Drake's Song "Too Good" Inspired by Serena Williams

Newly Released Studio Footage Sheds Light on Former Romance

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In newly released studio footage, Drake has admitted that he wrote his 2016 song "Too Good" about Serena Williams. The track, which features Rihanna, has long been rumored to be inspired by the tennis star, and Drake's comments finally confirm it.

The footage, which was released as part of Drake's new documentary "100 Gigs," shows Drake working on the song in the studio. He can be heard rapping about his love for a woman who is "too good" for him and who he can't get out of his mind.

Drake and Williams have a long history together, dating back to 2011. The two were first linked together after they were spotted having dinner together in Los Angeles. They later attended a number of events together, and Drake even released a song called "Serena" in 2013.

However, their relationship has always been shrouded in secrecy, and neither Drake nor Williams has ever confirmed that they were dating. Drake's comments in the new footage are the closest he has ever come to admitting that he was in love with Williams.

The news that Drake wrote "Too Good" about Williams is sure to send shockwaves through the entertainment industry. The song is one of Drake's most popular, and it has been streamed over a billion times on Spotify. It is also believed to be one of the songs that helped Rihanna win the Grammy Award for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration.

Drake's comments are a rare glimpse into his personal life, and they are sure to fuel speculation about his relationship with Williams. Fans of both stars will be eager to learn more about their history together and whether or not they are still involved.