Drake goes to Drake’s Till Death Do United States Part rap fight on October 30, 2021 in Long Beach, California. Amy Sussman/Getty Images
It has actually been less than a week considering that Kendrick Lamar dissed Drake on “Like That,” a record from Future and Metro Boomin’s most current album We Don’t Trust YouFans are impatiently waiting on the Toronto rap artist to launch a reaction track, and rather, he provided another spicy Instagram post.
“They rather fight with me than confess they are their own worst opponent,” he composed captioning a collage of images on Wednesday (March 27). The images reveal the 37-year-old rap artist standing with his arms throughout his chest, hanging with Sexyy Red, presenting in a Princeton basketball jersey, keeping an eye out over his terrace, and carrying out while flames increase behind him.
The timing of this post was particularly intriguing, as, simply hours in the past, Rick Ross shared an Instagram story of himself riding around and cigarette smoking to K. Dot’s verse on “Like That.” The story post led lots of fans to think that Rozay’s addition in We Don’t Trust You was no mishap, and he likewise has problems with the 6 God. They have actually not teamed up in a couple of years, just like Drake and Future, so the conclusion is not improbable.
Rick Ross riding in his vehicle listening to Kendrick Lamar’s verse on “Like That” from Future and Metro Boomin’s brand-new album We Don’t Trust You. pic.twitter.com/NXQSGtFqfJ
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Over the weekend, web investigators found that both Rick Ross and NAV unfollowed Drake. As a giant action, Drizzy captioned another set of pictures “I ain’t getting I’m in Turks lil child,” describing NAV’s 2020 record including Gunna and Travis Scott.
The dad of one likewise attended to the current beef in an enthusiastic speech throughout his performance on Sunday (March 24). “A great deal of individuals asking me how I’m feelin’,” he stated to the crowd in Amerant Bank Arena. “I got my direct high, my back straight. I’m 10 f ** king toes down in Florida or anywhere else I go. And I understand no matter what there’s not a ni ** a on this Earth that might ever f ** k with me in my life.”
Kendrick Lamar’s “Like That” verse targeted both Drake and J. Cole. The Compton rap artist knocked the concept of there being a “Big 3” comprised of the 3 of them, and countered by stating “It’s simply Big Me.” He likewise straight referenced their partnership “First Person Shooter” and questioned the authenticity of their relationship.
Lamar wasn’t the only individual dissing Drake on We Don’t Trust YouFuture utilized the opening track to send what appeared to be subliminals at his long time partner. “You a ni ** a primary fan, canine/ Sneak dissin’, I do not comprehend, pet dog/ Pillowtalkin’, actin’ like a fed, pet dog/ I do not require another phony buddy, pet dog/ Can’t be ’bout a h **,
