Metro Boomin disses Drake with “BBL Drizzy” instrumental
This weekend has been a major one for hip-hop, as Kendrick Lamar and Drake have been trading diss tracks. On Friday, Kendrick delivered two, in were “6:16 In LA” and “Meet The Grahams.” Between those two releases, Drake dropped “Family Matters.” Furthermore, on Saturday, Kendrick put out his fourth Drake diss track of the week, which was “Not Like Us.”
Meanwhile, another Drake rival, Metro Boomin, has also just dropped a Drake diss. This comes in the form of an instrumental, which is titled “BBL Drizzy.” This instrumental response is a nod to Metro being one of the biggest producers in the industry. Moreover, Metro is also responding to being dissed in “Push Ups.”
Furthermore, Metro’s BBL Drizzy title is what Rick Ross went viral for calling Drake, last month. Ross dissed Drake on “Champagne Moments,” after Drake initially dissed him on “Push Ups.”
Kendrick Lamar initially dissed Drake on Future and Metro Boomin’s Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping “Like That.” That record appeared on Future and Metro’s joint album “We Don’t Trust You,” which also topped the Billboard 200. Three weeks later, they also released a second joint album, which was “We Still Don’t Trust You.”
Check out Metro Boomin’s Drake diss instrumental, “BBL Drizzy, below.
Metro Boomin disses Drake with “BBL Drizzy” instrumental
