Oops! Tylil Accidentally Leaks Drake’s Phone Number Live on Stream — Internet Loses It

In a moment that will no doubt live on in internet infamy, rising streamer and rapper Tylil may have just made one of the biggest slip-ups in hip-hop livestream history — accidentally revealing Drake’s phone number live to thousands of viewers.

The clip, which has since been clipped, shared, meme’d, and dissected, shows Tylil casually flipping between apps during a Twitch stream when what looked unmistakably like a contact saved as “Drizzy” popped up on screen — along with a phone number.

And then came the chaos.

The Leak Heard ‘Round the Net

Within minutes, viewers clipped the moment and took to Twitter, TikTok, and Instagram to react. Fans flooded the number with calls, texts, and memes. Some even claimed to have gotten responses — although most were likely greeted with an automated “This number is no longer in service.”

As of now, the number appears to have been disconnected — but not before screenshots circulated faster than a Drake hook on a summer anthem.

Tylil’s Reaction: “Bro, I’m Dead…”

Tylil’s real-time reaction was as stunned as you’d expect. Upon realizing what had just happened, he paused mid-sentence, blinked at the screen, and muttered:

“Bro… tell me I didn’t just… nawwww. I’m dead. I’m so cooked.”

In classic Twitch fashion, the chat instantly exploded with “L MAO,” “YO,” and “You’re done bro.” Despite the panic, Tylil tried to play it off cool — but the damage was already done.

Is Drake Mad?

At the time of writing, Drake has not publicly commented on the leak, though sources close to OVO say the number was immediately disabled and security protocols were activated. Whether it was his main line or a burner is still up for speculation.

Still, fans are watching Drake’s socials closely. A cryptic caption? A sly bar in a future track? A one-line Instagram Story that says “Tylil, you owe me dinner”? Anything’s possible when it comes to the 6 God.

Clout or Catastrophe?

While some skeptics online are calling the incident a publicity stunt, those familiar with Tylil’s career say this was far too real to be staged. The young artist, known for his off-the-cuff humor and chaotic energy, hasn’t been shy about being new to fame — and this might just be one of those growing pains.

Still, whether intentional or not, the incident has undoubtedly pushed Tylil’s name into a bigger spotlight. His Twitch following has doubled overnight, and his latest single — which dropped just last week — is now climbing Spotify’s viral charts.

Whether this incident marks a temporary embarrassment or a defining viral moment, one thing is clear: fame in 2025 moves at lightning speed — and one misstep can become global news before your screen even locks.

Let’s hope Tylil has learned to use Do Not Disturb — and maybe an overlay next time.

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