Drake CLOWNS A$AP Rocky After Rihanna PREGNANCY Reveal │ STILL Trying To Ruin Families?! | HO

When it comes to celebrity drama, few names stir the pot quite like Drake. The Canadian rapper has built a reputation for weaving personal shots, family jabs, and relationship drama into his music, often blurring the line between entertainment and intrusion. The latest chapter in this long-running saga? Drake’s not-so-subtle shade at A$AP Rocky and Rihanna after their joyous pregnancy reveal at the Met Gala—a move that has fans and critics alike asking: why does Drake keep dragging people’s families into his feuds, and will he ever stop?

Rihanna’s Met Gala Moment: Joy Turns to Drama

The 2024 Met Gala was supposed to be a night of celebration for Rihanna and A$AP Rocky. The superstar couple arrived in style, with Rihanna debuting her baby bump on the red carpet, confirming the rumors of a third pregnancy. Fans were ecstatic, and social media exploded with congratulations and excitement. Rihanna herself seemed relieved to finally share the news, joking, “I feel a lot better that I don’t have to suck my stomach in anymore.”

A$AP Rocky, fresh off his own legal troubles, couldn’t contain his happiness either, telling the press, “It feels amazing to be expecting again with Rihanna… I’m glad everybody’s happy for us ‘cause we definitely happy.” The couple’s photographer, Miles Diggs, had already teased the reveal on Instagram, posting a striking shot of Rihanna in the rain, her bump on full display.

But as the world celebrated, one person seemed less than thrilled: Drake.

Drake’s History of Personal Attacks

Within days of the announcement, Drake dropped a new track laced with veiled (and not-so-veiled) shots at both A$AP Rocky and Rihanna. It wasn’t the first time he’d gone there, either. In fact, Drake has a long history of targeting his rivals’ families and relationships, turning private moments into public battlegrounds.

In his latest bars, Drake mocks Rocky for “having to have a kid again before you think of dropping any [music] again,” and takes aim at Rihanna’s growing family life, suggesting her priorities have shifted away from music. Fans quickly pointed out the disrespect, with many feeling Drake crossed a line by mocking Rihanna and Rocky for choosing family over constant chart-topping.

But this isn’t new territory for Drake. From Pusha T to Kanye West to Kendrick Lamar, Drake has repeatedly dragged wives, children, and partners into his lyrical beefs. Pusha T, for example, famously called out Drake for mentioning his then-fiancée Virginia Williams in “Duppy Freestyle,” prompting Pusha to respond with the now-legendary “The Story of Adidon.” Even LeBron James, once a close friend, wasn’t safe when Drake felt slighted—he referenced LeBron’s family and even alluded to rumors about LeBron’s marriage in a leaked DM rant.

Unpacking the Lyrics: Petty or Personal?

So what exactly did Drake say this time? In his latest track, he raps:

“Gassed ‘cause you hit my BM first / Do the math, who I was hitting then? / Gotta have a kid again before you think of dropping any [music] again / Even when you do drop, they go and say you should’ve modeled ‘cause it’s mid again / Smoking Fenty about it…”

The bars are layered with pettiness. Drake references A$AP Rocky’s past with his own baby mama, Sophie Brussaux, and implies that Rocky’s relevance is tied to his relationship with Rihanna and their growing family. He even takes a swipe at Rihanna’s Fenty brand, suggesting she should focus on modeling rather than music.

For many, the most offensive part isn’t the wordplay—it’s the implication that choosing family over relentless hustle is something to be mocked. Rihanna, after all, has made it clear that motherhood and business have become her priorities. When asked about her long-awaited “R9” album at the Met Gala, she coyly dodged, saying she made “a couple videos” but was focused on other things. Fans, while disappointed, have largely supported her decision to step back from music and embrace this new chapter.

Why Does Drake Keep Doing This?

Drake’s habit of targeting families and relationships seems to stem from a mix of personal insecurity and a desire to hit where it hurts most. Pusha T once psychoanalyzed Drake’s fixation with marriage and family, suggesting that Drake’s own childhood—marked by his father’s absence and his mother’s struggles—left him bitter about the happy homes he sees others building. “You don’t even know what family is, so of course you don’t dig marriage,” Pusha quipped in an interview.

The pattern is hard to ignore. Drake has made a sport out of dragging exes, rivals, and their loved ones. He famously dissed Serena Williams’ husband, Alexis Ohanian, calling him a “groupie” in his track “Middle of the Ocean.” Ohanian clapped back, proudly declaring himself the “best groupie” for his wife and daughter—a response that won over fans but did little to change Drake’s approach.

Even Rihanna herself has addressed Drake’s behavior, telling Vogue, “We don’t have a friendship now but we’re not enemies either. It is what it is.” More recently, she shaded the idea of love songs and grand gestures, saying, “Please never make me a love song. That is corny. Trust me, I’ve seen it.” Many interpreted this as a direct shot at Drake, who has written multiple tracks about their past relationship.

Fans React: “Drake Still Crying About Rihanna 7 Years Later”

Social media has not been kind to Drake in the wake of his latest antics. Twitter exploded with memes and commentary, with one user writing, “Drake’s still crying about Rihanna 7 years later. We are tired.” Another added, “Drake mad at ASAP and Rihanna ‘cause who the f is he talking about on Fear of Heights?” The general consensus is that Drake’s repeated jabs at Rihanna and Rocky come off as bitter and obsessive, rather than clever or cutting.

Some fans have even questioned why Drake continues to perform songs about Rihanna on tour, with one noting, “Rihanna is happily married with two kids and he’s still trying to be shady like they’re high school kids.” The sentiment is clear: it’s time for Drake to move on.

What’s Next for Drake, Rihanna, and Rocky?

Despite the drama, Rihanna and A$AP Rocky seem unfazed. They continue to celebrate their growing family and focus on their personal and professional lives. Rihanna’s business empire is booming, and Rocky’s long-delayed album “Don’t Be Dumb” is finally on the horizon. As for Drake, his penchant for stirring up controversy shows no signs of slowing down.

At the end of the day, Drake’s latest attack on Rihanna and Rocky is just another chapter in his long history of blurring the lines between personal and professional. Whether it’s a calculated strategy to stay relevant or a reflection of unresolved personal issues, one thing is clear: fans are growing weary of the drama.

Conclusion: Time to Let Families Be

Drake may be one of the most successful rappers of his generation, but his inability to let go of past relationships and his tendency to target families has become a recurring—and increasingly tired—theme. As Rihanna and A$AP Rocky embrace their future together, perhaps it’s time for Drake to focus on his own happiness, rather than trying to ruin others’.

What do you think? Is Drake just keeping it real, or has he gone too far? Let us know in the comments below—and stay tuned for more updates on this never-ending saga.