The feud: Though Drake and Jay have collaborated on occasion, the Canadian kid’s quest for the throne has quietly bristled Jay-Z. (The boys, meanwhile, made nice and chalked it up to friendly competition.) Winner: Serena, who breaks rappers’ hearts as coolly as she rips through tennis records. How Drake feels: Fired up. Drizzy took the battle to wax, recording one of his hardest verses ever on Rick Ross’ song “Stay Schemin’,” in which he accused Common of dissing him in order to boost record sales. Common fired back with a song called “Sweet”: “Singing all around me, man, la la la / You ain’t motherf- Frank Sinatra.” The feud: Drake started volleying with Common’s former flame Serena Williams in 2011 (sample tweet: I cannot wait to put it on you and make you sweat…………during our match this weekend”). Good thing I also had 456 by kool g rap on me.
(And Norm Kelly, whose owes his entire meme-ification to that fateful tweet: “You’re no longer welcome in Toronto, Mill has since fired disses back at Drizzy on “War Pain” and this spring’s “All the Way Up” remix, it’s difficult to make out the mufflings of a man six feet I remember being called a bitch in grade 9 cause I had your cd. Drake removed his sensitive-guy sweater and tore into the Philadelphia rapper with “Charged Up” and, immediately thereafter, the vicious “Back to Back (Freestyle),” in which he posed a question to Meek and his girlfriend, Nicki Minaj: “Is that a world tour, or your girl’s tour?” The feud: The former friends became enemies when Mill accused Drake of not writing his own raps-a cardinal sin in hip hop-and got huffy when Drake didn’t tweet about his average album, Dreams Worth More than Money. Vale lembrar que depois disso, a internet encheu de memes sobre Drake vs Meek Mill. Though he’s lesser known than any of Drake’s other rivals, his aggressive, whip-smart dis tracks have left Drake oddly quiet (at least musically) and earned him many mentions in the same breath as the most famous rapper on the planet right now. How Drake feels: Heated. Aubrey has reached out to Budden multiple times online, mocked him onstage during his Summer Sixteen tour and invited him to attend his Madison Square Garden show, taunting, “I bet you can’t release 25 dis records between now and then.” Seeking validation, Budden has said he wants Drake to rap a response. The feud: On his podcast, Budden, a member of the hip-hop supergroup Slaughterhouse, said Drake sounded “uninspired” on Views-which probably had something to do with the fact that Drizzy disses him on “4 PM in Calabasas” and “No Shopping.” Budden retaliated with back-to-back-to-back attack tracks, each accompanied by some seriously grizzly artwork: “Making a Murderer” (a bloody OVO owl), “Wake” (José Bautista getting cold-cocked by Rogned Odor) and “Afraid” (the CN Tower, a.k.a. Gotta appreciate what Joe Budden did with the #Afraid cover, got the tower up in smoke screaming drake afraid ? /HtjDfGLDic Who can resist the idea of battle between the 6 God and the Rap God? How Drake feels: Mildly irritated. Drake posted the equivalent of an eye-roll on Instagram with the caption “If they don’t have a story these days…” Ebro, Budden, Drake and Em’s manager, Paul Rosenberg, were all quick to snuff out the flames on social media. The Internet, as it does, took rumour as fact and ran with it. The (phony) feud: Last week, Hot 97 radio host Ebro jokingly said he’d heard a rumour that Eminem was sharpening his pen to come at Drake, who’s currently at odds with Shady Records affiliate Joe Budden (see below). Drake got too much respect for all that… It was such a joke and people ran with it… Slow news day.
Although Drizzy’s recent quarrel with Eminem is nothing more than a joke that spiralled out of control, Toronto’s pride and joy has got a lot of enemies trying to drain him of his energy. Here, we recount five of his fiercest rap beefs. In other words, the perfect recipe for drama.
Drake has two things in spades: success and sensitivity.
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