Drake is clearing the air once and for all about a rumor that has followed him for years. After a podcast revisited the old claim that T.I.’s late friend, Cap, allegedly urinated on the rapper during an incident at a movie theater, Drake decided to jump into the comment section and put the whole thing to rest. The story first gained traction after T.I. referenced it in a track, and Meek Mill echoed the claim during their feud. But according to Drake, the entire situation was fabricated.

In the podcast clip posted online, the hosts brought up the rumor as if it were fact, pointing back to the moment it first surfaced in hip hop conversations. That’s when Drake appeared in the comments and firmly denied it ever happened, saying the tale was nothing but an exaggerated piece of rap folklore. While the moment has been mentioned in records and debated across social media for years, Drake’s response leaves no question about where he stands.

Fans quickly filled the comment section reacting to his clarification, with many expressing surprise that he chose to address it publicly after so long. Others noted that his decision to respond directly shows how far these narratives can spiral once they become embedded in hip hop culture. Despite the rumor being repeated in songs by both Tip and Meek Mill, Drake made it clear he wanted to shut it down at the source.

The conversation sparked renewed interest in the origin of the claim, but Drake’s correction underscores that not every lyric or industry story should be taken at face value. As he put it plainly, the story was “made up,” reinforcing that some long-standing rumors were built on nothing more than hearsay.