Drake flips the script as he raps over ‘BBL Drizzy’ diss beat made by rival producer Metro Boomin on new Sexyy Red song – amid beef with several hip-hop stars including Kendrick Lamar
Drake has flipped the script as he rapped over a diss beat made about him by rival producer Metro Boomin, amid his feud with numerous hip-hop stars, most famously Kendrick Lamar.
The 37-year-old Canadian rapper – born Aubrey Drake Graham – appeared on Sexyy Red’s new song U My Everything when his new album dropped on Friday.
Drake rhymed on the diss track released for free earlier this month by the 30-year-old producer – born Leland Tyler Wayne – while the title BBL Drizzy refers to a rumor that Drake has gotten a Brazilian butt lift.
It was a response to the highly publicized Drake-Kendrick Lamar feud that erupted when Kendrick dissed Drake on Metro Boomin and Future’s song Like That released in March.
In the latest entry of the rap beef, Drake could be heard rapping over the famous beat that uses AI.
Drake has flipped the script as he rapped over a diss beat made about him by rival producer Metro Boomin, amid his feud with numerous hip-hop stars
The Take Care hitmaker even addresses the use of the beat in the middle of his verse as he raps, “BBL Drizzy, they want a new body, they ask me for it.”
Metro clearly had no role in the song, as it was produced by Tay Keith, who, in addition to Drumatized, also produced Sexyy Red’s third studio album, In Sexyy We Trust.
BBL Drizzy was a response to Drake calling out Metro on the song Family Matters released earlier this month, which mainly focused on Kendrick.
The feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar took an interesting turn earlier this week when Tom Hanks bizarrely addressed the explosive rivalry in hilarious posts shared by his son Chet.
Chet, 33, who previously dabbled in rap music, shared screenshots of lyrics between him and Oscar winner Tom, 67, discussing the feud between the rappers.
The lyrics started with Tom – saved as “Pops” in Chet’s writing: “Big Main, can you explain the Drake Kendrick Lamar feud to me?”
Chet replied, “Yeah, so Drake and that other guy J Cole say they, along with Kendrick, are the ‘Big 3’ in Rap. Then Kendrick released a song with the lyrics: “F*** the Big 3, it’s just big ME,” which initiated the feud.
Chet, who rapped under the alias Chet Haze, added: ;Then Drake said, “You got small feet ’cause you’re like 6 feet tall or something.” And then Kendrick said, you’re a shitty dad and he made fun of his Canadian accent.”
Drake (pictured in Toronto in November) rhymed on the diss track released for free earlier this month by the 30-year-old producer – born Leland Tyler Wayne – while the title BBL Drizzy refers to a rumor that Drake has gotten a Brazilian butt lift
The 37-year-old Canadian rapper – born Aubrey Drake Graham – appeared on Sexyy Red’s new song U My Everything (pictured in New Jersey in September) as his new album was released on Friday.
Metro clearly had no role in the song, as it was produced by Tay Keith, who, in addition to Drumatized, also produced Sexyy Red’s third studio album, In Sexyy We Trust.
Tom Hanks bizarrely addressed Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s explosive feud this week – in hilarious posts shared by his son Chet – pictured with Chet, wife Rita Wilson and son Truman 28
Drake and Kendrick have been feuding over diss tracks for months
“But it didn’t even matter because then Kendrick dropped another West Coast banger where he really went into labeling Drake as a pedophile, which was pretty much the sonic equivalent of when you took .me to your high school in Oakland and we walked into the basketball game and everyone started going crazy.
“Like if you heard it, you’d automatically know how to walk Crip with a stink face while holding an Oscar in each hand with Marshawn Lynch, then pat him down and tell him ‘Town Bidness,’ which won’t just make the win for Kendrick but also confirmed for him. the entire West Coast.”
Chet continued, “It was pretty much the sonic equivalent of when you took me to your high school in Oakland and we walked in on the basketball game and everyone started going crazy.
“Like if you heard it, you would automatically know how to walk around with a stinky face while holding an Oscar in each hand with Marshawn Lynch.
“Then call him up and tell him ‘Town Bidness,’ which cemented the victory not just for Kendrick but for the entire West Coast.”
Tom replied, “Holy cow! Those are fighting words! People taking sides?? Who’s winning???’ with Chet replying, “Didn’t you just read what I said,” followed by three crying laughing emojis.