Los Angeles, CA – Drake’s latest diss track has sparked a frenzy among fans, leading to debates on social media over its authenticity. The track, which leaked online on Saturday morning, takes aim at several artists including Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Rick Ross, and Future, among others.
Fans are divided over whether the track is truly from the rapper himself or if it has been generated by artificial intelligence. Drake’s lyrics target Lamar early on, with lines like “You better drop and give ’em 50/Pipsqueak pipe down, you ain’t in no Big 3.” The diss seems to reference Lamar’s previous comments about Drake and J. Cole, suggesting that Drake sees himself as the greatest of all time.
In another controversial lyric aimed at The Weeknd, Drake raps, “Cash blowin’ Abel bread, out here trickin’/S*** we do for bitches he doing for n****s.” This comes after The Weeknd recently took shots at Drake on a Metro Boomin track, hinting at an ongoing feud between the two artists.
The speculation around the track’s origins stems from past instances where AI technology has been used to replicate Drake’s voice and style. The Recording Academy previously banned an AI-generated Drake song from Grammy consideration, highlighting the prevalence of such practices in the music industry.
While fans await confirmation on the track’s authenticity, Drake has not yet addressed the leak on his social media accounts. His silence has only added to the mystery surrounding the diss track, leaving many wondering if the artists mentioned will respond if the track is indeed real.
As discussions continue online, with some praising Drake for the track while others question its legitimacy, the anticipation for a definitive answer grows. Whether the leaked diss track is the work of Drake himself or the result of AI technology remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: the controversy surrounding it has sparked intense debate among fans.