It’s been a while since we’ve had to face the whirlwind of the Chris Blake Griffith DM saga surrounding none other than the 6ix God himself, Drake. But here we go again—just when we thought the skies were clear, new revelations are rolling in like clouds before a storm! In a recent chat with DJ Vlad on VladTV, Griffith, currently knee-deep in legal battles with NFL star Stefon Diggs, hinted at some rather juicy interactions with Drake that reignite this long-standing controversy. What’s a rising Libra to do when the balance of their reputation hangs in the balance like a full moon in Taurus? Between anxiety, paranoia, and some alleged DMs that might—just might—hold more than a grain of truth, the plot thickens. Is there more to these messages than mere gossip, or are we just spinning tales worthy of a winter’s night? As Griffith spills some tea, will we finally get to the bottom of this cosmic drama? Buckle up; it’s going to be an interesting ride!
It’s been a long time since Drake has had to deal with the Chris Blake Griffith DM scandal, but here we are again. During a recent interview with VladTV, the stylist who’s currently in a legal battle with Stefon Diggs spoke about other topics to DJ Vlad, including his alleged interaction with Drizzy.
For those unaware, Griffith had shared alleged messages from the 6ix God in which he compared his UMG lawsuit to Nike spreading cheating rumors about LeBron James. But he allegedly denied to help Chris Blake with the Diggs situation, which led to the leak which Griffith has since apologized for.
He said he was anxious and paranoid. The OVO mogul reportedly denied these DMs were real, while Chris Blake insisted they were. Now, this sit-down with Vlad adds more alleged validation to the latter side, although no one has been able to outright confirm this at press time.
While Vlad did not outright say the DMs are 100% real, he seems to be more on the side of them being true rather than fake. If the Toronto superstar unblocks Griffith on IG, this would supposedly allow folks to prove the DMs are real.
“You a credible source, you the heartbeat to the industry, you see what I’m saying?” Griffith continued. “Your whole brand is built on credibility. You got to tell the truth. You got to deliver the truth. So when homes get in a bond, and he lean on you to deliver a lie, you put everything in skepticism.”
We will see if The Boy once again addresses this issue, whether directly for the first time or indirectly via Akademiks or another source. It seems very inconsequential and irrelevant over a year later. But considering what appears in the DMs and the situations and conflicts they reference, fans would be very interested to know the truth for real. With that in mind, they will have to just wait.
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