Halle Berry Explains Why Drake’s Use Of Slime Photo Was Disrespectful

Halle Berry is not amused by Drake using her Nickelodeon slime photo to promote his latest single "Slime You Out." Berry expressed her frustration over the use of the photo which shows her getting slimed at the 2012 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards.

On Instagram over the weekend, the Oscar-winning actress posted a subliminal message aimed at the Toronto rapper. "Sometimes you have to be the bigger guy... even if you are a woman," the photo read on a pink background.

"Didn’t get my permission. That’s not cool. I thought better of him!" the actress wrote in the comments, adding, "When people you admire disappoint you, you have to be the bigger person and move on."

She also addressed a fan in the comments that noted that Getty Images owns the photo and not her.

"While I do understand your side. That photo is owned by Getty Images. So im sure he got their permission. And paid the fee. why you mad," the fan wrote.

However, Berry clapped back telling them that it was the principle of Drake using the photo since he previously asked for permission and she declined.

"Cuz he asked me and I said NO that’s why," Berry wrote. "Why ask if you intend to do what you want to do! That was the f--- you to me. Not cool. You get it?"

"Slime You Out" is the first song Drake has released from For All The Dogs since announcing he would drop the project in June. Also, over the weekend, the rapper told fans that they will have to wait a little longer for the album to drop.

"Okay, my dilemma I am faced with is I either cancel [the]show to finish the album or I complete the mission and drop the album before the last show," Drake wrote via his Instagram Story Saturday (Sept. 16). "I owe you all these memories we are building and anywhere we have missed to date we will be spinning back for sure."

"For All the Dogs October 6th it's only right," he concluded.

Take a look at Drake's slime post below:

Updated: 10/10/23

Drake has had some wild moments during his It's All A Blur Tour with 21 Savage. In almost every concert, Drake has made headlines for something out of the ordinary. The It's All A Blur Tour accompanies Drizzy and 21's 2022 album Her Loss. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with all 16 tracks debuting in the Hot 100 that week. The album was Drake's 12 No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and 21 Savage's third.

The It's All A Blur Tour started in June. The tour hit many major cities nationwide, including New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Boston, and more. The tour also hits Drake's native country in both Toronto and Vancouver. 21 is absent for those dates of the tour, but it has not been specified why. It is speculated to have done something with his current immigration status as he is originally from the United Kingdom.

The only venue had been canceled which was the tour stop in Memphis. This one hit close to home as Drizzy was just offered the key to the city due to his father, Dennis Graham's, Tennessee roots. The tour was canceled due to logistics. "Due to the magnitude of the production of the Drake concert, it is logistically impossible to bring the show as designed to the FedEx Forum on August 6th. Unfortunately, the show is cancelled," the statement read via (via Commercial Appeal).

Before the It's All A Blur Tour, the last time Drake was on the road was in 2018 for Aubrey & the Three Migos Tour where he was accompanied by the Atlanta trio. His last co-headling tour was with Future for the Summer Sixteen Tour in support of his Views album in 2016 and his and Future's What A Time To Be Alive mixtape. The rappers brought out Rihanna, Kanye West, Young Thug, and more on the tour.

Take a look below at the wildest moments from the It's All A Blur Tour so far:

One of the first viral moments from the It's All A Blur Tour was when a woman threw her 36G bra on stage at his Brooklyn show. After catching the bra, Drake said into the microphone, "36G? Locate this woman immediately." The woman was later identified as Veronica Correia and has since been offered a contract with Playboy. After the incident, Correia hopped into Drake's DMs to ask for advice after her newfound fame.

"[Drake] said just to live your amazing life. People are faceless and they would never really say the negative comments to your face," Veronica revealed to the Club Ambition podcast.

Take a look at the moment below:

In the absence of his Her Loss collaborator 21 Savage, Drake brought out J. Cole for his Canadian tour stop. What was interesting about this surprise guest is that Cole seemingly confirmed that he and Drizzy have gotten back in the booth for his upcoming album The Fall Off.

"Can I get on the album? I’ma ask in front of Montreal. 'J. Cole, can we get on your album?'" Drake asked as the crowd began uproaring trying to convince Cole.

The Dreamville founder gave into the peer pressure shooting back: "Say less, goddammit!"

Take a look at the moment below:

Drake brought out Bad Bunny during his Los Angeles tour stop. While the Latin hitmaker was on stage, Drizzy announced that the two would also be collaborating on his upcoming album For All The Dogs. The two previously collabed on "MIA" in 2018. As of the time of this writing, For All The Dogs does not have an official release date.

Take a look at the moment below:

Back in July, Drake gave an estimate of when fans were to expect his eighth studio album For All The Dogs.

"Make new friends. If you drink, drink some liquor. If you smoke, smoke some weed. And if you like somebody, like my dad says, keep f---ing. I will be back soon. I have an album dropping for you in, like, two weeks or some s---," he told the crowd. "But until then, just know, you’re always with me and I’m always thinking of you. Everything I do is for you. Every time I step in that booth, I hope I make you proud."

For All The Dogs would follow Drake's collab album with 21 Savage Her Loss and his last solo project `Honestly, Nevermind.

Take a look at the moment below:

Drake's dad, Dennis Graham, wanted in on the fun and decided to prank his son at his Los Angeles show. Once the bra was thrown on stage Drake gawked at how large the bra was.

"This one takes the cake right here," he said, before picking up a card that came attached to the bra. "Wait, what does it say? I can’t read this out loud actually, sorry. I can’t read this card out loud, it’s nasty."

Drake then began to wonder who was the one that devised this plan to have the bra thrown on stage.

"Who did this? This might be the end of a saga right there. This might be the end of the road, I don’t know. If these were real, I don’t even know if I’d wanna see ’em because then I’d believe that aliens exist."

Drake then received an answer to his question.

"Oh, this is from my dad? The card says this is from my father, my father made this for me. ‘Dad’s wishing big things for you. I love you and made sure you were breastfed correctly.’ What is wrong with this man? This man is crazy."

Take a look at the moment below:

Prior to the start of his tour, Drake created a poetry book Titles Ruin Everything: A Stream of Consciousness. You would think that a fan would bring the book to the concert in hopes of catching Drake on the floor to sign it. However, one fan decided to throw the poetry book at the rapper. What made the moment crazy was how prepared Drake was to grab the book swiftly.

"You lucky I'm quick. Would've had to beat your a-- if that hit me in the face," Drake said to the crowd.

Take a look at the moment below:

All throughout the tour Drake has collected bras from fans who have thrown them on stage. In this Instagram photo, Drake posed with all of the bras he has collected since the beginning of the tour in June until September. The rapper posted the photo captioning it "Remember when we both forgot who the f--- I was in unison…that wavelength was def a foolish one." Take a look at the bra collection below:
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Drake took his tour to seemingly diss other rappers. During his Houston tour shop, Drake was showing love to his photographer friend who happened to be named Megan. The Grammy-winning rapper Megan Thee Stallion is also from Houston so midway into thanking his friend, he clarified who he was referring to.

"Real H-Town love, shoutout to Meg one time for real… Not that Meg, this Meg," Drake said.

Fans took Drake's clarification as shade to Megan Thee Stallion. In the defense of the fans, Drake has seemingly come for Megan Thee Stallion in the past on his song "Circo Loco" with 21 Savage. According to Rolling Stone, Drake clarified his comments about his photographer friend Megan after he forgot her last name.

Look at the moment below:

After Drake dropped For All The Dogs, he unveiled that J. Cole and him have linked up on "First Person Shooter." The crowd was surprised when Cole jumped up on stage and performed this with Drizzy for the first time since its release. This marked their third collaboration behind "In The Morning," and "Jodeci Freestyle." Cole previously surprised fans on Drake and 21's tour in Montreal. Take a look at the moment below:

Throughout the tour, 21 Savage has been missing from the Canada tour stops due to his immigration status. For the first time since the beginning of the tour, 21 was able to perform alongside Drake during the last tour stop. While 21 was able to perform, his current immigrTake a look at the moment below: