Drake Trolls Dodgers, Ohtani as Blue Jays Take World Sequence Lead

[ad_1] Rap star Drake trolled Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani after the Toronto Blue Jays took a 3-2 collection lead within the World Sequence.

The Canadian-born rapper is understood for representing his nation's sports activities groups, and with the Blue Jays on the verge of successful a title, there is no such thing as a secret which aspect he's supporting.

As soon as the Blue Jays clinched their spots within the World Sequence by beating the Seattle Mariners in seven video games, Drake posted a video on his story celebrating the ultimate out of the ALCS. “One strike away, we’re going to the massive present,” Drake mentioned within the video. “Get the boys a pizza and a few Cokes.”

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After the Dodgers misplaced 6-1 to the Jays in Sport 5, Drake took to social media to submit a photograph of Ohtani, captioned "ONE MORE!!!!"

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Drake has some additional stakes on this World Sequence, contemplating one of many narratives going round is predicated on his dramatic rap battle loss to Compton-based artist Kendrick Lamar.

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Given the character of the battle between the artists and the truth that each groups are within the World Sequence, their music has been featured on the Fox broadcast.

Within the lead-up to the World Sequence, Ohtani was requested in regards to the Drake-Kendrick Lamar narrative, although he didn't appear well-informed on the subject.

“I’m not too educated of music,” Ohtani mentioned.

The Dodgers will get the prospect to even up the collection on Friday, Oct. 31, the place Ohtani and the town of Los Angeles will wish to give one other loss to Drake and his metropolis of Toronto.