Source: Getty Images / Drake / Tory Lanez

You can add Drake to the list of people who just can’t accept that Tory Lanez shot Megan Thee Stallion.

Drake shared a link to a petition calling for Governor Gavin Newsom to pardon Canadian Yosemite Sam, aka Tory Lanez, after he was stabbed 14 times in prison.

On Friday, Drake posted via his Instagram Stories, “@torylanez come home soon” along with the link to a Change.org petition “Pardon Tory Lanez: Urge Governor Newsom to Correct a Deep Injustice,” which now has over 236,000 signatures.

Source: Instagram / Drake

The petition first sprouted up on Tory Lanez’s social media accounts in the wake of a non-profit organization called Unite the People claiming that it has testimony from a bodyguard that would absolve Lanez of the 2020 shooting of Megan Thee Stallion.

Walter Roberts, who is the “lead consultant” of the group, claimed a man named Bradley James, who said he was the bodyguard of Megan Thee Stallion’s former best friend, Kelsey Harris, approached him claiming to be a witness to Harris admitting to shooting Megan Thee Stallion.

Megan Thee Stallion’s attorney, Alex Spiro, issued a statement on his client’s behalf:  “Tory Lanez was tried and convicted by a jury of his peers, and his case was properly adjudicated through the court system. This is not a political matter — this is a case of a violent assault that was resolved in a court of law.”

Thee Stallion is also unbothered as she just recently announced her swimwear line.

Drake Is Getting Dragged On X

She doesn’t have to address the situation because social media has been dragging Drake and Chris Brown for yelling Free Tory. Brown was recently locked up abroad for an incident a year ago and denied bail on the matter. 

“Drake was quiet for Kendrick, but real loud for Megan, a woman! #SIMP,” one post on X, formerly Twitter, read. 

Welp.

You can see more reactions in the gallery below.

Certified Loser Boy: Drake The Latest To Die On The Tory Lanez Hill, Shares Link To Petition Calling For His Release From Prison  was originally published on hiphopwired.com