The 'Run It Up' rapper is heavily dragged on Twitter for his bar involving the 'Certified Lover Boy' artist's 4-year-old son Adonis that many call 'corny.'
- Oct 22, 2021
AceShowbiz - Twitter can be a hell for some people and TyFontaine learns it the hard way. The "Run It Up" rapper was heavily dragged on the blue bird app for his bar involving Drake's son Adonis.
Right after TyFontaine released the deluxe version of his June 2021 release "Ascension", the rapper took to his Twitter to write what most people call corny. "I'm not Drakes son But I'm everything that a don is (Adonis)," so he tweeted, much to people's dismay.
Fans quickly came at him as one person said, "This just ruined my day." Another person wrote, "Never put this bulls**t in a verse." A user called it "corny asl," and someone else echoed the sentiment as writing, "corny as s**t."
Another tweet read, "This is the worst bar I've ever seen." One other, meanwhile, demanded TyFontaine to "deactivate" his account over his tweet. "Don't say anything remotely close to this again," an unimpressed user added.
TyFontaine appeared to make light of his joke. Instead of being bothered by the criticism, he posted a crying and laughing emoji.
This arrived after Drake celebrated his son's 4th birthday in a racing car-themed party. On October 10, the 34-year-old proud dad took to Instagram to give fans a look at the bash, sharing a picture of him and the birthday boy smiling in front of a sign that read, "Adonis Races Into 4." "TEACHA, MORE LIFE KID," so the "Hotline Bling" hitmaker wrote in the caption.
The Canadian star also treated fans to a black-and-white photo of him and Adonis. In the snapshot, he was seen holding the boy as the latter gripped a toy car in one hand. "Happy 4th Birthday Adonis," the "Certified Lover Boy" artist wrote.
Drake first shared a picture of Adonis back in March 2020. At the time, the Canadian star shared how he felt about self-quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic. "I love and miss my beautiful family and friends and I can't wait for the joyful day when we are all able to reunite," he noted. "Until then please keep your lights on."
