Drake and Kendrick's Feud Reignites as A$AP Rocky Drops Fiery Diss Track
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On the New York Times Popcast Thursday, Rocky played coy but spilled tea: "I think we all know" who it's about, blaming friends turning foes over jealousy and subtle disses, like Drake's "Fear of Heights" from For All the Dogs shading Rihanna's Anti era and Rocky himself. He shrugged off reconciliation with "Nah, it don't even need to be," then hit us with "It’s whoever feel like it’s about them"—classic Rocky, letting Drake sweat if the shoe fits. Social media's exploding, fans calling it a snub on their old collab history from "F**kin’ Problems," and tying it right back to Kendrick's dominance.
Meanwhile, French Montana chilled rumors in an interview, calling Drake "my guy" and hinting at a Drake-Max B linkup on an unreleased New York track, downplaying any cease-and-desist drama as no big deal amid the larger Kendrick standoff chatter. Nostalgia's popping too, with Drake's "One Dance" surging on Spotify from 2016 throwback trends, but the real heat's on Rocky's shots pulling Lamar feud wounds wide open.
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