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Twitter Says the Drake Curse Is Back & to Blame for Ravens' NFL Loss to Titans

in LifestyleWords By Heather Snowden

The Baltimore Ravens lost to the Tennessee Titans in the NFL playoffs yesterday and everyone is blaming Drake. Why? Because he wished Lamar Jackson a happy birthday on Instagram.

That move, fans say, triggered the infamous (and hilarious) "Drake Curse" and lead to Jackson's defeat. Take a look at the birthday post below.

For those unaware, the Drake Curse happens whenever the artist shows support for a team or player, and they have terrible luck as a consequence. It's happened to the Golden State Warriors, the University of Kentucky Wildcats, and the Philadelphia 76ers.

The curse was believed broken at the end of last year, but now fans are saying that is clearly not the case.

Check out some of the reactions below.

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