After a long time of beef, Drake and Kanye West have gotten really personal with each other and the new album “Drake I Did” is no different. While the two had been on unfriendly terms, it has recently erupted into a full-blown Twitter war. The feud between Drake and Kanye was sparked by the two rappers’ respective album releases and has lasted from subtle digs to a full-blown Twitter war.
While appearing on the TV show Degrassi, Drake began attempting to break into hip hop with his first mixtape, Room for Improvement. His first single “Replacement Girl” was a hit, selling over 6 million copies. In 2007, Drake released another mixtape, titled Comeback Season. The record spawned his first chart-topping single “Replacement Girl.”
While Drake didn’t directly collaborate with Wayne on his first album, his new lyricism is on full display. While the album’s cover versions featured the rappers covering each other’s songs, Drake’s lyricism was on full display. While the song itself didn’t mention the release of Larry Hoover, the two were proudly sporting merch calling for the rapper’s freedom. Hoover is currently serving six life sentences at ADX Florence in Colorado.
The album is still a controversial one, sparked by the controversies surrounding his diss track with Kanye West. However, it’s possible that the leak is Drake’s way of getting revenge on West. It seems like he’s trying to sway Andre 3000 to collaborate with him in the future. Although Andre has resisted such a collaboration, he has insisted that he’ll work with only those who inspire him.
After a lengthy delay, the new album is finally out. The album contains 21 tracks and features Jay-Z, Travis Scott, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, and Future, as well as R. Kelly. Drake’s collaborations with other artists have been highly praised, with some fans saying that they were a result of the fact that they were able to get a track on Donda faster than the rappers, who were scared of one-upping him.
After his Scorpion album, Drake aired the singles “Duppy Freestyle” and “7am On Bridle Path.” Both Drake and Kanye reportedly had beef with each other over a diss track titled “Marvin’s Room.” Both rappers had a long history of legal disputes and other controversy. However, “Duppy Freestyle” may not be a diss track, but fans still think it is a clever way to poke fun at Kanye.