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Express Tribune
7 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Surprise Drake song 'What Did I Miss?' slams betrayal after Kendrick Lamar feud
Drake has returned to the spotlight with a surprise single, 'What Did I Miss?', addressing the fallout from his headline-making feud with Kendrick Lamar and calling out those he believes switched sides. The track, which dropped unexpectedly during a stylized livestream titled Iceman: Episode 1, sees the Toronto rapper reflect on betrayal and shifting loyalties. 'Last time I looked to my right, you n****s was standing beside me / How can some people I love hang around pussies who try me?' he raps, making it clear he feels let down by those once in his circle. Drake doesn't hold back in referencing Kendrick's now-iconic 'Pop Out' concert in Los Angeles last June, spitting, 'I'm back in your city tonight, walkin' around with my head high / I saw bro at the Pop Out with them but been dick riding gang since 'Headlines.'' The lyric appears aimed at acquaintances who publicly supported Kendrick during their lyrical standoff. The livestream, which began with a cinematic pan of an 'Iceman' warehouse, featured Drake behind the wheel of a truck branded with a fake phone number and a cryptic URL, As he cruised through Toronto, fans began recognizing him, while he responded with calm 'love' and 'blessings.' Eventually, he clocked in at the warehouse, watched old performance clips, and performed 'What Did I Miss?' in a surreal freezer set surrounded by firearms and flashing lights. Fans believe all signs point to a new album titled Iceman, with Drake dropping hints in recent Instagram captions. Whether the track marks a new era or a final word on his beef, it's clear Drake hasn't forgotten or forgiven.
Time of India
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Drake returns fire after Kendrick feud in ‘What Did I Miss?', but who's he really talking about?
Drake has broken his silence following his high-profile lyrical battle with Kendrick Lamar, and he has targeted more than just Lamar. In a surprise new single titled 'What Did I Miss?', the Toronto rapper turns his focus to friends and associates he says sided with his rival during the feud. The track, released Thursday, July 3, via a live stream titled 'Iceman: Episode 1,' sees Drake reflect on betrayal and loyalty in the aftermath of one of rap's most publicized beefs this year. Also Read: Jon Jones' retirement lasted just 14 days; is he back for Aspinall or White House glory? by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Scientists: Tinnitus? When tinnitus won't go away, do this (Watch) Hearing Magazine Undo 'Last time I looked to my right, you n—s was standing beside me / How can some people I love hang around pussies who try me?' he raps, taking a dig at the people close to him whom supported Lamar either publicly or privately. He also addresses Lamar's 'The Pop Out' concert in Los Angeles, held in June, rapping: 'I'm back in your city tonight, walkin' around with my head high / I saw bro at the Pop Out with them but been dick riding gang since 'Headlines.'' Live Events The release was part of a dramatic livestream in which Drake drove around Toronto in a truck marked with a fake phone number and the URL iceman dot com. Fans quickly caught on and greeted him as he responded with short messages like 'love' and 'blessings.' The stream began with long shots of an Iceman warehouse before Drake appeared on screen, clocking in and watching archival clips of himself as a young rapper. He then performed 'What Did I Miss?' in a staged freezer room, delivering lines while a television flashed images of weapons behind him. The livestream and branding appear to tease a possible upcoming project titled 'Iceman,' though no official album has been confirmed yet. What was Drake and Lamar's feud about? Drake and Kendrick Lamar's feud escalated in 2024 through a series of diss tracks targeting each other's credibility, artistry, and personal lives. Sparked by lyrical jabs and fan anticipation, the battle became one of hip-hop's most intense rivalries, which drew much attention and revived rap's competitive spirit.
