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Taylor Rooks has one thing to say about Drake’s bars, mentioning her on the unreleased monitor “Supermax.”
On Friday, Drake had the web speaking when he dropped a number of unreleased tracks throughout a stay stream as a part of the weird rollout for his forthcoming album Iceman.
In one of many tracks, “Supermax,” Drake talked about a girl named Taylor who blessed him with some good recommendation throughout an evening out.
“I used to be speaking to Taylor over drinks, and it was getting deep / ‘Not everybody can deal with this strain and, within the metropolis, you’re the nationwide treasure,’ that’s what she stated to me,” Drizzy raps.
Rooks seemingly confirmed that she was the Taylor that the 6 God was referencing within the music when she shared an Instagram Story put up that includes a screenshot of the Iceman Episode 1 stream with the caption, “That’s what she stated to me,” instantly quoting the music.
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Instantly, followers started speculating concerning the sports activities reporter and the Hip-Hop star’s “friendship” and even began mentioning former Twitter proprietor Jack Dorsey’s previous tweets in assist of Kendrick Lamar throughout his feud with Drake.
It has lengthy been rumored that Dorsey and Rooks dated one another, however neither has confirmed that to be the case.
“Supermax” wasn’t the one music that had followers’ ears perked up. His “Iceman” lead single, “What Did I Miss?” additionally had the streets speaking, with many believing Drake took pictures at his former buddies, speculating he both had bars for LeBron James or DeMar DeRozan.
We solely count on extra subliminal disses to be part of this album rollout as this Iceman mission is seemingly shaping as much as be Drake’s means of getting again at these he feels betrayed him.
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