Drake Discloses His Only Real Rival In The Industry
Taylor Swift received her flowers from Drake in a very special way! On November 16, the rapper released “Scary Hours 3,” his new studio project, and made sure to holler at Swift in a new song off the project, “Red Button.” In addition to praising the Grammy winner, Drizzy stated that he had rescheduled his album release because of Taylor Swift.
“Taylor Swift the only n**** that I ever rated/ Only one could make me drop the album just a little later/ Rest of y’all, I treat you like you never made it,” Drake went off in the song only 30 seconds in.
The OVO boss’ blockbuster album, “For All the Dogs,” was published on October 6, so it’s little unclear which album he was talking about, seeing as Taylor released her “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” album on October 27. Drake also came at Ye in the same song, touching on their intermittent beef in a rather funny way. The 6 god had also recently used Kim Kardashian, Ye’s ex-wife, as a voice sample for his earlier release, “Search & Rescue.”
Drake’s huge fan base gushed about the song in the comments section of “Red Button” after it had been uploaded to YouTube. Hours before the project’s release, though, Drizzy had jumped on his Instagram page to do a promo video for “Scary Hours 3.” Drake stated that he is so “confident” in the album that he feels secure in his towering success and might just up and “disappear.”
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