Joe Budden has again repeated what he did before: Drake should have targeted Jay-Z, and what better way than if it comes in his rumoured album FOMO?
“I don’t care what he’s talking about on that album,” the podcaster said. “We are looking for Hov shots.”
However, Budden’s co-host Lamar “Ice” Burney said, “If Drake learned from that last battle and can execute better and be more prepared, Drake can win this.”
However, Mona Scott-Young said the “people” decide the victor, and Hill and others noted that both artists will likely have large advocate groups. I don’t see Drake getting ‘smoked’ anymore.”
Meanwhile, Drake continued to put fans on edge as he announced a YouTube livestream called FOMO, or fans call it ‘Fear of Missing Out’, on September 15.
This is the same phrase he previously shared on his social media to tease his fanbase.
But so far, Dirzzy has not described what the FOMO actually means.
Still unclear what it means, but that does not stop the Toronto rapper’s fans from speculating.
From a new album to a tour, Drake’s admirers guessed everything under the sun.
Doubling down on his teasing post, the One Dance hitmaker also dropped a palm-tree emoji.
Earlier, he posted a mysterious photo on social media with ‘Fear of Missing Out’ CD fans written in the centre.
The frenzy peaked when a fan posted a video claiming ‘FOMO’ — the short form of what the Toronto rapper wrote — is the album and could drop this year.
Like many videos, it was just another addition to the hype — until Drake liked the clip.
It is worth noting that Drake reportedly has a history of leaving cryptic clues in his social media posts for his fans to decipher.
