Drake claps again at T-Ache for saying Drizzy isn’t bowing out gracefully like he stated he would.

T-Ache Opines on Drake’s Profession

On Thursday (June 26), T-Ache was a visitor on the Crash Dummies Podcast, the place he spoke on his profession, Lil Wayne’s new album, a doable collab with Barack Obama and extra. Throughout the sit-down, the Tallahassee, Fla. crooner introduced up Drake when speaking in regards to the rise and fall of rappers.

“The one factor I realized from Drake. And one factor, he hasn’t adopted his personal phrases,” T-Ache says across the 30:35 timestamp of the podcast beneath. “Drake stated, ‘I wanna be one of many those that gracefully bow out and never get kicked out.'”

T-Ache says he heeded Drake’s phrases and fell again a bit from music. Nonetheless, Ache does not assume Drake is doing the identical.

“He is the individual he stated he did not need to be,” T-Ache continues.

When Did Drake Say He Would Bow Out?

T-Ache is referencing a 2023 interview Drake did with Lil Yachty, the place Drizzy talked about retirement from rapping.

“I feel I’m on the level now the place I simply wanna, like, I really feel like possibly we talked about this the opposite day,” Drake stated. “However I really feel like I’m type of introducing the idea in my thoughts of a swish exit.”

“So I assume what’s left for me is simply to discover a method to gracefully—I’m not prepared now—however to gracefully proceed making initiatives which can be extraordinarily, like, attention-grabbing and hopefully cherished by individuals. After which to seek out the appropriate time to say like, ‘I can’t wait to see what the following era does,'” he added.

Drake Responds to T-Ache

When Drake caught wind of T-Ache’s feedback, he responded within the remark part of a put up on Instagram weblog @torontorappers.

“This man at all times had resentment for me [crying laughing emoji],” Aubrey wrote. “You’ll be able to hear it each time she speaks on my identify.”

Offset Defends Drake

Offset got here to Drake’s protection.

“Da boy is da boy sh*t ain’t gon change,” the previous Migos rapper commented. “All that hating on one other grown man who do extra [numbers] than all people is Diabolical.”

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Try T-Ache weighing in on Drake’s profession and Drake’s response beneath.

Watch  T-Ache Discussing Drake’s Profession on the Crash Dummies Podcast

See Drake’s Response to T-Ache

See Offset Defend Drake