Drake’s recent Kick stream (August 8, 2026) turned into a chaotic 20-vs-1 dating segment during Stake’s 9th birthday celebration.
The roughly three-hour broadcast on Drake’s Kick channel mixed big giveaways (over $1 million in prizes, including a $50,000 viewer grand prize), casual talk, and pointed comments aimed at the rap game. The standout portion was an SNL-style 20-vs-1 speed-dating format hosted by NELK co-founder Kyle Forgeard. Women rotated through conversations with Drake, who ultimately had to pick one as his “wife,” one for a hookup, and one as a best friend.
Notable Women Featured
The most discussed participants included:
- Pinkchyu (goth streamer/cosplayer, also known as pinkchyu or Lin Lamar): Pale makeup, spandex, spiked choker. Drake has previously said his ideal type includes a “goth baddie.”
- Lena the Plug (adult film star and content creator, married to Adam22 of No Jumper): She gave Drake a long hug, removed/tossed her wedding ring on camera when her marriage was mentioned, and presented a “hall pass” document.
- Jordyn Lucas (influencer).
- Lily Phillips (adult content creator known for a viral documentary involving 101 men in one day): She announced she was “rebranding as Drake’s wife.”
- Dank Demoss The infamous Detroit rapper who sued Lyft
Other contestants appeared, but these names generated the bulk of the clips and conversation.
Drake is currently doing a 20 vs 1 DATING SHOW live on stream 😭
— DrakeAligned (@DrakeAligned) August 9, 2026
"Don't you have a man?" pic.twitter.com/YY45TnrjzL
Outcomes and Viral Moments
Drake chose Pinkchyu as the “wife.” During their interaction he told her he would do anything she asked; she tested him by requesting he bark. He did so on command (“Arf, arf, arf”). He then offered to buy her anything she wanted. She asked him to buy a house for her mother (reports circulated of an approximate $400k value for a retirement home). Drake agreed on the spot (“Oh yeah, I’d love to”), though as of the day after the stream there was no public confirmation that the purchase had closed. Pinkchyu later posted that she was the “goth baddie” from the show and appeared emotional about the gesture.
- Jordyn Lucas was placed in the best-friend category and received $25,000 plus a Hermès Birkin bag.
- Lena the Plug received $25,000 and an all-expenses-paid trip (reportedly to New Zealand). Her ring-removal and hall-pass moment became one of the most clipped parts of the stream.
Drake also used the stream to send a message to rivals, saying artists were “dropping albums, like hello and goodbye” and warning “careful with that reply ’cause the pen isn’t dry.” He made remarks that some interpreted as subliminally involving Lil Yachty (a boat comment) and Roc Nation (joking that certain subpoenas were “about to be cleared”).
The stream fit Drake’s ongoing pattern of mixing high-production giveaways, internet-culture stunts, and direct engagement with streamers and content creators. Clips of the barking, the ring toss, the house offer, and the final selections spread rapidly across X, TikTok, and other platforms within hours. WATCH FULL VIDEO HERE:
