Drake Debuts New 'Miskeen' Face Tattoo At Toronto Party

On the same night he released 'Scary Hours 3,' the 37-year-old rapper showed off his latest ink you have to squint to see.

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Drake got some new ink and showed it off in his hometown.

On Friday night, the rapper rolled up to Canadian TV personality’s Tyrone "T-rex" Edwards’ Nostalgia Party where special guests like Fat Joe took the stage to perform classic hits like “Make it Rain” and “What’s Luv?”

During the festivities, photographer Brent Kore snapped a closeup shot of the 6 God with a blink-and-you-miss-it tattoo above his right eyebrow that reads, “miskeen.”

Drake, Fat Joe and T-rex last night at the Nostalgia Party in Toronto. pic.twitter.com/FKUlNHWGhd

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Although it’s unclear what “miskeen” means to Drake, it’s a sympathetic term used in both Arabic and Amharic, an Ethiopian Semitic language. The word is also considered to be Toronto slang, according to the University of Toronto Magazine it means "a pathetic person or situation."

This isn’t the For All the Dogs rapper's first face tattoo either. Last year, he got the initials “S.G.” inked under his left eye in honor of his mother, Sandra Gale.

Drake couldn’t wrap up the night without getting into some nostalgia himself. He hit the stage to guide the crowd into a sing-a-long of Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You.” 

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Champagne Papi showed up to Tyrone Edwards’ Nostalgia Party in Toronto last night. 🤯 The pair sang RnB hits like Whitney Houston’s ‘I Will Always Love You’ and Boyz II Men’s ‘End of the Road.’ What do you think of the surprise show? 😅 (🎥: Instagram/Bryan Brock) #Drake #ChampagnePapi #ScaryHours #ScaryHours3 #FirstPersonShooter #RedButton #Nostalgia #Toronto

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On Friday, Drake suddenly released a Scary Hours edition of his album For All the Dogs with six new tracks, less than two months after dropping the original album of songs. Despite previously suggesting he would take a break, Drizzy is scheduled to hit the road in 2024 with J. Cole for It’s All a Blur Tour: Big As The What?, an expanded version of his It’s All a Blur Tour.

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