Here’s how Eminem foresaw Drake’s destiny a few years ago

A few years back, Drake surprised everyone by releasing the surprise album “Honestly, Nevermind,” which included a single appearance from 21 Sаvаge.

Rather of appeasing the interests of every segment of his enormous fan base, Drizzy created something just for himself. Rather than try to please every one of his hip-hop followers, he recorded a dance album intended for dark clubs and disorienting lazer-light parties. At last, he broke with convention and concentrated on creating a unique new sound rather than attempting to please everyone at once.

Despite the album receiving favorable reviews from reviewers, people did not connect with it. “Honestly, Nevermind” is among the movies with the lowest Metacritics scores. Drake even replied on Instagram to those who called the album garbage, writing, “It’s all good if you don’t get it yet.” That’s what we carry out. We hold off till you have caught up. But we’ve already arrived; we’ve already caught up. Moving on to the next

In a new song released last week, Kendrick Lamar attacked Drake and J. Cole, saying that instead of standing for the “big three” in the genre, they just represent “big me.” We Don’t Trust You, Future and Metro Boomin’s latest joint album, including the song “Like That.” Rick Ross, Travis Scott, Playboi Carti, The Weeknd, and Kendrick Lamar are among the celebrities that make cameos on the album. In the album, Future also made some jabs at Drake. Nav, Kanye West, Rick Ross, Future, and Metro Boomin have all unfollowed Drake on Instagram in the wake of the incidents.

Eminem foresaw Drake’s current situation back in 2020 in a song called “Zeus” from Music To Be Murdered By Deluxe Edition. I’ve got a terrific perspective to watch the (watch the) game via (via) / Em raps in the song. Drake, they will eventually turn against you as well. Additionally, the more you succeed, the sooner they do. They will refer to you as a garbage can, claim that your current one isn’t much better than your previous one, and Even in that case, once they begin to go, they won’t ever come back. It was done to Chance. The past tense of “future” will be mentioned next (yeah). or said farewell to friends / I’m just trying to keep this stuff a C-note, not that I’m dissin’.”

This is precisely what is occurring with Drake at the moment, as it is with Migos, and it may also be the case with Future in the future.