Drake brings back goth baddie to give him an emo makeover

After teasing FOMO for weeks, Drake finally dropped the livestream with a special appearance from ‘Goth Baddie’.

Known as Pinkchyu online, the content creator won the Ice Man rapper’s ‘20 v 1 dating’ challenge on YouTube last month.

Dressed in pale goth makeup, a black spandex dress and a spiked choker, she appeared to tick all of Drake’s boxes, as previously detailed in a 2025 interview with Bobbi Althoff.

After confessing that he was in pursuit of a ’funny’ and ‘tweaked out goth', Pinkchyu emerged as his number one pick ahead of the other two finalists Lena the Plug and Jordyn Lucas.

The 39-year-old also lived up to his promise by buying Pinkchyu’s mum a house.

Now, during Drake’s FOMO livestream on Tuesday night (15 September), Pinkchyu is seen taking Drizzy shopping - giving him a hell of a makeover.

Drake emerges from the curtain in an all-black outfit that includes a spiked choker and black long sleeve t-shirt with o-ring detailing.

The emo kawaii core ensemble is complete with baggy, studded black pants and chunky boots.

Pinkchyu and Drake are then seen taking a walk at night in the park with his emo-style track ‘Princess’ from album Maid of Honour playing in the background.

Viewers were left stunned by the transformation, saying that ‘she really unlocked a whole new version of Drake’.

“This guy is funny af. They could never make me hate him,” another person tweeted, as someone else said: “Love a little gothic energy, and Drake absolutely owning the transformation.”

“Bout time we see a rapper have fun, be them and enjoy themselves. Must be exhausting acting tough 24/7,” a fourth added.

The FOMO stream also featured the likes of Sexyy Red, Winnie Harlow, Lena the Plug, Don Toliver, Stunna Sandy and his mum Sandi Graham.

It included videos for ‘Cheetah Print’ with Red and ‘Outside Tweaking’ with Harlow starring in the ‘New Bestie’ video

There were also visuals for previously released tracks ‘WNBA’, ‘Road Trips’, and ‘Hoe Phase’, as well as two unreleased collaborations with Don Toliver.

A finale then recreated the ‘Hotline Bling’ set, with Drake departing via a stagehand’s stepladder.

Ahead of the drop, Drake wrote on Instagram on Monday: “Here’s some life advice before you watch.

“Nobody is coming to save you. You must use each day to decipher who you love and trust and march forward with them

“I hope this serves as motivation to make that call, take that trip, drop that song, open that shop, see your parents, leave that relationship or stay in it forever, spend the bread, get some more etc.”

He added: “They keep saying our genre is dying.

“Videos don’t matter. Nobody is watching nobody is listening. I still care. As much as I did on the set of Best I Ever Had. So be kind and rewind.”