A fan called out Drake for having dirty-looking teeth so he broke down his teeth brushing routin
- Drake recently posted a photo of himself smiling on Instagram.
- Someone took the opportunity to comment on the appearance of the rapper's teeth, claiming that they "don't look clean."
- Drake hilariously responded with a walk-through of his dental hygiene regimen.
Drake may be rap music's resident softie, but it turns out that he's very serious when it comes to dental hygiene.
The "One Dance" artist posted an Instagram last week that featured his winning smile. Although photos of Drake's grin are scattered throughout his profile, something about this particular photo prompted a user to call him out for having dirty-looking teeth.
"Lmao. All that money and [sic] ur teeth don't look clean," the comment read.
Drake, never one to take smear campaigns lightly, was quick to respond.
"I have a pink diamond in my tooth…I brush with activated charcoal before any club night where I will see baddies know dattttttttttt," the rapper wrote.
So not only does Drake boast some fancy tooth jewelry (because of course he does), the rapper has tapped into one of today's biggest beauty trends. Charcoal has been attracting a lot of attention recently for its topical uses, from giving teeth an extra clean to treating body acne.
In fact, Teen Vogue recommends Hello's Charcoal Toothpaste — and the brand gave Drake's comment its stamp of approval.
"We got you covered for the next club night!" the brand commented. "Let us know where to send our activated charcoal paste so you can run through the 6 with the brightest smile."
Here's hoping that Drake will pick up a hobby for filming beauty tutorials.
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