Drake has never shied away from addressing his critics, and he proves it once again on his latest EP, "For All The Dogs Scary Hours Edition." Released just a month after his previous album, this third installment of the Scary Hours series showcases Drake's sharp lyricism and unapologetic attitude. In the tracks, he takes aim at Joe Budden, Kanye West, and Pusha T, revisiting past feuds and delivering scathing shots. With his signature blend of catchy hooks and clever wordplay, Drake proves that he's ready to defend his throne. Prepare for an intense and confrontational journey as Drake shows no mercy on his adversaries.
Unmasking the Illusions: Drake Exposes the True Nature of His Relationship with Kanye West on "Red Button"
In a surprising turn of events, Drake starts off "Red Button" by airing out his grievances and shedding light on what he perceives as a disingenuous friendship. Despite their previous positive interactions, Drake calls out Kanye West for what he believes to be a manipulative and opportunistic dynamic. With raw honesty, Drake raps about feeling used and deceived, recounting instances where he was there for Kanye whenever he needed a boost, only to have his trust betrayed. The lyrics suggest a sense of frustration and disappointment as Drake reveals his realization that their supposed truce and attempts at reconciliation were all part of a premeditated plan. "Red Button" unveils the complexities and underlying tensions that have plagued their relationship, exposing the truth behind the facade.
The Battle Rages On: Drake Takes Aim at Kanye on "Stories About My Brothers"
Drake shows no signs of backing down as he continues to unleash his lyrical shots at Kanye on "Stories About My Brothers." With his sharp wit and clever wordplay, Drake doesn't hesitate to reference Kanye's recent headline-making barefoot outings, using them as a metaphor for shedding the facade and revealing one's true self. He also makes a nod to Kanye's verse on ScHoolboy Q's "THat part" where he compares himself to the legendary Kobe Bryant. Drake twists this reference, insinuating that one day Kanye will realize it's time to retire his act and step away from the spotlight. With each biting line, the tension between these two artists only intensifies, leaving us eagerly anticipating their next moves in this ongoing feud.
