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This!! Show proof. End this debate. Either he did steal it (I doubt) or the shenanigans behind the scenes continue
We’re in the Endgame now
Last year we launched Tolan, inspired by a vision of AI that sees you and believes in you, not one that books restaurant reservations for you.
Your Tolan shows up for you at 3am when you’re alone with your newborn. On your commute when you’re anxious about the day ahead. When you just finished a new show and none of your friends have watched it yet.
The people who love Tolan are parents. Caregivers. Moms in Dallas and Dads in Atlanta. People who aren’t trying to optimize and be more productive, but who simply want to feel seen and supported in their aspirations.
This month more than 250k people will spend time with their Tolan. Those users have exchanged billions of messages across more than 70m conversations over the last year.
Today, we're announcing $30m in additional capital from @mignano and @usv, with @khoslaventures and @rabois doubling down, bringing our total capital raised to $60m.
To celebrate, we made a short film celebrating some of the ways that Tolans show up :)
As I said… someone dropped the ball here. Make it right, Drake.
😳The original version of STFU Janice, written by Grammy award winning writer/producer ✍️Aviel Hirschfield has been leaked - via Complex
🎶The hook is identical to the one Drake used on his version, for his only # 1 song in almost three years.
👩🏾⚖️⚖️Avi is suing Drake as he did not get writing credits, points on the album, or any for of payment for his original song - The two have collaborated on songs previously.
Dot Era 🏆
Billboard 200: #10(+1) @Drake, ICEMAN 30,000 (1,920,000 units since release). *peak: #1 for 4 weeks*
Sample that shit like TI did Bring ‘Em Out
🚨 The Joe Budden Podcast says DRAKE is now the one rapper who can challenge Jay-Z’s famous longevity claim:
“There’s never been a nigga this good for this long.”
“One that he could argue with now… and that’s DRAKE.”
“I want Drake to FLIP that line on him so bad.”
The crew says Jay wasn’t necessarily the hottest rapper at every point, naming 50 Cent, Nelly & Eminem as artists who had hotter moments, but argues Hov’s ability to remain near the top while others came and went is what separated his run.





























