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  • 2020-11-14 (xsd:date)
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  • No, Drake Is Not Dead (no)
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  • On the evening of Nov. 14, 2020, #RIPDrake rose to become the number one Twitter trend in the United States. However, it was not true that the rapper had passed away. Twitter pinned a message at the top of the #RIPDrake trend informing viewers that it was a death hoax: No, Drake is not dead. The rumors arose after users began to share photoshopped images of articles saying the rapper had died: Some tweets shared screenshots of reports supposedly taken from TMZ and Genius. The fake TMZ headline read Drake dead at 34 after a drive-by shooting. The fake Genius headline, which may have been shared more widely, read: Drake's Family Releases Info Saying Drake Passed Away. A number of tweets spread the rumor, while others reacted after finding out it was not true: (en)
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