Lil Dicky has made his mark far and wide, from the Billboard charts to RIAA certifications. However, no number of self-made songs could keep him from rotating not one, not two, but 85 tracks by Drake, his most reached-for playlist.

On his podcast with his wife, Kristin Batalucco, and friend Benny Blanco, Friends Keep Secrets, Lil Dicky exclaimed his inclination towards a certain set of songs time and again. While he did not name each of them, Dicky revealed that he has 85 songs, all by the award-winning rapper, Drake, that he keeps close to his chest.

"I have a playlist of all my favourite Drake songs. It is about eighty-five songs," the RIAA-certified musician exclaimed, noting that putting them on shuffle is his preferred manner of musical experience.

Drake has maintained a massive sway in both hip-hop and pop, probably the constituents of Dicky's playlist. From smash singles like 'In My Feelings' and 'Toosie Slide,' the Toronto star has stacked a library full of worldwide bangers and stream records, leaving Lil Dicky reaching out more than once.

"I play it on a shuffle. I can never be disappointed; there are eighty-five straight unbelievable songs," he reinstated.

While Lil Dicky shared his music-listening habits, Selena Gomez brought her own quirky flair to the Friends Keep Secrets spotlight.

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Selena Gomez, one of the early guests on the new podcast, turned heads with a flirty foot-kiss that lit up social feeds like wildfire. What started as a gentle moment between her and Benny Blanco quickly spiraled into a discussion all across the internet.

The moment came after Blanco's feet themselves had become a central discussion online for weeks altogether.

However the internet may have taken in Gomez's display of affection, the incident has kept Benny Blanco's Friends Keep Secrets entertaining. That is, in addition to Lil Dicky's peculiar yet intriguing way of soaking in music.

What do you think about Lil Dicky's Drake-listening habit? Let us know in the comments.

Written by

Pratham Gurung

Edited by

Adiba Nizami