Drake took a “huge L” when YG made an appearance at Kendrick Lamar’s Pop Out concert last week, according to Wack 100.
Appearing on the No Jumper podcast, the divisive music manager explained why he thought Drake was hit hard by the “FDT” rapper appearing alongside Kendrick.
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Wack said: “The West Coast is behind Kendrick. A huge L for Drake. The worst part about that was YG. [Drake] name-drops him. Drake can never perform that song (‘Family Matters’) and mention YG’s name.
“But he did that to himself cause if YG didn’t approve of that you got K.Dot looking at YG. Kendrick Lamar the biggest thing in the West Coast, so why the fuck would YG wanna be in bad standings with that?”
wack 100 says drake took a huge L after YG choose to stand with Kendrick Lamar . Drake can never use that YG verse on family matters ever again pic.twitter.com/Yhloja1fVC
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As well as YG, Kendrick was joined at his Pop Out concert by various West Coast Hip Hop superstars including Black Hippy cohorts ScHoolboy Q, Jay Rock and Ab-Soul, as well as Dr. Dre, Tyler, the Creator and Roddy Ricch.
K.Dot also welcomed members from both sides of L.A.’s gang divide to show a city united.
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Lamar also addressed the audience as the gig came to a close, saying: “This shit making me emotional. We been fucked up since Nipsey [Hussle] died. We been fucked up since Kobe [Bryant] died. This is unity at its finest.
“We done lost a lot of homies to this music shit, to this street shit. For all of us to be together on stage, that shit is special. Everybody on this stage got fallen soldiers.”
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Kendrick Lamar’s “Pop Out” concert was also notable for his renewed attack on Drake.
As well as performing diss tracks “Euphoria” and “Like That,” he also played “Not Like Us” five times at the end of the show.
During the concert, Kendrick also called on Drake to return a ring that belonged to 2Pac, which was bought at auction for over $1 million.
He changed the lyrics of “Euphoria” to say: “Give me Tupac’s ring back and I might give you a little respect.”
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Drake had previously been threatened with legal action from the late rapper’s estate for using an A.I. recreation of his voice for the diss track “Taylor Made Freestyle.”
