SZA and Drake’s equation has given rise to speculations about the pair, from song collaborations to sly hints about their romance. As fans keep dissecting their relationship and its details, SZA has finally come forward and addressed all of these.
The pair just collaborated on a song. They earlier made headlines about their relationship. Here’s what actually happened between them.
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SZA And Drake’s Relationship
With the release of ‘Slime You Out‘, Drake and SZA’s old relationship rumors resurfaced once again as the duo sang about ex-lovers.
In 2008, Drake said that he and SZA dated to which SZA later confirmed and corrected his statement, saying that they did date, but it was actually 2009. “Anybody who really knows me and was around during this time can confirm.. it’s all love all peace,” she said.
Speaking about Drake in an interview, she had nothing but good things to say about him. She said that they’ve “always been cool.”
Over time, they have sent each other signals through their music, and fans have frequently pointed out the similarities in some of their songs which seem to be an ode to each other. Well, after music speculation, SZA finally spoke up about their relationship.
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SZA Calls Her Relationship With Drake ‘Childish’
Talking about the relationship, SZA said that it was nothing serious: “It wasn’t hot and heavy or anything. It was like youth vibes. It was so childish. It was like youth vibes. It was so childish.”
In the same interview, she also talked about how she didn’t expect ‘SOS‘ to be such a hit, and the reason is Taylor Swift. She said, “I didn’t think I’d be number one at all, I thought Taylor was going to dust me.”
The ‘Love Galore‘ singer also talked about the Grammys and said, “The Grammy room is one of the weirdest rooms ever. There is so much wanting in there. Wanting to be noticed, wanting to be, like, acknowledged, to win… wanting to feel valuable or validated… It means something, even though, like, this isn’t everything. It’s kind of important that I’m here. It kind of matters.”
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