Fans Roast Drake's Wax Figure Fail at Madame Tussauds and Claim Kendrick Lamar Sabotage

The latest addition to Madame Tussauds New York's wax figure lineup is Drake, now forever captured in Times Square for all to admire.

According to Billboard, the new wax figure was revealed at the NYC location as part of a significant investment.

Joining the ranks of iconic stars like Beyoncé, the Canadian rapper's presence on the "concert floor" added to the New Year's Eve-style festivities.

The Drake wax sports braids paired with crisp white Air Force 1s, styled with jeans, a cozy sherpa jacket, and a casual tee.

Critics expressed their disapproval and the Drake wax has been completely ridiculed.

Numerous individuals have quipped that Kendrick Lamar, engaged in a public dispute with the OVO sensation, may have orchestrated the wax due to its purportedly flawed appearance.

@mekastl said on X, formerly Twitter, "They captured the pure corny essence of his character," while @lwatson041 said, "They captured all the zestiness too, and it looks just like his melting aging face. His other side kicked in real bad, and he ain't even 40."

Playfully, another individual, @Mahogany_Mama, quipped, "What in the Shemar Moore?" alluding to the well-known actor from Criminal Minds.

@andrewscomet commented, "he looks like a GTA character," while another said, @cardistics, "Kendrick Lamar is behind it," about their ongoing rap feud.

However, @Bennie_oyale suggested, "Madame Tussauds should focus on making their existing figures more lifelike instead of adding yet another celebrity. This new Drake wax figure is just another example of quantity over quality."

The Drake wax figure was revealed to the public amid his ongoing feud with Lamar.

In response, the West Coast artist dropped a series of diss tracks aimed at his musical rival. One of Lamar's most notable diss songs, "Not Like Us," was released in May as a direct jab at Drake.

The Pulitzer Prize winner infused the song with a lively Southern drawl, " Pssst! I see dead people / .. / Say, Drake, I hear you like 'em young / .. / You better not have to go to Cell Block One / Sometimes you got to pop out and show Certified Boogeyman I'm the one up to score with him, "

Lamar and Drake were seen getting along well back in 2012, and Lamar joined Drake's Club Paradise Tour as an opening act. However, over the 12 years that followed, their relationship took a different turn.

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