In a surprise move, rapper Drake surprised singer Julia Wolf with an Instagram DM that would change her life forever. The conversation began when Wolf's friend told their mutual acquaintance, Zach Kang, that she was a huge fan of the 6 God. When Zhang posted about it on his show, Wilson's eyes landed on Wolf and he immediately thought of reaching out to her.
Wolf recalled the surreal moment in an interview on Monday (Oct. 27), revealing how a late-night DM from Drake led to their collaboration on "Dog House." The singer recounted the morning after when she received a follow message that would make anyone freak out, reading: "Champagnepapi followed you!" Her friend Tanner woke her up at 6 a.m., and it turned out to be none other than the rapper himself.
The story took an interesting turn when Wolf explained that it was actually someone else who put Drake on her music. According to her, a friend of a friend asked him to play "In My Room" by Julia Wolf during a night out at a club, where he would later DJ with a group of friends. After playing the track, Drake reached out to her directly and requested some unreleased demos.
Wolf had no idea what she was getting herself into as she hastily scribbled down whatever came to mind over loops, hoping that something would resonate with the rapper. Out of five options sent to him, "Dog House" stood out as a potential hit. The chorus she had written for an alternate track eventually ended up on the final version of "Dog House," which debuted at No. 54 on the Billboard Hot 100.
In an interview, Wolf praised Drake's open-mindedness and willingness to collaborate with emerging artists like herself. She recalled how he was "super cool" when they first started talking, saying: "He's a super open-minded guy." Despite being in the dark about her song potentially becoming part of his album for months, Wolf has expressed gratitude towards Drake for giving her a chance to shine on a track that showcases their chemistry.
When asked about the surprise collaboration, Wolf couldn't help but chuckle at how it all began. She revealed that after sending her demos to Drake, she heard nothing for weeks – until the song dropped with his approval. "I'm like, 'What can I possibly say that Drake can resonate with?'" She recalled. "He's resonating with 'In My Room,' he's loving the album, he's saying, 'This is so me.'"
The unexpected twist has left fans buzzing about the unlikely collaboration between Julia Wolf and Drake. It remains to be seen if this will be a one-off or something more substantial in their future endeavors.
Wolf recalled the surreal moment in an interview on Monday (Oct. 27), revealing how a late-night DM from Drake led to their collaboration on "Dog House." The singer recounted the morning after when she received a follow message that would make anyone freak out, reading: "Champagnepapi followed you!" Her friend Tanner woke her up at 6 a.m., and it turned out to be none other than the rapper himself.
The story took an interesting turn when Wolf explained that it was actually someone else who put Drake on her music. According to her, a friend of a friend asked him to play "In My Room" by Julia Wolf during a night out at a club, where he would later DJ with a group of friends. After playing the track, Drake reached out to her directly and requested some unreleased demos.
Wolf had no idea what she was getting herself into as she hastily scribbled down whatever came to mind over loops, hoping that something would resonate with the rapper. Out of five options sent to him, "Dog House" stood out as a potential hit. The chorus she had written for an alternate track eventually ended up on the final version of "Dog House," which debuted at No. 54 on the Billboard Hot 100.
In an interview, Wolf praised Drake's open-mindedness and willingness to collaborate with emerging artists like herself. She recalled how he was "super cool" when they first started talking, saying: "He's a super open-minded guy." Despite being in the dark about her song potentially becoming part of his album for months, Wolf has expressed gratitude towards Drake for giving her a chance to shine on a track that showcases their chemistry.
When asked about the surprise collaboration, Wolf couldn't help but chuckle at how it all began. She revealed that after sending her demos to Drake, she heard nothing for weeks – until the song dropped with his approval. "I'm like, 'What can I possibly say that Drake can resonate with?'" She recalled. "He's resonating with 'In My Room,' he's loving the album, he's saying, 'This is so me.'"
The unexpected twist has left fans buzzing about the unlikely collaboration between Julia Wolf and Drake. It remains to be seen if this will be a one-off or something more substantial in their future endeavors.