The ball is again in Drake’s courtroom. After Kendrick Lamar’s back-to-back diss tracks, “Euphoria” and “6:16 in LA,” the For All of the Canines rapper has taken verbal pictures at his nemesis with the brand new music “Household Issues.” Take heed to it beneath.
On “Household Issues,” Drake responds to a few of Lamar’s “Euphoria” lyrics. For example, Lamar questioned Drake’s high quality as a father, and Drake solutions, “You talked about my seed, now cope with his dad/I gotta go unhealthy, I gotta go unhealthy.” He additionally taunts Lamar with name-drops of a few of his closest collaborators, Dave Free, Anthony “Prime Dawg” Tiffith, and Child Keem (“Ok.Dot shit is simply hitting onerous when Child Keem put his pen to it”).
Past Lamar, Drake calls out a few of the different hip-hop figures who’ve taken him to activity in latest weeks. He has bars for Metro Boomin (“Leland Wayne, he a fuckin’ lame, so I do know he needed to be an affect”), Future (“Pluto shit make me sick to my abdomen/We ain’t by no means actually been by means of it”), and Rick Ross (“Ross callin’ me the white boy, and the shit kinda obtained a hoop to it/’Trigger all these rappers wavin’ white flags whereas the entire fuckin’ membership sing to it”).
Drake additionally addresses the authorized aftermath of his “Taylor Made Freestyle.” The monitor, which has been eliminated from the Canadian musician’s social media pages, was the topic of a cease-and-desist letter from 2Pac’s property, as a result of music’s use of synthetic intelligence to emulate the late California rapper’s vocals. On his new monitor, Drake raps, “A cease-and-desist is for hoes/Can’t hearken to lies that come out of your mouth/You referred to as the 2Pac Property/And begged ’em to sue me and get that shit down.”
Considered one of Drake’s most private assaults towards Lamar comes towards the music’s finish when he appears to allege that the Compton artist has domestically abused a accomplice. “They employed a disaster administration staff/To scrub up the truth that you beat in your queen,” he raps, “The image you painted ain’t what it appears.” (Past Drake’s strains, Kendrick Lamar has not confronted public accusations of home violence.)
“Household Issues” is Drake’s third anti-Lamar music of the spring, following “Push Ups” and “Taylor Made Freestyle.” He’s been newly upset with Lamar (and Future and Metro Boomin) because the We Don’t Belief You music “Like That.”
