Drake, the acclaimed rapper and artist, has a rich history of feuds with fellow musicians. One of the most recent clashes occurred with Joe Budden, the podcast host, who criticized Drake’s latest album, “For All the Dogs.” Let’s take a look at all the instances where the “One Dance” rapper clashed with his peers, including his notorious run-in with Pusha T.
Pusha T, widely regarded as one of Drake’s greatest rivals, first locked horns with Drake in 2012. Pusha released his single “Exodus 23:1,” which seemed to call out Drake, Lil Wayne, and the rest of Wayne’s Cash Money Entertainment crew. Since then, the pair have exchanged numerous diss tracks, notably Drake’s “Tuscan Leather” and Pusha’s infamous “The Story of Adidon.” In the latter, Pusha revealed to the world that Drake had fathered a child with retired porn star Sophie Brussaux. Drake confirmed the rumor on his album “Scorpion” in 2018. That same year, Pusha accused Drake of using a ghostwriter named Quentin Miller to pen his songs in his track “Infrared.” During an interview in 2019, Drake admitted that he had lost the feud with Pusha.
Drake’s feud with Meek Mill gained significant attention in 2015 after Meek accused Drake of not writing his own verse on their collaboration, “R.I.C.O.” Drake retaliated with two diss tracks, “Charged Up” and “Back to Back,” while Meek responded with “Wanna Know.” The two exchanged disses in subsequent years, including Drake’s “Summer Sixteen” and Meek’s “War Pain.” However, they made amends in 2018 when Drake invited Meek to perform at one of his shows in Boston.
Drake and Kanye West, formerly known as Kanye West, had a friendly rivalry that turned sour in 2018. Rumors circulated that Kanye’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian had an affair with Drake, prompting Ye to address Drake directly in a now-deleted Instagram video. Drake spoke about feeling betrayed by Kanye during an appearance on LeBron James’ HBO show “The Shop.” The feud escalated on social media, with Kanye accusing Drake of threatening him. Most recently, Drake released the song “Rescue Me,” featuring an audio sample of Kim discussing divorcing Kanye.
The feud between Drake and Joe Budden has been ongoing since 2016 when Budden criticized Drake’s album “Views.” Recently, they clashed again after Budden criticized Drake’s album “For All the Dogs.” Drake responded with a lengthy Instagram comment, claiming that Budden had “failed at music.”
In 2011, Common released the song “Sweet,” which allegedly referenced Drake. Drake fired back in a verse on the Rick Ross track “Stay Schemin,” and Common responded with a remix of the same song, calling Drake “soft” and “a bitch.” Common later admitted that the feud stemmed from Drake’s rumored relationship with his ex-girlfriend Serena Williams.
Drake and Tyga, both signed to the same record label Young Money Entertainment in 2014, had a surprising falling out. Tyga criticized Drake in an interview, calling him fake, which led to Drake responding on his track “6PM In New York.” Their feud ended when they had a conversation at one of Kanye West’s fashion shows.
Drake started his feud with Ludacris in 2010, accusing him of copying his rhyme style known as the “Supa Dupa” flow. Ludacris retaliated with a diss track called “Bada Boom.” However, the feud eventually subsided when Drake publicly expressed his admiration for Ludacris at the Billboard Music Awards in 2017.
Drake’s dynamic career has been filled with feuds and controversies, adding an extra layer of intrigue to his already captivating persona.
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