Drake is attempting to have a greater 12 months in 2025, and he kicked it off by dropping a brand new freestyle the place he’s calling out everybody who switched up on him. Allegedly titled “Preventing Irish,” the 6 God is seen getting extraordinarily introspective about relationships in his life with out particularly referencing who he’s speaking about.
On the three-minute freestyle — which producer Conductor Williams posted and rapidly deleted — Drizzy raps, “The world fell in love with the gimmicks, even my brothers received tickets, appeared like they beloved each minute/ Simply know the s**t is private to us and wasn’t simply enterprise/ Analyzing behavioral patterns is considerably suspicious / N****s was by no means comfortable for me after I run up the digits / Or after I’m breakin’ world data, nonetheless as I guzzle the Guinness / Or after I get my fifth Maybach ’trigger the colour is completely different.”
He later continues, “And n****s cried the blues for you sayin’ it wasn’t malicious / Talkin’ about we household, nicely I’m not the cousin to go to / God forbid we ever received to tarnish your public picture / All that brother speak as if I actually found a sibling.”
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Naturally, hip-hop followers are going loopy over the freestyle, main many to theorize and guess which traces are about Kendrick Lamar, and others Drake could have an issue with.
Because it’s titled “Preventing Irish,” many appear to imagine that Drizzy is speaking about LeBron James because it references the mascot of James’ highschool, St. Vincent-St. Mary.
One particular person wrote on X, “That new Drake music is known as Preventing Irish Freestyle….. so yeah them bars is about Bron.”
This freestyle comes simply months after many within the hip-hop world turned towards the Toronto rapper after he took authorized motion towards Common Music Group (UMG).
In a single criticism, he claimed that UMG and Spotify conspired to inflate the streams to Lamar’s fashionable diss monitor, “Not Like Us.” In one other, he accused UMG of defamation for permitting the discharge of the now notorious diss monitor which falsely accuses the Toronto rapper of being a “licensed pedophile” and “intercourse offender.”