Alright... he's wrong.
Drake becomes the avatar and symbol for anti-blackness or whateva because he was not raised in the house of the blackness being argued in Not Like Us despite blood relation. He was raised by white Jewish women in a city taking in a cultural import he cannot legitimately claim surrounded by other cultural and ethnic differences. Drake is an illegitimate child of the culture, his rebellion against it sent the message he's... Not Like Us.
Flattening blackness does not negate cultural-ethnic markers within the diaspora.
MED can't talk numbers without the development of those numbers after the fact.
People have families, develop communities and those numbers shrink or grow but in the meantime culture develops.
Drake did not exist in the locale of the ethnic group that developed and solidified the culture he's partaking in even if he is part of it by blood.
He's Canadian, and absorbed more from a Canadian black experience than an American one.
He's Not Like Us, and that was okay until he got disrespectful. Kamala is a similar case.
Goodnight.