“He’s a B-tch”: DRAM, Kanye West, Ice Spice, & Serena Williams’ Husband Clap Back at Drake Over ‘Her Loss’ Disses

Published: Saturday 5th Nov 2022 by Rashad

‘Back to Back’ beau Drake kept the disses coming back to back in his latest album, ‘Her Loss,’ a joint effort with fellow chart-topping rapper 21 Savage.

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Since the set’s November 4 release, the Canadian hitmaker has been dominating headlines for bars that many listeners have perceived to be shade toward unsuspecting targets.

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When not getting a tongue lashing from Megan Thee Stallion for a line in the LP’s housed cut ‘Circo Loco’ that suggests she’s lying about being shot by Tory Lanez (as we reported here), Drizzy’s been hearing from the likes of Kanye West, DRAM, and others who have felt insulted by his mention of them across the project’s 16-tracks.

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Look inside to see and hear some of their responses to the unwanted attention.

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On the ‘Her Loss’ track ‘BackOutsideBoyz,’ Drake randomly reminisces over his feud with DRAM (who now goes by Shelley).

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As fans of the artists may recall, the latter called out Drizzy for allegedly swiping elements of the 2015 tune ‘Cha Cha’ for his own megahit ‘Hotline Bling.’

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“Tried to bring the drama to me, he ain’t know how we cha-cha slide,” Drake raps on the new record.

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Once word of the mention got to Shelley, he took to Twitter to lend a fiery response (as seen in the video above).

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“Somebody tell Drake to shut the fuck up about that shit, man. Fuckin’ five years ago. This n***a never even fuckin’ touched me, n***a. I pressed his ass,” he said. “His fuckin’ bodyguards god damn — I ain’t gon’ hold you. His bodyguards went to town on the kid. But his bodyguards did, not his bitch ass! He ain’t touch me. He’s a bitch. You know that. Why I gotta god damn get into all of that? When I see him, I see him. What’s good with the one-on-one though, my baby? Wassup, my n***a? But he don’t wanna do that.”

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Shelley wasn’t the only one hitting back at the 6 God.

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Taking to Twitter, Alexis Ohanian – co-founder of Reddit and husband of tennis legend Serena Williams – threw subtle shade at the GRAMMY winner for what was a direct reference found in the ‘Her Loss’ track ‘Middle of the Ocean.’

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“I swear you don’t even mean what y’all say like y’all dubbin’ a movie / Sidebar, Serena, your husband a groupie / He claim we don’t got a problem but / No, boo, it is like you comin’ for sushi,” Drizzy rapped about Serena, whom he was romantically linked to in the past.

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Ohanian hit back by taking to Twitter to say: “The reason I stay winning is because I’m relentless about being the absolute best at whatever I do — including being the best groupie for my wife & daughter.”

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Megan Thee Stallion wasn’t the only one feeling Drake’s wrath in ‘Circo Loco.’

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“Linking with the opps, bitch, I did that shit for J Prince/ Bitch, I did it for the mob ties,” he rapped in the controversial tune.

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The line was a clear dig at Kanye, who ironically just recently crowned Drizzy ‘the best rapper ever.’ Fans assume it references the time the two made amends at the Free Larry Hoover concert after years of beefing.

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Like Alexis, West took to Twitter to offer a surprisingly diplomatic response.

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“Enough already,” the 45-year-old rapper-turned-fashion mogul started the tweet. “I done gave this man his flowers multiple times. Let’s really see who are real ops are in this music game. Imagine all the rappers on the same side and everyone cleaning up each other’s contracts. It’s kingdom time. Love Drake.”

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Like DRAM, fans believe rapstress Ice Spice was also aimed at on ‘BackOutsideBoyz.’

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“She a ten tryna rap, it’s good on mute, yeah,” Drake said on the tune despite not mentioning her name.

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It’s suspected Ice was the line’s target because the two were once romantically linked, but Drizzy unexpectedly unfollowed her on IG.

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“At least ima 10,” she replied (as seen in the tweet above).

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At writing, Drake has not responded to any of the hoopla surrounding his lyrics.

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[main photo sources: Getty Images/Twitter/AP Photos/FilmMagic]

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  1. Agnes November 5, 2022

    I only see one clap back LOL

  2. FutureCiara November 5, 2022

    Drake is 🤡🤡🤡🤡

  3. Tongue’Fcukk November 5, 2022

    Funny how many nerves he hit in a helluva short time lmao. Not a big fan but i always respect a versatile artist. This is carefully crafted. Been long since we had a song stiring all this drama. Now everybody talkin bout drake.

    • Rich Flex November 5, 2022

      And earned his 13th #1 album/EP/mixtape LMAO. They mad and numbers don’t lie 🎯

    • eric November 5, 2022

      Isn’t this the kind of drama that leads to young rappers (black men period) getting killed every year? Why is it entertaining?

      • Bambo November 5, 2022

        Correct.

      • True Tea November 5, 2022

        Mocking ppl being shot OR killed leads to violence and has NOTHING to do with Hip-Hop Culture.

        Now Battle rapping is different.

      • False tea November 5, 2022

        Wym hip hop culture is toxic. It’s all about flashiness, s**, drugs and violence. You living under a rock or sum faggit

      • Tongue’Fcukk November 6, 2022

        Right @true tea. Hip hop and violence are mutually exclusive. I have no time to school these simpletons

      • True Tea November 6, 2022

        Hip-Hop Culture is about DJ-ing, Break-dancing, Lyricism and creating a voice for marginalized groups.

      • True Tea November 6, 2022

        @False Tea

      • Tongue’Fcukk November 6, 2022

        False tea im guessing your mom told you that meanwhile she masturbates to eminem songs lmaoo. You’re a victim of a lie and thats sad

      • False tea November 6, 2022

        Hip hop culture hasn’t been about that since the 80s faggitt lmfao

      • True Tea November 6, 2022

        Traditional Hip-Hop CULTURE….

        IS about Dj’s bringing marginalized youth [In NYC] together,

        Since those Communities LACKED social programs.

        Hip-Hop started off as a local underground party scene.

        Therefore MAINSTREAM Hip-Hop do NOT represent the true essence of Hip-Hop Culture.

  4. RIP FLOPAISSANCE November 6, 2022

    LMAOOO BYTCHES ARE ALWAYS MAD AT KING DRAKE CUZ HE NEVER FLOPS, THEY’RE BITTER AF LMAOOO

  5. Candace Owens November 6, 2022

    Blacks are violent and hateful, insulting and killing each other so whites don’t have to.

    Don’t see this in country music. Who was the last country music hick to get shot?

    • Smartness December 31, 2022

      And the funny thing is I’m pretty sure country singers have more guns than all these rappers. And they don’t use as many bodyguards as they do. Lol!

  6. Messy Bardi Gangsta November 7, 2022

    I’m sick of this culture vulture. Only dude in hip hop that won’t even buss a grape but talking like he about that life or something. It really makes me uncomfortable. I honestly don’t even know how all the hood nïggās give this clown a pass because it’s really lame.

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