Kendrick Lamar has delivered the biggest diss track against a rivalry in the history of rap battles and the world has been reeling from the consequences ever since. Even though the world is not yet completely divided into two parties, rappers are gaining new followers and critics every day. A few hours ago, a new ally joined Team Drake, proving his loyal support for the Canadian rapper.
In a rare sight following the onslaught of Drake fans and the rapper himself following the release of “Not Like Us,” Michael Rubin, the CEO of Fanatics, decided to pick up the trampled and stand by it.
Billionaire and CEO Michael Rubin shows solidarity with Drake
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Kendrick Lamar’s hilarious diss track about Drake dominated playlists everywhere, from basketball stadiums to children’s birthday parties this summer. One place the Canadian rapper didn’t mind, however, was billionaire CEO Michael Rubin’s coveted all-white party on July 4th. In an interview with The Breakfast Club, He confirmed that the song ‘Not Like Us’ was banned at his party.”It was true,“, said Rubin, explaining that Drake is his “Friend for a long” and wanted to support him during his ‘fight’.
Michael Rubin added that Drake did not request the ban and said:That was my decision. I just thought it was the right thing to do..” Drake’s well-wisher wanted to avoid an awkward situation as the rapper was also invited to the party. He admitted that it was a similar close call at a barbecue when he quickly skipped the song just as Drake was arriving, saying he “I just didn’t think it was appropriate.”
While social media is working hard to end the rivalry between the two rappers, Michael Rubin has had enough.
Michael Rubin praises the defeated rapper highly
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Many online users commented on how sad it was for Drake, who had apparently fallen out of line. Michael Rubin intervened, dispelled rumors and explained:Drake had a great time“He stressed the importance of resilience in public life and the power of dealing with social media and its everyday trends.”You have to be tough, you have to put up with shit from people,” he said.
The billionaire continued to express his admiration for Drake, calling him a highly respected artist. He saw the situation as an opportunity for Drake to show his resilience, saying: Achieving greatness comes with challenges and criticism. Rubin believed that Drake’s strength would come through in this test of character.
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