Commenting on the latest back-and-forth between Drake and Kendrick Lamar is LeBron James. King James expressed his opinions to fans about Drake's purported diss track that had leaked online earlier in the day on X, the website that was formerly known as Twitter, on Saturday. The four-time NBA champion claims that the match between the two "heavyweights" is why he is here.
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Nothing like two formidable men doing what they do best! For the love of the game aside from Twitter, James wrote.
Over the years, the future NBA Hall of Famer has become good friends with Drake. However, he has also demonstrated his admiration for Lamar by posting videos of himself rapping along to the pgLang rapper's songs.
On the song "Like That" from Metro Boomin and Future's We Don't Trust You, which was released last month, Kendrick Lamar recently poked fun at Drake and J. Cole. K. Dot criticized all the talk about the "Big 3" on the song.
Do you think I won't forget where I am? I still experience PTSD.
On the song, Kendrick Lamar rapped, "Motherfuck the big three, nigga, it's just big me." Drake had bars planned for Kendrick Lamar, Metro Boomin, The Weeknd, Rick Ross, and other artists on his diss single "Push Ups (Drop & Give Me Fifty)," which leaked online on April 13.
"I'll never be someone's #1 fan / I had to give you your first number one / You pussies can't get booked outside of America for nothin' / I am in Tokyo because I am well-known in Japan / I am the hit producer that you all rely on / Drake rapped, "You won't ever take no chain off of us / Backstage, in my city, it was friend zone."
