Drake’s No. 1 Album on the Charts For all dogs finds him name-checking a few people, like 21 Savage, and maybe a few others, like Kanye West. Many are convinced that “Fear Of Heights” is about Rihanna (and for good reason), while Drake directly referenced the commentary about his support of Millie Bobby Brown and their large age difference in “Another Late Night” feat. Lil Yachty. But people are more upset that Yachty remembers Billie Eilish in the same song.
“I let her go, she damn good, but baby ain’t no class (Yeah),” Yachty raps in his verse. “She had big tits like Billie Eilish, but she couldn’t sing (Drip).” Eilish has subtly acknowledged the unwanted objectification of her body—sadly, she’s dealt with unwanted over-sexualization of her body for years—and it’s especially confusing because there has been no public evidence that there is any kind of relationship between Eilish and Yachty or between them. enmity. Eilish and Drake.
BuzzFeed News did the dirty work of chronicling Eilish’s friendship with Drake. In 2019, during the third edition of her annual “Same Interview” with Vanity FairEilish praised Drake as “the sweetest dude.” She revealed that they had only ever texted, but was surprised by how nice he was because “he’s at that level where he doesn’t need to be nice, but he is.”
At the time, Eilish was approaching her 18th birthday and Drake had just turned 33. As with Millie Bobby Brown, people were quick to point out that it was “creepy” for Drake to be texting underage girls. BuzzFeed News Photo evidence has also emerged that Eilish has known Yachty since at least 2018.
can we talk about drake texting billie eilish and millie bobby brown…he’s a whole grown man and they’re two underage girls…that’s some creepy bullshit if you ask me..
— Chelsea (@chelseabacci) November 27, 2019
“Drake didn’t say that” okay, I don’t care? by releasing this song, he is satisfied that he allows for the objectification of women, especially the one he talked about when she was still underage https://t.co/7GuhnLoQl9
— cabbage | The Age of Television 1989 (@getitoffmydesk_) October 7, 2023
This makes Yachty’s “Another Late Night” bar even more confusing. It seems like both rappers have gone out of their way to be kind to the up-and-coming Eilish in the past, so why did Yachty go out of his way to insult her now? Nothing obvious happened that could indicate a split. Maybe it’s a private joke among friends who lead hyper-public lives; none of us can claim to know how these three currently feel about each other. However, this is not the first time Drake has come under fire for posting misogynistic lyrics on an album.