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Drake Disses Kendrick Lamar, Future, Metro Boomin, Rick Ross & The Weeknd on Leaked Track
After facing a barrage of diss tracks from the likes of Future, Metro Boomin, Kendrick Lamar, and more, Drake returns with a response that appears to have leaked online.
Earlier this week, Rory and Mal of the New Rory and Mal podcast teased the diss on episode 258, with Rory dropping hints like, “Drop down & give me 50,” a line directly lifted from Drake’s response.
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Now, the Toronto native fires back, airing out his grievances towards his peers over a 4-minute track sampling Notorious B.I.G.‘s “Get Money.”
Drake’s response to Kendrick Lamar:
“What’s a Prince to a king? He a son, n****”
“Pip squeak pipe down, you ain’t in no big three, SZA got you wipe down, Travis got you wiped down, Savage got you wiped down, like your label boy you Interscope right now” “How the f*** you been big steppin with size 7 mens on”
“Maroon 5 need a verse, you better make it witty, then we need a verse for the Swifties, Top say you drop, you better drop and give up fiftyyy”
Drake’s reply to J. Cole’s apology for dissing Kendrick Lamar: “And that f*cking song y’all got is not starting beef with us/This sh*t been brewing in a pot, now I’m heating up/I don’t care what Cole think, that Dot sh*t was weak as f*ck”
Drake’s clapback at Rick Ross:
“I might take ya latest girl and cuff her like Ricky, can’t believe he’s jumping in, this n**** turning 50, every song that made it on the chart he got from Drizzy, worry bout whatever going on with you and—”
Drake’s response to Metro Boomin:
“Metro shut your h*e ass and make some drums, n****”
In celebration of her birthday, Sexyy Red released her latest project, Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa. Hosted by DJ Holiday, the album features production from Metro Boomin, Tay Keith, ATL Jacob, and Mike WiLL Made-It, with guest appearances from Pluto on “Team Lil Booty,” ATL Jacob on “Rackies,” Pretty Pinkk and Ghetto Beisha of Blood Sustaz on “Cut Like Us,” Metro Boomin on “Tatted ASF” and “YOP (U Wit a Star),” and Key Glock on “Hang Wit a Bad Bitch.”
“HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME EVEN DOE EVERYDAY MY BIRTHDAY. ALBUM OFFICIALLY DROPS @ 3pm est time,” she wrote on X.
The project is supported by previously released singles “Hang Wit a Bad Bitch” featuring Key Glock and “If You Want It.” “Rackies” has also been making its rounds on TikTok, with the snippet generating 3,600 videos on the platform.
Yo Favorite Trappa Favorite Rappa follows three mixtapes — Ghetto Superstar (2021), Hood Hottest Princess (2023), and In Sexyy We Trust (2024).
Full tracklist:
- Her Her Her
- Richer Than Alla My Opps
- David Ruffin
- It Bitches
- Top Notch
- Attached
- Bitch I’m Awesome
- Team Lil Booty feat. Pluto
- Rackies w/ ATL Jacob
- Hood Bitch 2
- Cut Like Us feat. Pretty Pinkk & Ghetto Beisha (Blood Sustaz)
- Tatted ASF w/ Metro Boomin
- If You Want It
- Hang Wit a Bad Bitch feat. Key Glock
- All Da Hoes
- Stick to the Code
- NDA
- YOP (U Wit a Star) w/ Metro Boomin
Kanye West‘s long-awaited album Bully is officially out. The project arrived Friday, March 27 via his new partnership with Gamma and is available now on Spotify and other streaming platforms.
As previously reported by miixtapechiick.com, Bully was first announced for June 15, 2025 and was pushed back multiple times due to leaks, label changes, personal controversies, and criticism over AI use. The digital version available on streaming does not contain AI, which West confirmed earlier in the week. The vinyl version of the album, which has a different tracklist, does contain AI.
The album includes contributions from Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Nine Vicious, Ty Dolla $ign, Peso Pluma and CeeLo Green. West also incorporates sampled material throughout the project, including The Supremes‘ “You Can’t Hurry Love” on the track “I Can’t Wait” and Stevie Wonder‘s rendition of “Close To You” on “White Lines,” which features Andre Troutman.
Bully is his 12th studio album.
Houston rapper Lebra Jolie has released her new album Better Than Yesterday via Interscope Records. The 15-track project is out now.
The album opens with “My All,” where Jolie reflects on the sacrifices she has made to get here, and carries that energy through “i8,” which focuses on independence and staying focused. “Girl Math” tackles relationship tension, while “Grandma’s House” pulls back for one of the more personal moments on the project.
A standout collaboration comes on “Don’t Panic” featuring Trina, bringing together two voices from Southern rap. The album also includes “F’in Wit Me (Remix)” featuring Diamond.
Better Than Yesterday is accompanied by an ongoing docu-style series also titled Better Than Yesterday, where Jolie speaks candidly about the mental weight of the industry, the sacrifices that shaped her work ethic, and her commitment to setting boundaries and protecting her peace.
Stream the project below.
BETTER THAN YESTERDAY TRACKLIST
- My All
- F’in Wit Me
- i8
- From The Front
- Better Than Yesterday (Skit)
- Cowgirl
- Turn Me Up
- Whole Thang
- Houston Huzz
- Don’t Panic (feat. Trina)
- Girl Math (Skit)
- Girl Math
- F’in Wit Me (Remix) (feat. Diamond)
- Grandma’s House
- Off Yo Chest
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