Though Kanye West nonetheless appears to be caught in his methods, he’s maturing in different areas in his life, particularly with regards to his lengthy, tumultuous relationship with Drake.
On Wednesday, in a now-deleted submit on X, the Chicago rapper made one other odd assertion that had folks on social media scratching their heads. As a substitute of creating one in all his regular and hateful anti-semitic feedback, West determined to present some props to his longtime rival, Drake.
West wrote, “I noticed a video of Drake strolling via his home and displaying he had a library of rhyme books. Man I want I might have seen and remembered this when my jealousy overtook me.”
He continued, “I like Drake. I’ma say this after I die I want you to talk at [my] funeral.”
This isn’t the one constructive factor Ye has stated concerning the Toronto rapper currently. Final month, after the discharge of Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR’s “$ome $exy $ongs 4 U,” he praised the monitor “Gimme a Hug,” saying that it was “unbelievable.”
Historical past between Ye and Drake
This latest reward is a far cry of how Ye felt only one yr in the past. West was among the many flurry of rappers who had an issue with Drake as he was beefing with Kendrick Lamar.
He dropped a “diss monitor” that remixed Future and Metro Boomin’s hit music, “Like That,” the place he took pictures on the Toronto rapper and J. Cole.
This was years after they appeared to squash their issues through the #FreeLarryHoover live performance in Los Angeles.
Previous to that West was one in all Drake’s fundamental targets throughout his heated beef with Pusha T in 2018. In reality, his diss monitor, “Duppy Freestyle,” sounded prefer it was extra for Ye than it was Pusha T.
Earlier than that, Drake and West had been seemingly on good phrases because the Toronto rapper helped write a few songs on Ye’s 2016 album, “Lifetime of Pablo.”
Ye had even helped out Drake a bit by being featured on a number of data whereas additionally producing songs for him within the years main as much as 2018.