NBA star Stephen Curry has revealed that he is still a huge fan of Drake – even after the rapper’s feud with Kendrick Lamar earlier this year.
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Speak with GQ In a new feature, the Golden State Warriors point guard – who has developed a friendship with Drake over the past few years – was asked about his thoughts on the Drake-Lamar feud.
During the feud, Lamar mentioned the basketball player by name on “Meet The Grahams” and brought up the allegations of pedophilia against Drake: “Hey, Curry, keep the family away / To anyone who embodies the love of the kids: keep the family away / They look at you too when you stand next to him, keep the family away.”
Curry agreed GQ: “I’m a huge Drake fan. I’ve been for a long time. I think you obviously know what it means for the rap industry to have something like that, but I still rock with Drake. Absolutely. Absolutely.”
Drake has remained active since exchanging diss tracks with Kendrick Lamar earlier this year. In a recent interview with PeopleDrake’s collaborator Gordo commented on the situation, saying the rapper hasn’t let it bother him. Drake was recently featured on two new songs from Gordo’s new album, Diamante, “Sideways” and “Healing.”
Most recently, Drake dropped 100 gigabytes of data online, including three new songs. Of the three, “It’s Up” is the most rap-oriented and features Young Thug on the trap track. “Housekeeping Knows” has a more danceable vibe and features Latto, while “Blue Green Red” is a slower club song and doesn’t contain a feature.
Other materials available on the site include behind-the-scenes footage of music videos, tour rehearsals, studio recordings, unused album covers (for “For All The Dogs” and “Certified Lover Boy”), singles, and more.
Last month, Drake shared footage of his flooded mansion after heavy rains hit Toronto over the past few days. News that Drake’s mansion was flooded came just days after it was revealed that the rapper had given his fans a virtual tour of the mansion thanks to a new feature on his merch website.
Aside from the recent flooding, his home also made headlines earlier this year when a man was arrested for attempted burglary just one day after a shooting occurred outside the building – shortly after his home was featured on the cover of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.”
