Drake has been quick to celebrate his latest win as new single “What Did I Miss” debuted at the number two spot on the Billboard Hot 100.
Drizzy was held off the top spot by Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” which has now been number one for six weeks.
After the latest chart came out, the 6 God headed to his Instagram Stories to offer his reaction to the feat.
He wrote: “Suppressor on the 1 spot. I’m taking that soon don’t worry one song or another rule changes and all.”
Drake has been in a defiant mood of late, recently taking aim at his social media critics.
Alongside a topless selfie, Drizzy wrote: “I’m wide awake for the nights that separate the type who get to it til they get it right from the type who just …type.”
However, Drake’s post appeared to bring in more criticism with many commenters pointing out that his six pack appeared to be fake as it was much more defined than the rest of his body.
It’s not the first time Drake has been pelted with accusations that his stomach had been surgically enhanced.
While soaking up the sun in Perth ahead of his Australian tour earlier this year, the 6 God shared a photo on his Instagram Stories of him shirtless in a swimming pool, with his toned torso on full display.
Unfortunately for Drizzy, his summer body flex backfired as the jokes about his rumored reliance on cosmetic surgery and weight loss drugs came thick and fast.
“Damn where did he get his abs from?” one user commented on Instagram, referencing a line from Kendrick Lamar‘s diss song “Euphoria.”
Another completed the lyric by writing: “V12 it’s a fast one,” nodding to the slimming machine often used before liposuction procedures.
Rick Ross has also frequently taunted his former friend with accusations of going under the knife to change his appearance.
The MMG mogul even posted two side-by-side photos of Drizzy on social media last year to support his claim that the rapper had gotten a nose job.
“The bridge of your nose somehow got smaller @champagnepapi,” he wrote underneath the images, while also referring to him as “BBL Drizzy.”
Source: Hiphopdx.com