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Drake Responds To Kanye’s Diss

Author Autumn Hawkins

As Kanye was celebrating his No. 1 hit “Carnival” which features Ty Dolla $ign, Playboi Carti, and Rich The Kid, he also had some “f— yous” for Adidas, Hailey Bieber, and Drake.

“And it’s f— Drake for taking Durk right at the beginning of the Vultures role [sic] out I’ll come back to yall if I think of more f— you’s,” Yeconcluded his message on Monday (March 11). Ye was referring to Drake grabbing Lil Durk to be a coheadliner on the  It’s All A Blur: Big As The What tour.

Drake Responds To Kanye’s Rant

Drake seemingly responded to Kanye’s rant by reposting the infamous meme of 50 Cent on Wednesday (March 13) saying: “What he say f— me for?”

Drake and Kanye’s Beef

In 2021, the two reunited for the “Free Larry Hoover” Benefit Concert with the intent to draw awareness to prison reform and bring justice to incarcerated Chicago gang leader Larry Hoover. The two seemingly put all of their beef aside for the event but over the years it has reignited.

In 2022, on “Circo Loco” with 21 Savage, the Toronto rapper rapped about how he only did the Free Larry Hoover event for J. Prince. J. Prince is  mostly known as a co-founder of Rap-A-Lot Records and he was the target of a drug-related investigation in 1998.

“Linking with the opps, bitch, I did that s— for J Prince/Bitch, I did it for the mob ties,” he rapped.

Ye responded to the line on X (formerly known as Twitter) the morning the album Her Loss dropped. “Enough already I done gave this man his flowers multiple times Let’s really see who are real ops are in this music game Imagine all the rappers on the same side and everyone cleaning up each others contracts It’s kingdom time Love Drake #lovespeech,” he wrote in a since-deleted post per Complex.

In 2023, Drake spoke about how his relationship with Kanye is now on “Red Button.”

“Every time you need me for a boost, I never hesitated/ Every time that Yeezy called a truce, he had my head inflated/ Thinkin’ we gon’ finally peace it up and get to levitatin’/ Realize that everything premeditated,” he rapped.

5 Documentaries on Hip-Hop Artists To Stream Now

  • Biggie and Tupac (2002)

    Biggie and Tupac is a full-length documentary on the lives and tragedies of the hip-hop icons, both of whom were taken from us far too soon. Besides footage of Biggie and Tupac, you will also see appearances from Snoop Dogg, Lil Cease, and more. You can stream Biggie and Tupac on Amazon Prime Video.

  • Fade to Black (2004)

    Jay-Z is one of the best rappers ever. The New York native’s 2004 documentary Fade to Black shows fans how he got started. At the center of this film is Jay-Z’s sold-out Madison Square Garden concert in 2003… which, at the time, were supposed to be his final shows. There are appearances from his wife Beyoncé, Pharrell Williams, Kanye West and more. It took about 15 years for this documentary to be available to stream and it is worth the wait. You can stream Fade To Black on Tidal or Amazon Prime.

  • Jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy (2022)

    Jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy takes us back to where it all began for Kanye West: the Southside of Chicago. Kanye West’s artistry has impacted hip-hop like no other, as his diverse skills in producing and designing put him in a league of his own. You can stream Jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy on Netflix.

  • Nas: Time Is Illmatic (2014)

    Nas: Time Is Illmatic takes a deep dive into Nas’ iconic debut album Illmatic. In the New York native’s documentary you will also hear accounts from Alicia Keys, Q-Tip, Busta Rhymes and Pharrell. You can stream Nas: Time Is Illmatic on Peacock.

  • Eminem: Count Me In (2023)

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    Eminem has had quite a career in hip-hop and this documentary takes a look at many of his accolades. In 2022 he performed at the Super Bowl alongside Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, and 50 Cent. He was also inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame last year for his contributions to hip-hop. You can stream Eminem: Count Me In on Amazon Prime Video.

 

Autumn Hawkins is the National Hip-Hop and R&B writer for Beasley Media, currently residing in New Jersey. Prior to working at Beasley Media, she was in broadcast news as an entertainment producer. When she's not impatiently waiting for Beyoncé to drop new music, she is reading, shopping, or planning a vacation.

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