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Drake Kisses 17-Year-Old Fan In Recently Resurfaced Video Clip: ‘I Can’t Go To Jail Yet’
Fans are getting suspicious. Music fans have been hooked to Lifetime’s docuseries Surviving R. Kelly, where multiple women have come forward and are telling their stories about the years of alleged physical, emotional, mental, and sexual abuse at the hands of the “Trapped In The Closet” singer. After hearing the survivors’ horror stories, many viewers sparked a conversation online where they started to hold their other favorite artists’ accountable for their own past transgressions — and many of them are pointing to a recently resurfaced video clip of rapper Drake kissing a 17-year-old female fan.
In the clip, which was posted to Twitter and first reported by the Daily Beast, Drake brought a young female fan onstage and started to kiss her. After that, Drake picked up the mic and asked the fan how old she is, and she said “17,” and the crowd cheered and booed. “I can’t go to jail yet, man!” Drake, who is now 32, responded.
“Why you look like that? Well look, I had fun. I don’t know if I should feel guilty or not, but I had fun. I like the way your breasts feel against my chest. I just want to thank you,” Drake continued, and then kissed the fan on her hand, on both cheeks, her forehead, and her lips.
It’s unclear when the video was recorded, how old Drake was at the time of the recording, and where the filming took place, as 17 is the legal age of consent in some states in America. Drake’s rep did not immediately respond to In Touch‘s request for comment.
Fans continued to point out that this isn’t the first time Drake has come under fire for his involvement with teenage girls. Back in September, he sparked dating rumors with 18-year-old model Bella Harris, whom he had allegedly been friendly with since she was 16 years old — but Bella herself denied the rumors. Drake also got a ton of backlash after 14-year-old Stranger Things actress Millie Bobby Brown revealed that she and Drake text often and he gives her advice “about boys.”
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