In 2018, thousands of people were risking their lives as they were hopping in and out of cars in an attempt to complete the "In My Feelings" challenge. At one point in time, it seemed as if we would never stop hearing "KiKi, do you love me...," but alas, the hit track took a backseat. Of course, it topped the charts and had social media on pause for months, and Drake hopes to mirror that global sensation with his recent release, "Toosie Slide." Rapper DaniLeigh helped make the "In My Feelings" challenge the worldwide success that it was, and it looks as if she's hoping for round two with Drake's new single.

To begin: we are under quarantine and being urged to stay indoors unless it's absolutely necessary to forge out into the world. However, DaniLeigh hopped in the driver's seat of her car once again to deliver a new "jump out of the car and dance in the street" viral clip. This time, she grooves to "Toosie Slide," and she received Drake's stamp of approval after he shared the clip to his Instagram Story. 

Drake, himself, opted for a more at-home approach and shared the music video for "Toosie Slide" that was completely shot at his mega-mansion. Check out DaniLeigh's new moves to Drake's dance-heavy hit below and watch others who have taken to the streets to mimic her steps.

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Snoop Dogg believes that Pusha T and Drake were actually neck-in-neck during their 2018 feud. The West Coast legend sat down with Michael Rapaport this past week on GGN News they touched on the topic of Drake and Pusha T‘s beef. Drake’s even declared Pusha T the winner in that bout but Snoop Dogg doesn’t seem to agree with that. The success of “In My Feelings” alone was a major dub for Drake, even in wake of Pusha T’s “The Story Of Adidon.”

“The n***a made ‘Kiki Do You Love Me?’ when Pusha T took off on him,” he said. “Like, you can have my head, but I’m going to have everybody in your family and everybody in the world singing ‘Kiki Do You Love Me?’  That’s the answer. The answer is not, ‘I can’t match you lyrical wop-di-wop-woop,’ but ‘You can’t match me with this song that’s gonna play forever when they forget about that diss and then [at] your birthday party for your daughter in four years, guess what they’re gonna be playing? ‘Kiki do you love me?’” He added, “Drake is the shit.”

Snoop went on to applaud Pusha T for bringing that type of energy back to the rap game but at the same time, he admitted that Drake played that move well. “Pusha-T, you did that, you scored a 10. But at the same time, his answer was a 10. So it was like a draw to me,” Snoop added.

Peep the clip below.