This weekend has been an eventful one for Drake, we’ve gotten diss records and a new release announcement so let’s jump in. Over the weekend on the championed OVO Radio, Drake told everyone that he’s got a new release for us called More Life. This will be different from his other releases though, he said, “…I want to do a playlist, I want to give you a collection of songs that become the soundtrack to your life”. In my opinion, If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late and Views were playlists, but apparently this is new for the Canadian star.

Drake went on to drop THREE tracks, “Sneakin” with 21 Savage, “Fake Love” and “Two Birds One Stone.” The latter is what has gotten Drake the most flack today, not only because he dissed Pusha T, but because he also decided to diss Kid Cudi. Drake’s line “You were the Man on the Moon, now you go through phases/life of the angry and famous” attacks Cudi, who just recently announced going into rehab for his depression. Usually the crowd seems to sway whichever direction Drake does, but not in this case. Twitter exploded when they heard the 6 God diss the Man on the Moon.

Drake dodges lyrical rappers but disses a depressed suicidal Kid Cudi that’s in rehab, Drake is a clown.

— ㅤㅤCeltics 0-0 (@iSoLyf3) October 24, 2016

Kid Cudi disses Drake’s talent and Drake’s only comeback is to insult Cudi’s health and not musical abilities…….

— hhhh (@amilaonaire) October 24, 2016

Drake just reinforced the black stigma that mental illness is a weakness, a flaw and not the disease it is. Get well Kid Cudi

— Hiiiiiiiiii 🙂 (@CulturallyAlive) October 24, 2016

All this being said, in my humble opinion we still have to discuss the Pusha T diss. I’m praying to all the rap gods that Pusha responds and humbles the 6 God a bit. We can all talk about how Drake slayed Meek, but can Drake really go up against Pusha T?

More Life should be released by year’s end, for now check out “Two Birds One Stone,” “Sneakin” and “Fake Love” below!

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