Drake publicly trolled Metro Boomin with the phrase "Metro, shut yo ho-a– up and make some drums, n—a" on Monday, April 15.
Context of the Remark
This memorable line is featured on Drake's diss track, "Push Ups," which was part of an escalating rivalry between the two artists. While the diss track itself had reportedly leaked prior to this date, Drake intensified his trolling tactics by sharing a clip from the 2002 movie Drumline on April 15. This public act visually amplified the direct challenge to Metro Boomin, reinforcing the lyrical jab from his track. The phrase itself is a direct quote rapped by Drake on "Push Ups," and the Drumline clip served as a visual metaphor and a further taunt directed at the producer.
Key Details of the Incident
The exchange is a significant moment in recent hip-hop beefs, highlighting the creative and often confrontational nature of lyrical battles.
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Date of Troll | Monday, April 15 |
| Origin of Phrase | Rapped by Drake on his diss track "Push Ups" |
| Target | Producer Metro Boomin |
| Method of Trolling | Sharing a clip from the 2002 film Drumline to accompany and emphasize the lyrical diss |
| Purpose | To publicly challenge and belittle Metro Boomin, suggesting he should focus on production rather than engaging in a rap feud. |
This incident further fueled the highly publicized dispute between Drake and Metro Boomin, drawing widespread attention from fans and media alike.
