Drake was lying about feeding Kendrick Lamar and his employees bogus information and facts — at the pretty least which is the image remaining painted by Akademiks, in any case.

Talking on his Rumble channel about the weekend, Ak — who has been in common make get in touch with with with Drizzy all by means of his feud with Kendrick and even premiered various diss tracks — appeared to adjust on the 6 God by sharing some insider information.

The media temperament claimed of the artwork for K. Dot’s “Meet the Grahams,” which highlighted numerous items allegedly belonging to Drake collectively with Ozempic supplements: “I believe Drake understood these factors ended up stolen. It does appear like some stolen shit.”

“Drake did know that they were stolen so I never know if he’s hoping to reverse psychology it. When Drake reported he set it up, I’m taking that to be the 11-12 months-aged daughter detail,” he continued, referencing Kendrick’s assert that the Toronto native secretly fathered a daughter.

“Because from everyone I’ve talked to together with Drake, we simply cannot even see the place this came from and Kendrick reported it so definitively in what was meant to be his most significant tune. That was supposed to be the most important exposé.”

Drake claimed to have fed Kendrick fake information on his diss track “Family Matters,” rapping: “We plotted for a 7 days, and then we fed you the info/ A daughter which is 11 decades outdated, I wager he usually takes it/ We thought about givin’ a pretend title or a spot/ But you so thirsty, you not anxious with investigation.

“Instead you in that Venice studio, it is a celebration/ You gotta understand to reality-examine things and be significantly less impatient/ Your/ supporters are rejoicin’, thinkin’ this is my expiration/ Even the photograph you utilised, the jokes and the treatment/ The Maybach glove and the drug he use is for a lot less inflation/ Master manipulator, you bit on the speculation.”

so Akademiks just proved that there was under no circumstances ever any “planted mole” and all the information that Kendrick had on Drake arrived from a not identified provide which puzzled Drake.
Drake lied and ran with a narrative his lovers created… pic.twitter.com/c7yEWBU8oH

— ry (@RyanNice) May well 12, 2024

Akademiks suggests that each equally Drake and Kendrick Lamar lied about every single and each other’s youngsters in their respective diss trackspic.twitter.com/jigtB4kkq5

— Advanced Music (@ComplicatedMusic) Might 12, 2024

Akademiks also pointed out each rappers informed lies about every single and each other in their respective diss tracks.

“I feel each of these fellas set their honest share of lies in there also in the battle. Drake does not have a child, Kendrick lied. Kendrick’s kid isn’t Dave Free’s, Drake lied. So there’s lies all in this.”

Drake appears to have thrown in the towel just just after becoming deemed by a lot of to have dropped the battle.

Having to his Instagram Stories more than the weekend, Drizzy posted an illustration of a Japanese samurai going by means of off from a massive cavalry — a nod to the “20 vs. 1” narrative he referenced on his diss music “Push Ups.”

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Over the image, he wrote: “Good occasions. Summer season vibes up subsequent.”

A lot of fans took the publish to imply that he’s bowed out of the beef amongst himself and Kendrick. “and just like that 1 of the finest beefs in hip hop historical past has just finished,” opined just one supporter, while one more wrote: “he threw the white flag.”

Though certainly everybody from Joe Budden to Cam’ron and Ma$e believe that Kendrick Lamar took dwelling the victory, TDE label head Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith thinks that a distinct winner emerged victorious: the culture.

“This battle is over. A win for the lifestyle, whilst maintaining it all on wax,” he wrote on X (previously Twitter) pretty final 7 days. “Especially when these publications try out to make it a thing else.”