Drake's personal phone number was accidentally leaked when he appeared on a stream near the end of Kai Cenat's Streamer University event.
The Canadian rapper FaceTimed Tylil while he was broadcasting to hundreds of thousands of people and at one point turned the phone around, revealing the 6 God's number.
Drake then told him: "You definitely leaked my number. This shit is going crazy. Don't worry, I can get a new number tomorrow. It's a blessing in disguise anyways."
Tylil also apologized for revealing the rap superstar's number to his viewers.
Drake is known to make frequent appearances on streaming shows, particularly those hosted by Kick, with whom he has a business partnership.
Some of his most notable appearances on livestreams have come in tandem with controversial online personality Adin Ross, who has been criticized for associating with various white supremacists.
Drake last appeared on one of Ross' streams in April where he revealed he was working on a new album.
"Working on a new album right now," he said to Ross, before confirming that it will be a solo project. "It's a slap."
Elsewhere during the stream, Drake was asked whether he'd ever step into the ring for a celebrity boxing match, but quickly answered "no" with a dismissive look on his face.
However, he did say that he is open to squabbling up away from the camera and seemed to have an opponent in mind given his venomous feud with a certain West Coast rapper.
After Ross joked, "I know who I want you to fight," alluding to Kendrick Lamar, Drake replied: "If we're fighting, we'll fight at [Hollywood] Hino's gym or something like that — behind closed garage doors."
An earlier streaming collaboration over the Christmas period, where the duo gave away dozens of expensive prizes to fans, saw Drake shade arch enemy, Kendrick Lamar.
Drizzy began reading an email on the livestream: "In the beautiful land Down Under, it would be an unforgettable honeymoon filled with laughter, fun and, of course, the Drake charisma. And it's always fuck Ken–," he said, cutting himself off. "Oh, I am not reading that."
