Every Time Drake Trolled Us

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What do you do when the internet hates you? You troll, troll, and troll, until you can’t troll no more.

It’s no secret that the internet and its minions love to hate on Drake, and for very good reason. Somewhere in between his ugly turtleneck sweaters and Jordan jumpsuits and his stupid baseball gloves and terrible dance moves, Drake deserves to be teased a little.

Key phrase: a little.

We’re so anti-bullying, but damn it Drake, where’s your cool?

Hit the flip for more of Drizzy’s troll moments.