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This Fan Theory Claims KiKi In Drake’s ‘In My Feelings’ Is Kim Kardashian – And It’s Very Convincing!
3 September 2018, 11:03 | Updated: 3 September 2018, 12:04
There’s a LOT of evidence!
If you’re anything like us, you’ll have had the iconic lyric “KiKi do you love me?” from Drake’s ‘In My Feelings’ stuck in your head for the past few months… but who is KiKi? Well, this fan theory reckons it’s all about Kim Kardashian!
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A fan, Tyler Morrison, has compiled all the times Drake has allegedly alluded to Kim Kardashian in his lyrics following on from his falling out with Kanye West – including one lyric which describes his route to their house.
In one song, Drake sings “I crept down the block, Made a right, Cut the lights, Paid the price”, accompanied by an aerial map of Kim and Kanye’s house in the Hidden Hills in comparison to Drake’s pad… and the directions definitely fit.
So just how close do Drake and Kimye live from each other? Sounds like pretty damn close.
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
If you’re not convinced by now, let me go ahead and erase all doubt.
Kimye’s house #1. Drake’s house #2 pic.twitter.com/ohXCcoAoP3
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
“I crept down the block,
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
Made a right,
Cut the lights,
Paid the price.” pic.twitter.com/2D91btFg4T
Fans of Keeping Up With The Kardashians will also be aware that Kim's nickname is KiKi and Khloe Kardashian's nickname is KoKo so...
As well as this compelling evidence, there are plenty more occasions where Drake could have alluded to Kim:
Drake’s been telling us for months now he slept with Kim K, we just haven’t been listening
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
- a thread pic.twitter.com/YVCehJI5fQ
He referenced verses like these from Scorpion. I already knew the disses were aimed at Kanye, but he claimed every girl line was about Kim. “Your wifey” felt too generic at first, and I figured Drake was referring to any man that leaves his girl long enough/for good. pic.twitter.com/NpyymtcRFl
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
He also spoke about how Drake and Ye have been beefing since they were together in Wyoming. Which prompted the whole Push-Drake feud pic.twitter.com/vWsBPaPTSG
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
Then the concert took place and I pretty much forgot about the theory until a few days ago when another friend sent me these (s/o @JakeSpinny) pic.twitter.com/UvcaUhKVtk
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
I started listening to Scorpion and put it on shuffle. In My Feelings is the first song that comes on.
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
Ever wonder who Kiki is exactly? pic.twitter.com/CurJeGjS8o
Thought to myself, Kiki is pretty damn close to Kim. Quick twitter search and I find these. pic.twitter.com/4cZkS7Rrs5
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
Then I learn about Kim’s lipstick... pic.twitter.com/tM1OxFlv1J
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
First verse of the album Drake comes directly at Kanye. With a Kim reference at the end? But why would Ye question his love with Kim... pic.twitter.com/hMRXHF9pwj
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
Fast forward to the end of the song.
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
“Started feelin’ myself.”
In My Feelings. Kiki.
Now he’s got drama over Kim and the tie between him and Kanye is done because of it. Except what’s the drama about? pic.twitter.com/x082tyzRqB
Everyone questioned why Drake never responded to Pusha after the 2nd diss. At first I thought the claim it would be “Bad for Kanye” was just a weak excuse and Drake took an L pic.twitter.com/vKMyTM5vPv
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
But hold on, maybe Drake does have something on Ye...
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
(G.O.O.D is the name of Kanye’s record label - I think Drake is saying in 8 Out of 10 Kanye is lucky he never responded with the 2nd diss) pic.twitter.com/SQDcdo8Fcz
1st photo is in reference to an interview b/w DJ Akademiks and Drake. 2nd photo is J Prince explaining Drake has info that would end Kanye’s career and ruin his livelihood. Drake hints at this on Mob Ties, and confirms it on Behind Barz. pic.twitter.com/rFZdug8IdO
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
Rap fans grilled Drake about not responding to Push. Except we don’t know the half of it he says. And whatever it is, he can only tell us about it in pieces.
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
WHAT DONT WE KNOW DRAKE pic.twitter.com/bs3Gg7oXEP
Let’s look at Is There More and Behind Barz since Drake is talking about Kanye in both.
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
In Is There More, Drake tells us he’s ready to come clean about something. Now focus on the word goof in both songs.
Also, in Behind Barz, he seems to speak directly to Kim. pic.twitter.com/sna9IZ9kT7
“Your wifey” doesn’t seem so generic anymore pic.twitter.com/uSZnqtlFDT
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
Drake has a good relationship with the Kardashians.
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
And we know they both live in Hidden Hills. pic.twitter.com/QCnDOJQMbU
You can infer what went down. Even if you can’t, Drake might just tell us anyway later in this verse.
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
Drake hopped on a track with essentially Ye’s brother in law to flex how he smashed his wife. Beyond savage. pic.twitter.com/Dhm8iNSHOL
I could keep going with more lyrics, but it’s gotta end somewhere.
— Tyler Morrison (@tmorrison24) August 31, 2018
“I’ma just end that there, that’s that.” pic.twitter.com/6xajbLYaep
Well, well, well – we’re keeping an eye on Kanye’s response… this just got juicy!
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