Drake, famously known for his emotional vulnerability in music, has chosen to remain silent on the recent diss track "Pop Out" by fellow rapper Kendrick Lamar. While fans eagerly anticipate Drake's response, the Canadian superstar opted to celebrate a different kind of bond - his friendship with his head of security, Chubbs. In a heartfelt Instagram story post, Drake wished Chubbs well, referring to him as "Capo" and hinting at future plans with a cryptic message: "just wait till that other s**t comes back around." Could this be a veiled threat aimed at Lamar, disguised as birthday wishes for a beloved bodyguard?
Adding fuel to the fire, other OVO affiliates, some of whom were directly targeted in Lamar's diss tracks, have taken to social media to defend their leader. Baka Not Nice, a close associate of Drake, posted videos of the rapper's electrifying Los Angeles tour performance, showcasing the unwavering support Drake enjoys from his fans. This online display of loyalty is seen as a direct response to Lamar's "Pop Out" concert, which saw the Compton rapper rally the West Coast hip-hop scene behind him.
While Drake remains silent, the question on everyone's mind is whether he will address Lamar's diss directly or continue to let his music and loyal entourage speak for him. Some speculate that Drake might be biding his time, waiting for the opportune moment to unleash his lyrical retaliation. As the hip-hop world eagerly awaits his next move, one thing is certain: Drake's silence speaks volumes, and his bond with Chubbs and the OVO crew remains unyielding in the face of this rap beef.