Drake‘s switching up the drip, and it’s straight out of Hot Topic. The rapper just took a major style cue from his new muse, content creator Pinkchyu, proving that sometimes love really does come with a complete wardrobe overhaul.
For the “Princess” music video, which premiered during his FOMO stream Tuesday night, Drake abandoned his signature Champagne Papi aesthetic entirely. Instead, he emerged as a full-fledged goth aesthetic convert, complete with the chokers, chains, and mall energy to match.
In the clip, Pinkchyu gives Drizzy a head-to-toe transformation. He emerges wearing all black: a spiked choker, baggy pants, and heavy boots. The whole thing reads like a fever dream from a 2000s Hot Topic fever dream, and he fully commits to the bit.
The pair then stroll hand-in-hand through the mall, hitting up Hot Topic together before moving through a park. They even attend an intimate Medieval Times show, with Drake keeping the goth energy strong throughout. It’s domestic chaos in the best possible way.
This latest move isn’t surprising. Pinkchyu has been pulling Drake deeper into her world for weeks now, and he seems genuinely invested in the journey.
Last month, she won his viral dating challenge and got him to bark on command. Since then, the relationship has only intensified. Drake kept his word about buying her mom a house, and the two have been seen together constantly.
When they linked up in Toronto, Drake rented out Casa Loma for a private date. Sushi, drinks, and an entire castle to themselves. It’s the kind of detail that shows he’s taking this seriously.
Now he’s apparently got him dressing the part too. The goth makeover isn’t just a one-off video moment. It feels like the beginning of something bigger.
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