incredible artists remember this show isn’t the facts — it’s just the opinion of a group of people whose names are kept a secret. Literally. You can Google it. Congrats to anybody winning anything for hip hop, but this show doesn’t dictate shit in our world."