Quit Playing Games With Our Hearts, Rihanna & Drake

I am in no way a millionaire matchmaker, but this Drake and Rihanna situation is making me feel like one. I want nothing more than to see these two best friends become the couple of the decade. The two have been spending a lot of time together. This week alone they visited a child cancer patient, went ice skating, and Drake even drew a heart on a picture of one of Rihanna's magazine covers.

But as much as we insist and yearn for #AubRi, all we're getting is a whole lot of love games. They have all the potential to be next in a line of succession as music royalty. Bey and Jay who?

Drake and Rihanna are giving a major Backstreet Boys moment with all the games they're playing with our hearts.

They are relationship goals, even if they aren't dating. Still, if I had it my way, I would love to see them as a couple IRL. Ahead are the six reasons why.

1. They Acknowledge Their Failed Attempt At Coupling Up

In 2013, Drake visited Ellen and got all nervous when he had to talk about a girl he loved very dearly, not like that. Is there such thing as an eternal crush?

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**2. They Low-Key Coordinate Their Outfits**
Snapped during an epic moment of friendzoning as Rihanna calmly ducks out of Drake's embrace. The sheen of his jacket even complements the spark of her sheer top. That's companionship at its finest.
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3. They Have Great On-Stage Chemistry (Pt. 1)

Way back 2010 when the two first collaborated on "What's My Name," and then again in 2011 for "Take Care," rumors started swirling that the two were together. Their perfect melodies, their suggestive body language, their unbreakable eye-contact. At this point, Rihanna needed a good guy, and Drake, sweet emotional Drake, was a good guy.

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3. Again, Their On-Stage Chemistry (Pt. 2)

But they weren't together for long. And we tried to get over it, but they wouldn't let us. The laughter, the fun, the couple that once was. RIP AubRi.

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3. Yes, Still Vibin' With Their On-Stage Chemistry (Pt. 3)

Back at it again with the all-white ensemble! No one could ignore the serious bumping and grinding happening on stage in this performance.

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4. They Play Each Other's Love Interest In Every Collab

Either one of them could hire almost any celebrity to be their love interest for a music video, but instead they chose to only "work, work, work, work, work" with each other, three times so far.

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