Tony Yayo voiced his opinion that the beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar is far from over, despite the shooting of Drake’s bodyguard.
The incident occurred outside Drake’s house in Toronto, causing Drake to seemingly withdraw from the public conflict. “I think the battle is not over,” Yayo stated, pushing back against the notion that the altercation had reached its end. Vlad noted that Drake had erased all references to Kendrick Lamar from his music and social media. Nonetheless, Yayo emphasized that both rappers have delivered substantial hits, implying that their rivalry is still very much alive. He contended that even though Kendrick is experiencing a “victory lap,” Drake’s capability to bounce back with a hit shouldn’t be underestimated.