Drake addresses crowd insulting Kendrick Lamar during live performance
Canadian rapper Drake stops performance to respond to concertgoers insulting Kendrick Lamar
Drake, who is currently embroiled in a public feud with Kendrick Lamar, was stopped mid-performance by his fans insulting his nemesis.
After the 38-year-old rapper’s feud with Kendrick escalated in 2024, fans of both artists showed support to their idols.
When fans began chanting “F**k Kendrick” at Canadian rapper’s London musicale on 12 July, he gave a surprising and a witty response to them.
The Hotline Bling hitmaker appeared in high spirits after hearing the chants as he replied: “Chubbs, grab me a shot, I’ll drink to that.”
The response was met with cheers from the audience, however, the singer continued with his sets from there.
Before the concert goers’ anti-Kendrick cries, the Grammy winner gushed about himself being the only artist who can perform “three different sets” with “different vibes” at the event.
Drake announced: “You name another artist that can do that… We can clash right now.”
This came after the One Dance crooner called out his friends in new track What Did I Miss? who did not support him during his feud with the Money Trees hitmaker.
Is What Did I Miss? Drake’s diss track?
He dissed his fake friends who remained neutral through his lyrics: “How can some people I love hang around p*****s who try me?”
The Bad Blood singer’s "The Pop Out" show in LA was also mentioned in the track. Drake admitted he saw “bro at the Pop Out with them but been d**k riding gang since ‘Headlines.’”
