Drake appeared to address his thoughts on LeBron James appearing to side with Kendrick Lamar amid their beef, as Drake changed the lyrics to one of his songs to shade LeBron during a recent concert.
During the opening night of his Anita Max Win Tour in Perth, Australia, Drake performed his song "Nonstop," which features the lyrics, "B****, I move through London with the euro-step / Got a sneaker deal and I ain’t break a sweat / Catch me ’cause I’m goin’ outta there, I’m gone / How I go from 6 to 23 like I’m LeBron?" However, Drake changed the line to, "How I go from 6 to 23 but not LeBron, man."
This comes after Drake dropped his "Fighting Irish" freestyle in January, which many believe was aimed at James. The title of the track is the name of the basketball team LeBron played for during his days at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, Ohio.
One of the lines in the track they think are aimed at James include: "Remember we tradin' watches? / I gave you that Arabic dial, you gave me a numbered edition / You would even check up on my son like a pediatrician / Sure convinced the gang this s*** was rooted in love when it isn't / Show me how different we are, there's blessings in juxtaposition / I guess now you boys gotta abandon your summer tradition."
Deep into the beef, many fans felt like LeBron was choosing sides when he attended Kendrick's Juneteenth concert.
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