Following record-breaking storms in Toronto, rap superstar Drake’s mansion experienced serious flooding, with ankle-deep muddy water rushing into his home. The city saw nearly 100mm of rain in one day, surpassing a daily record set in 1941, leading to power outages for 167,000 customers and multiple emergency callouts. Climate experts warn that urban flooding is the new reality, with storms lining up like jumbo jets on tarmac. This incident comes after a series of security breaches at Drake’s mansion, believed to be connected to his ongoing feud with rival Kendrick Lamar. Despite the challenges, Drake remains proud of his 50,000 sq ft mansion, The Embassy, describing it as a symbol of overwhelming high luxury and lasting legacy in his hometown. As climate change impacts urban areas, the flooding at Drake’s mansion serves as a stark reminder of the importance of resilience and preparedness.