Drake’s new album is stirring up excitement and talk about buried feuds and collaborations.
- Released alongside PartyNextDoor, the 21-track album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, has fans buzzing online.
- A particular highlight, the track “Brian Steel,” features Drake recalling advice from Young Thug.
- Social media is abuzz with speculations on whether Drake will reconcile with Future and Metro Boomin.
- Drake’s lyrics suggest he might not be ready for reconciliation, leaving fans curious about his next moves.
Drake’s new album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, is causing quite the stir. Released with PartyNextDoor, the 21-track project has listeners excited, especially over the track “Brian Steel.” This track, named after Young Thug’s lawyer, has caught fans’ attention for more than just its catchy beat.
In “Brian Steel,” Drake references a conversation with Young Thug. “Broski just hit me, said, ‘Put all the beef on the side,’ I can’t,” he raps, hinting at a suggestion to bury longstanding tensions. Fans were quick to speculate if this refers to the beef with Future and Metro Boomin.
The speculation stems from a tweet Young Thug posted after his release from prison in October of last year. He mentioned wanting to collaborate with Drake, Future, and Metro Boomin again. This sparked debate online about potential reconciliations.
While Young Thug appears hopeful about smoothing things over, Drake’s lyrics suggest he’s still wary. The line “Evil eyes were staring at me and I see it now,” implies his reluctance to simply forgive and forget.
Drake doesn’t just mention his tensions with Future and Metro Boomin; he also acknowledges his ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar in the song “Gimme A Hug.” This shows Drake’s current mindset against rap beefs, adding another layer to his complex relationships.
Fans are intrigued about Drake’s future moves, as social media continues to buzz with debates and discussions. While some are hopeful for a collaborative reunion, others feel Drake’s lyrics tell a different story.
Only time will tell if Drake is ready to reconcile or if the beef continues to sizzle.
