Drake Taunts Kendrick Lamar Using A Photo Of His Manager And Asks When The Diss Track Will Drop
In the hip-hop community, Drake is undoubtedly one of the biggest trolls. All things considered, he grew up during a time when trolling on the internet was common. As such, he’s familiar with navigating places like Instagram. In addition, you can count on him to find cunning methods to inflame people whenever he gets into a feud.
Whenever you pursue someone like Drizzy, that is the cost of doing business. It appears that, as a result of his feud with the megastar, Kendrick Lamar is starting to learn this the hard way. Drake responded to “Like That” with the release of “Push Ups,” a leaked song, over the weekend. The song was a hit overall, with listeners complimenting the bars all throughout the song.
Now that Kendrick has the ball in his court, there isn’t a diss in sight. Actually, a song labeled AI leaked online before being renamed. In an attempt to disprove this, Drizzy and OVO have stated that Lamar is only disappointed that the song didn’t receive the positive response he had hoped for.
The Canadian is still going strong on social media this morning, attacking Kendrick Lamar with an Instagram story that features a picture of the rapper’s manager, Anthony Saleh. The image has some text added by Drake, which reads “wonder is today the day” and has some turtle emojis on either side.
It’s a little amusing that Kendrick has only had a few days to answer to “Push Ups,” whereas Drizzy took three weeks to respond to “Like That.” While it’s impossible to predict Lamar’s response, it’s clear that time is of the essence and that pressure is mounting.
J. Cole Takes Down “7 Minute Drill,” His Kendrick Lamar Diss Track, From Streaming Services
Drake Delivers A Speech During His Concert Subtly Addressing Kendrick Lamar’s Diss
Drake Makes First Instagram Post After Kendrick Lamar Diss
Drake Has A Few Words For “Rappers Beef” & Kendrick Lamar Diss
Kendrick Lamar’s “Like That” Diss Reportedly Boosts Sales Of Drake & J. Cole’s “First Person Shooter”
DJ Akademiks: Kendrick Lamar “On The Clock” To Respond To Drake Diss
Drake Emoji-Reacts To Leaked Kendrick Lamar Alleged Response As Fans Debate Track’s Authenticity
J. Cole’s Public Apology For Kendrick Lamar Diss Gets 50 Cent’s Reaction
“This Is America” By Childish Gambino Was Originally Meant To Be A Drake Diss Track
Drake Says There’s More To Come And He’s Yet To Push The “Red Button” After Diss Track Leak
