One of the world’s richest and most exploitative people just hopped into Drake’s comment section and the artist flipped out.

The world’s second-richest person, according to Forbes (which allows people to ask to not be on their list and often fetishizes achievement while downplaying privilege), Jeff Bezos, just commented on a post that Drake made on Instagram.

“Gotta start somewhere,” Drake captioned his photo.

To which Bezo replied, “Started from the bottom now we’re here.”

Drake immediately freaked out and started treating Bezos like a god, “holyyy Jeff knows about the man dem nobody can chat to me today!!! Big Bezos in the comments 🤞🏽”

“Drake reacted to Jeff Bezos commenting on his post‼️👀Be honest, y’all think Jeff is a certified lover boy⁉️😂 Let us know in the comments⬇️”

Bezos is an executive chairman and majority shareholder of Amazon, and is starkly anti-union in his actions. Bezos likes the idea of being a self-made billionaire, which comes at the cost of denying proper compensation and recognition to the real source of value— labor.

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Drake didn’t seem to mind this, or wasn’t aware of it, and immediately became starstruck with Bezos’ entry into his comments.

Aubrey himself has received some criticism for his last couple of albums, even responding to certain fans calling him out for weak lyricism.

Drake recently responded to a fan who was trolling him on TikTok. His response was fairly lighthearted, as was the initial jest made about him— just some good, light-hearted back and forth.

“Drake responds to TikTok trolling him for his lyrics  “F * ck y’all i really be sayin some sh * t””

Drake has been responding to critics of his new album Honestly, Nevermind, as well as his previous album, Certified Lover Boy, on a semi-regular basis now.

An audio recording of Drake recently came out in which the Certified Lover Boy artist addressed the critics of his newest album Honestly, Nevermind. He came out swinging— claiming the critics of his album didn’t, “get it yet,” and that he would, “wait for you to catch up.”

Honestly, Nevermind is currently sitting at a 65 on Metacritic with a user score of 4.7.

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