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Toronto’s favourite father and son duo, Drake and Adonis, participated in their first interview together on Sunday and it was better than we could’ve imagined.
The two sat down with host Caleb Pressley of Barstool’s Sundae Conversation for a very candid and unintentionally hilarious interview.
Pressley asked Adonis a series of hard-hitting questions about his friends, getting into fights, reading, and his dad.
Adonis was cool, collected, and adorable the whole way through. This kid was meant to be famous — like father, like son!
Pressley then turned his attention to Drake and started off strong by asking, “Does Adonis ever try to c**k block you so he doesn’t split his inheritance?”
Drake seemed to give the question some serious thought, which made it even funnier.
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The star was also asked whether or not it’s true that the most beautiful girls are in Toronto, to which he replied yes. Good answer, Drake!
“How’d you get them here from Miami, you flew them in your plane?” asked Pressley. Drake laughed and said it was a “valid point.” Boo, Drake.
Drake remained in the hot seat for the rest of the interview, answering questions about how he travels on his private jet, his feelings, making bets, his diamond necklace, and executive producing.
The Canadian rapper could hardly contain his laughter at the absurdity of Pressley’s questions.
You don’t have to be a fan of Drake to be thoroughly entertained by this interview. Who knew Drake had such a good sense of humour?
Drake and Adonis have a goofy side to them, and we’re glad we finally caught a glimpse of it.
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