Drake has recently confirmed a long-standing theory regarding his 2016 track "Too Good," which features Rihanna.
In newly released footage from his studio sessions, Drake makes a notable revelation about the inspiration behind the song. In the video, Drake is seen conversing with his mother, who remains off-camera. He reveals that the track was written with tennis star Serena Williams in mind. Although the lyrics of "Too Good" talk about being "too good" for a partner, Drake specifies that the song was crafted both about and for Serena Williams.
Drake states in the video, "If I'm gonna talk about [women], I'll at least do them the justice of making them a song that they like. So, I know Serena very well and I know that she'll hear it loud and clear." He explains that he does not expect Serena to dislike the song, emphasizing that it is meant to be lighthearted.
During the discussion, Drake's mother humorously reminds him that Serena has moved on, likely referring to Serena's relationship with Alexis Ohanian, whom she began dating in 2015 and later married.
Drake and Serena’s brief relationship became public when they were seen kissing at a restaurant in Cincinnati. The couple was frequently seen together at high-profile events, including New York Fashion Week and several restaurant openings. However, their relationship ended relatively quickly, with Serena getting engaged to Alexis Ohanian by the end of 2016.
This recently released footage provides fans with an insightful look into Drake's creative process and personal experiences, revealing the true inspiration behind his music.
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