Skip to main content

Drake Has No Idea What Kanye Is ‘Referring To Half The Time’ After Tour Rant

It’s been months since Kanye West’s heated rant during his tour. As a matter of fact, it’s been so long, most people figured Drake would never respond to West calling him out. If you were one of those people like me, you thought wrong.



The 30-year-old Toronto native sat down for a new interview with DJ Semtex. During the interview, Drake covered everything from the early bits of his music career to his popular feud with Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill. One of the most interesting parts of the interview was perhaps when Drake spoke about Kanye West. For months, we’ve been forced to wonder whether or not these two rappers are on cordial terms with each other.

When asked about the confusing comments West made about him in November, Drake finally responded, saying,” I think everybody has their own little things going on, I’m not really sure what he’s referring to half the time, as in the same breath, I went from being… like working on a project with him, to him sort of publicly shitting on me and DJ Khaled for being on the radio too much. The 30-year-old rapper went on to admit he has no idea what Kanye might have been trying to say. He says he accepts how he feels about the fact his single “For Free” was one of the most played songs on the radio, but he doesn’t respect his approach.


Ouch! But yeah I’m not really sure, everybody’s got their own thing going on. Again me when I hear that, I just distance myself from it. You know, all right if that’s what it is I don’t really even understand the point you’re trying to make, but whatever it is that you’re going through, I accept it, I don’t respect it at all. Finally, Drake ended his response to Kanye, concluding, I feel like me and Khaled are just good people, I’m not sure why we’re the target of your choice that you made that night.

Read more: http://elitedaily.com/entertainment/celebrity/drake-responds-kanye-west-rant/1797215/

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Arsenal’s Wenger concerned by Chinese spending power

Arsene Wenger fears the huge wages being offered by big-spending Chinese clubs could cause problems when the Premier League teams look to negotiate new contracts with their star players.  Wenger is currently locked in talks with Arsenal duo Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez as the pair reportedly seek parity with the best-paid players in the Premier League. The Arsenal manager is hoping for successful resolutions to those contract stand-offs, but he believes the money on offer in the China Super League may persuade the Premier League’s star names to ask for even bigger pay packets to stay in England. Chelsea striker Diego Costa has been linked with a move to China, with an offer of £600,000-per-week ($739,000) reportedly on the table for the Spain international. Two of his former Chelsea team-mates, Oscar and John Obi Mikel, have already moved to Super League outfits, while former Manchester United striker Carlos Tevez became the highest-earning player in the world when h...
Post a Comment
Read more

Hausa Tribe Accused Britain of disrespecting their Culture and Religion

The people of Hausa tribe react to BBC HAUSA Sexual behavior research done by   Claremont Graduate   University in California on facebook. According to the research, Bisexuals enjoys the pleasure of sex mother than anyone. Some Facebook users of the Hausa tribe accused Britain of disrespecting the culture and the religion of Hausa’s. One of the users,   Aminu adam tangar   wrote in hausa: I’m not surprised, the media organization belongs to Britain, but whatever is the case: they should learn to respect our culture and religion. (Translated) Hamza Danbatta   also wrote: This is totally against the hausa culture, if this media organization is really for Hausa listeners then you’re not trying at all, may God deliver you. (Translated)
Post a Comment
Read more

Record signing, Oscar lands in Shanghai to join SIPG

 Brazilian midfielder Oscar landed in Shanghai on Monday where the 25-year-old was set to smash the Asian transfer record with a reported 60 million euros ($63 million) deal with Shanghai SIPG. Dozens of supporters chanting club songs swarmed the former Chelsea player at the city’s Pudong airport. Oscar’s arrival in the Chinese Super League comes ahead of that of Argentina’s former Manchester United striker Carlos Tevez, who signed for Shanghai Shenhua in another big-money deal last week.  Tevez’s transfer fee was 10.5 million euros, according to the website transfermarkt.com, which tracks dealings in the sport, though the reported two-year contract of 38 million euros per season ($40 million) makes him the world’s highest salaried footballer. SIPG’s general manager on Monday dismissed concerns raised by state media of a market bubble in the super-rich Chinese league, arguing prices have to be higher to attract players away from big European leagues. “The leagu...
Post a Comment
Read more