Drake apparently let out more than a few strays with his feature on Travis Scott's long-awaited album UTOPIA. Moreover, the 6 God showed up to assist La Flame on the project's seventh track, "MELTDOWN," and had a lot of notable and potentially antagonistic bars aimed at other rappers. Of course, the one that was easiest for fans to catch was his shots at Pusha T and Pharrell. "“I melt down the chains that I bought from your boss, give a f**k about all of that heritage s**t," he raps with an attempt at menace. "Since V not around the members done hung up the Louis, they not even wearing that s**t."
However, with this context and previous beef in mind, people are now starting to theorize that there could be more attacks towards fellow MCs. Furthermore, fans and media outlets highlighted another set of lines that could be aimed at Childish Gambino. "Heard your new joint, it's embarrassing s**t, you talk to the cops on some therapy s**t," Drake spits. "You act like you love this American s**t, but really the truth is you scared of the six."
Did Drake Really Mean To Diss Childish Gambino With These Bars?
While this is, if anything, just a vague bar that works in the term "American" into the rhyme scheme, there might be something deeper here. After all, Drake very recently reignited his alleged feud with Childish Gambino by dissing his song "This Is America" during one of his tour concerts. Sure, Drizzy himself didn't say it out loud, but a headline displayed on a screen was enough for fans to catch the message. Still, Donald Glover hasn't dropped a new solo record in a while, so this is probably just coincidence or a very slight and unspecific jab.
Meanwhile, we're still taking in all the lyrics from Travis Scott's new LP. With a lot of anticipation behind it, fans will surely be combing through every verse to see what gems they find. With that in mind, maybe this beef attitude just has us seeing shadows, but it doesn't make fans any less invested in it. On that note, come back to HNHH for the latest news and updates on Scott, Drake, and Childish Gambino.