It's not like Drake to keep quiet.
Following Kendrick Lamar's fourth diss track against the Canadian rapper, titled "Not Like Us," Drake upped the ante by releasing "The Heart Part 6" on Sunday evening. The song's title is a reference to Lamar's 2022 track "The Heart Part 5."
So far, the rappers have released dueling diss tracks in which they trade barbs about gossip and Ozempic, while also levying serious allegations of abuse, addiction, grooming and another hidden child.
Drake's nearly six-minute track also addresses Lamar's jabs at the rapper for previous grooming allegations. "Speakin' of anything with a child, let's get to that now / This Epstein angle was the (expletive) I expected / TikTok videos you collected and dissected / Instead of being on some dis-direct (expletive), you rather (expletive) grab your pen and mis-direct (expletive)," Drake raps.
In 2018, Drake received backlash after "Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown, then 14, revealed she considered the rapper "a great friend and a great role model," despite their 17-year age difference. On social media, the rapper was accused of "grooming" Brown as a result of their texting relationship.
In his latest diss track, Drake bites back at Lamar's lyrical allegations of grooming and pedophilia. In the song, Drake brings up Lamar's "Mother I Sober" song, off his "Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers" studio album, in which the Compton rapper alludes to familial accusations of sexual assault.
"My mom came over today and I was like, 'Mother I, mother I, mother I … / Wait a second, that's that one record where you say you got molested," Drake raps. "I just made the whole connection / This about to get so depressing / This is trauma from your own confessions."
"I don't want to diss you anymore / This really got me second-guessing," Drake also raps.
Then once more, Drake denies Lamar's accusations that he has ever been involved with a minor. "I never been with no one underage / But now I understand why this the angle that you really mess with," he raps.
The four-and-half-minute song, which Lamar dropped Saturday, seemingly skewers some of Drake's faux pas in the public eye, including the removal of his song "Taylor Made (Freestyle)." In April, Drake released the song featuring an AI-generated imitation of rap icon Tupac Shakur, only to later remove it after Shakur’s estate expressed disapproval.
"You think the Bay (gonna) let you disrespect Pac, (expletive)? I think that Oakland show (gonna) be your last stop," Lamar raps in the song.
"Not Like Us" follows the release of Lamar's previous diss tracks "6:16 in LA" and "Meet the Grahams" on Friday and "Euphoria" on Tuesday.
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