YouTuber Plaqueboymax has voiced his displeasure with comments made by rapper Drake during an appearance on Adin Ross’s Drizzmas stream. The Canadian artist briefly mentioned watching Plaqueboymax’s live studio session, but his tone didn’t sit well with the YouTuber.
During the stream, Drake remarked, “And I was like watching like Plaqueboymax. I was watching like a live studio session and sh*t, and I was like yo Adin would just troll me so hard for watching this. I watched for like an hour.” Adin Ross quickly responded, “Told ya bro, he’s really tapped in.”
However, Plaqueboymax was not pleased with the way Drake phrased his comment. In a reaction video, he paused the clip to share his frustration: “One thing I will say. This just me keeping it real. I don’t like, even though it’s Drake, how he said that. I don’t fk with that sh*t at all. How he laughed and said, ‘I was watching Plaqueboymax’—like, what are you laughing at? I don’t fk with that sh*t.”
Interestingly, this wasn’t Plaqueboymax’s first reaction to the clip. In an earlier livestream, he had a much more positive reaction, expressing his excitement at Drake watching his session. “This a blessing, like, I genuinely don’t know… this is crazy, bro. Drake was just sitting and watching us make a song. It’s crazy, it’s crazy,” he had said at the time.
The shift in Plaqueboymax’s response highlights the complex nature of online interactions and how tone can influence perception, even when the same event is viewed from different angles.
