Is Kevin De Bruyne assisting Drake? Man City star appears to be given a credit for a song on superstar rapper’s new album – leaving fans on social media stunned
- A certain ‘K. De Bruyne’ has been credited for one of Drake’s new songs
- An alternative theory is that the honor should go to NBA player Kevin Durant
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Fans have been panicking after a certain ‘K. De Bruyne’ received a writing credit on one of Drake’s new songs.
Drake’s album ‘For All the Dogs’ was released in October and the credits list suddenly caused a storm.
‘Wick Man’ is the 27th song on the superstar rapper’s album for which ‘K. De Bruyne’ gets the third credit.
MailOnline has contacted Manchester City and Universal Music Group in an attempt to verify if it is indeed Belgian star Kevin De Bruyne, who was previously pictured with Drake.
One Belgian publication, Le Soirsuggests the credit should actually be Kevin Durant, the Phoenix Suns basketball star who received a separate credit and is listed as an executive producer on his new EP “Scary Hours 3.”
Fans speculate whether Kevin De Bruyne will get credit for Drake’s song ‘Wick Man’
On the Spotify chart for the song, a certain K. De Bruyne has been given the third writing credit
“Humans are everywhere, assisting both on and off the field,” wrote one user on X, formerly Twitter
‘Kevin De Bruyne wrote a song for Drake on his new release. Soon to be Grammy award-winning midfielder
“He’s here completing side missions.”
‘Assisting Haaland on the field and Drake off the field’
‘Is there anything Kevin De Bruyne can’t do?’ Is the guy writing raps for Drake now?’
Kevin Durant was listed as executive producer of a separate work, an EP called ‘Scary Hours 3. Belgian publication Le Soir suggests he may have been owed the ‘Wick Man credit’.
“Humans are everywhere, assisting both on and off the field,” wrote one user on X, formerly Twitter.
Another said: ‘Kevin De Bruyne wrote a song for Drake on his new release. Soon to be a Grammy award-winning midfielder.”
One said: ‘He’s here completing side quests.’
Another wrote: “Assisting Haaland on the field and Drake off the field.”
‘Is there anything Kevin De Bruyne can’t do?’ Is the guy writing raps for Drake now?’ someone asked.
De Bruyne is currently injured and has undergone surgery for a recurring hamstring problem.
He was withdrawn from City’s 3-0 win over Burnley at the start of the season and estimates suggested he would be out for three to four months.