Drake meets real life woman he thought was 'AI' in streamer dating show
Having long left Rihanna in his rear-view mirror, Drake is looking for love in the most unusual of places, trying to prove he's an eligible bachelor to 20 random women for an online dating show.
You might know about the NELK YouTube channel, with the Canadian–American cohort known for their prank videos, partying with Conor McGregor, attempting to bring Hasbulla to the USA, and streaming with the Tate brothers.
While there have been complaints about NELK's potential right-wing promotion, the main channel has amassed an impressive 8.4 million followers. Proving the sway the NELK boys have, they've even managed to nab Drake for "20 women vs Drake". However, things were cut short for one date after he admitted he previously thought she was AI.
With Drake planning to 'wife' a woman, 'pipe' a woman (use your own imagination on that one), and make one his bestie, 20 women were paraded in front of him.
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The video has racked up over 1.7 million views in just 24 hours, with a whole host of out-there interactions only adding to its viral fame.
In one particular meeting, Drake chatted with Chloe Yummy (real name Chloe Yeoman), a digital creator, Twitch streamer, and OnlyFans creator who'd previously appeared on an episode of Brian Atlas' Whatever podcast.
You might also recognize Chloe Yummy, as she's known for hanging around with looksmaxxer Braden "Clavicular" Peters.
Drake was clearly impressed by Chloe Yummy's striking appearance, striding into the room with platinum blonde hair and a black catsuit.
The pair didn't get to talk much before Drake said: "Oh, you're Chloe Yummy, I thought you were AI."
She simply repeated her name and chuckled, before Drake reiterated he'd previously seen her online and assumed she was an AI creation.
We've already covered how there's been a massive spike in AI influencers, as well as AI-generated OnlyFans models who are little more than digital creations. Although the infamous Bonnie Blue has spoken out about the trend and said she's not worried about being replaced by AI, other adult entertainment stars and general content creators have shared their concerns.
Chloe Yummy might be kicking herself right now, as Drake went on to confirm he'd considered asking her to be in a music video, although he ultimately thought she "wasn't a real person."
The content creator looked dismayed at this news, although host Kyle Forgeard suggests being branded AI by Drake isn't the worst thing in the world.
The NELK co-founder mused: "Honestly, in 2026, that might be the best compliment you could give someone, like, 'I thought you were AI'. Drake just said that to you."
Also among the potential candidates was OnlyFans star Lily Phillips, who announced she was "rebranding as Drake’s wife.”
Sadly for Phillips and for Chloe Yummy, they didn't make it to the final three.
Ultimately, Drake opted for influencer Jordyn Lucas, adult-film star Lena the Plug, and goth streamer Pinkchyu. Lucas’ best friend designation earned her $25,000 and a Birkin bag.
Taking to Instagram in the aftermath, she wrote: "My husband, my lover, my lifeline. I’ve waited my whole life for this moment & it’s been confirmed…we belong together. thank u for my BIRKIN & 25K dada man."
Lena was given a hall pass certificate and briefly removed her wedding ring as his ‘pipe’ choice, also earning a $25,000 gift and apparently an all-expenses-paid trip to New Zealand.
Pinkchyu had Drake bark like a dog and was declared his 'wife', fulfilling a September 2025 appearance on Bobbi Althoff's Not This Again podcast when he said he'd end up with a 'goth baddie'.
Claiming victory, Pinkchyu was offered anything she wanted in the world, quickly saying she wants the rapper to buy her mom a house. Taking to Instagram in the aftermath, Pinkchyu said: "What can I say I’m his type."
At least now that Drake knows Chloe Yummy is the real deal, we could soon see her pop up in one of his music videos.