The 'Hotline Bling' hitmaker has a marching band perform outside Magic City in Atlanta after he dissed Metro with a 'drumline' meme amid their heated feud.
- Apr 16, 2024
AceShowbiz - Drake's feud with Metro Boomin continues to escalate on social media, with the rapper intensifying his trolling efforts. Following his diss track "Push Ups", Drake has taken to Instagram to share memes and perform stunts aimed at the producer.
In an Instagram Story, Drake posted a meme referencing a line from "Push Ups", in which he tells Metro to "shut your h** a** up and make some drums." He also hired a marching band to perform outside Magic City in Atlanta. "From me to you," he wrote the caption.
The feud began when Kendrick Lamar dissed Drake on Metro and Future's song "Like That". Metro and Future responded with a second collaborative album featuring disses from A$AP Rocky and The Weeknd. Drake finally retaliated with "Push Ups", which also appeared to contain jabs at Rick Ross.
Drake has continued to fuel the feud with memes and trolling. He shared a scene from the movie "Drumline" with Metro's face photoshopped onto Nick Cannon's character playing drums.
Metro has yet to respond directly to Drake's trolling, but he claimed to be part of the "Biggest 3" alongside The Weeknd and Future.
Amid the heated feud, Drake's credibility was questioned when a reference track leaked, implying Lil Yachty penned his song "Jumbotron S**t Poppin". DJ Akademiks speculated that Young Metro may have been responsible for the leak.
Despite the ongoing feud, Metro insists his new album would have gone number one regardless of the controversy. The escalation of Drake's trolling suggests the feud is far from over, and fans can expect further updates on the social media drama in the coming days.
