Key Takeaways:

• Doe Boy shared a video of the customized streaming setup gifted to him by Lola Brooke.
• The couple has been romantically linked collectively since 2024, with Brooke making a cameo in his “Special” music video.
• Their second displays a rising development of hip hop {couples} sharing private milestones on-line.

Fans can count on extra livestreams from Doe Boy quickly. On Sunday (Dec. 28), the BEEN HIM rapper shared that his girlfriend, Lola Brooke, received him a brand-new streaming setup.

In a video shared on X, Doe Boy filmed the “Don’t Play With It” artist strolling him right into a room, solely to unveil the workspace and room design she put collectively for him. “I got my eyes closed,” he mentioned. “You look f**king beautiful.” Seconds later, he confirmed off the twin displays, a gaming chair and plaques on the wall.

“Hold on. You did this by yourself? My lil’ handy girl,” Doe Boy mentioned. He later gave viewers a better take a look at his “Oh, really?” button. “You know how the streamers be having they lil’ buttons. I got mines,” the artist shared. “This the only one I need. I don’t even need that machine.”

Brooke then requested in regards to the Chomps figurine she gifted him, realizing his favourite group is the Cleveland Browns. “Is this a thing ‘cause I don’t—” she requested, earlier than he rapidly answered, “Yeah, that’s the Dawg Pound, you feel me?” Watch the cute clip under.

Doe Boy and Brooke have been romantically linked since 2024, when she made a cameo in his “Special” music video. The two later made things Instagram official round Valentine’s Day this yr.

On “The Breakfast Club,” Brooke talked about their relationship. She defined, “We have this thing where we [are] not hiding, but we [are] still private. It’s not a secret, but it’s private.”

When requested how Doe Boy reacts to a few of her spicier lyrics, particularly the “Your man left racks on my nightstand, and he still left with no sex” bar from “Excuse Me,” the Brooklyn rapper joked, “He love it ‘cause [he’s] like, ‘Ooh, you ain’t give it up, boo.’ [He’s] like, ‘Yeah, that’s what I’m talking about. You ain’t give it up, you ain’t easy.’”

On the music aspect, Brooke dropped her iight bet! EP in November. It arrived with a lone characteristic from N3WYRKLA on “Invest” and the Mary J. Blige-sampling “Pain.” Speaking on the latter monitor, she defined, “Mary received a lot music about pushing by way of and overcoming, so her phrases within the ‘No More Drama’ pattern — and simply who she is generally — actually introduced a particular layer to the tune.”