Multi-Grammy-winning Canadian rapper Aubrey ‘Drake‘ Graham has promised to stop rapping if anyone can establish he has a secret daughter.
In his diss track, “Meet The Grahams,” his adversary Kendrick Lamar claimed that the singer of “Hotline Bling” had an 11-year-old secret daughter.
Because the Canadian rapper was absent from his “hidden daughter’s” existence, he referred to him as “deadbeat.”
In “Euphoria,” another trash single, Kendrick referred to himself as Drake’s “biggest hater.”
Drake allegedly refuted the claims in a conversation with popular American media personality Akademiks, promising to give up music and come work for him if someone could show that he has a secret daughter.
Speaking on his show on Saturday night, Akademiks said:
“Drake hit [texted] me, he said, ‘Ak, if you or anybody can prove that I have an 11-year-old daughter, I’ll quit rapping and come work for you.”
Lamar caused a stir in the American hip-hop scene when he made fun of Drake and J.Cole on the song “Like That” by Future and Metro Boomin.
Since then, J.Cole and Drake have addressed Lamar in their own diss records; however, the former later issued an apology and removed the track.
On “7 Minute Drill,” J. Cole responded to Lamar by saying, “He fell off like the Simpsons.”
Unexpectedly, J. Cole apologised to Lamar during his Sunday performance at the 2024 Dreamville Festival in North Carolina.
In an attempt to mock Kendrick Lamar, Drake dropped “Taylor Made Freestyle,” which included voiceovers from Snoop Dogg and the late 2Pac created using artificial intelligence.
