As Kendrick Lamar continues to take his long victory lap, Drake seems to still be picking up the pieces. The Pop Out was one in a plethora of examples, showing just how dominant Kung Fu Kenny has been throughout their feud. It was a such a triumphant victory that it even reunified the entire West Coast hip-hop scene. Meanwhile, Drake continues to be all by his lonesome while moving in a weird way. From his questionable performances on "U My Everything" and "Wah Gwan Delilah" to following Mustard's ex-wife on IG, he continues to spiral. Now, Drake is voting on polls for the best diss track to drop from the "twenty-v-one" with Kendrick.
The question was posed by an Instagram account by the name of thegoodrappage. It was put up over the weekend and it includes four of the seven disses. To be specific, the user included "euphoria", "Family Matters", "Not Like Us", and "meet the grahams". Overall, these seem to be records that are generally regarded as the best.
At the bottom of the ballot, Drake's social media handle, champagnepapi, pops up, as he was apparently one of 8,335 people to vote. The creator of the poll even recognized the shocking contributor, as thegoodrappage put a screenshot of the evidence on his IG Story. Fans on social media are eating this up, trying to predict which song Drake could have chosen. Some think he voted for one of his to try up the percentage because "Family Matters" only got six percent of the votes. However, some are not ruling out that he might off picked a Kendrick track. Thankfully for Drizzy, that detailed information will remain unknown.
What are your thoughts on Drake voting on a poll for the best diss song in his beef with Kendrick Lamar? Which song do you think he selected and why? Does this show that he is still bothered by losing the battle? We would like to hear what you have to say, so leave your thoughts in the comments. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.
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