Kanye West Slams Drake & J. Cole In ‘Like That’ Remix’: ‘I Can’t Even Think Of A Drake Line’

Kanye West, Drake, J. Cole

Kanye West Slams Drake & J. Cole In ‘Like That’ Remix’: ‘I Can’t Even Think Of A Drake Line’

Kanye West has officially entered the current rap beef chat.

Over the weekend the musician hopped on the remix of the record that started this era of hip-hop wars, unabashedly taking shots at both Drake and J. Cole.

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Kanye West targeted his fellow musicians on a remix of Metro Boomin and Future’s “Like That.” If you recall the single from the collaborators’ recently released We Don’t Trust You featured a verse from Kendrick Lamar where the Compton native slammed both Drake and J. Cole, igniting the current rap battle. Adding his own two cents to the beef, Kanye West rapped:

“Y’all so out of sight, out of mind/ I can’t even think of a Drake line/ Play J. Cole, get the p***y dry/ Play this s— back 130 times.”

Before the line, it seems the Donda artist took specific issue with Drake by disparaging the Canadian musician’s well-known relationship with UMG CEO Sir Lucian Grange. As we covered back in 2022, it was reported that the “Hotline Bling” artist secured a $400 million deal with the record company, though the details of the agreement were not disclosed. Addressing the reports, Kanye West rapped:

“It’s a wrap for n**gas / Where Lucian serve your master n**ga / Copped a little bag for you masters n**ga / Lifetime deal I feel bad for n**gas”

West seems to have solidified his stance against Drake even further by posing for a picture with Metro Boomin. The two stood side by side in a photo recently uploaded to the producer’s Instagram page amid his personal back-and-forth exchanges with Drake.

He was notably wearing a Sean John tank top, which appeared to be a nod to his lyric,

“I just f*cked your b*tch in a Sean John tank top.”

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With West entering the mix, the number of hip-hop stars targeting Drake continues to increase. As we’ve been covering, thus far Rick Ross, A$AP Rocky, and The Weeknd have all been speculated to have subtly dissed the OVO founder in recent weeks, with Rick Ross making outright attacks at Drake that spilled over into a social media confrontation.

Drake nor J. Cole have responded to West’s diss yet.

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