Drake Raps About Fallout From His 2024 Beefs and Shooting

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Drake addresses the fallout from his 2024 rap beef and the shooting at his Toronto home in a new freestyle.

Producer Conductor Williams Shares New Drake Freestyle

On Friday (Jan. 3), producer Conductor Williams shared a 20-minute video on his YouTube channel, which included a clip of a three-minute Drake freestyle. In the video below, which has since been taken down from YouTube, Drizzy raps over Conductor production while seemingly reading the lyrics off a phone.

"The world fell in love with the gimmicks, even my brothers got tickets/Seemed like they loved every minute, just know this sh*t is personal to us, and it wasn't just business," he raps, seemingly speaking on his very public issues with multiple rappers last year. "Analyzin' behavioral patterns is somewhat suspicious/N*ggas was never happy for me when I run up the digits/Or when I'm breakin' world records still, as I guzzle a Guinness."

Elsewhere on the song, Aubrey provides some discourse on the May shooting at his Bridal Path home that left his security guard badly wounded back in May.

"N*ggas tried to light the front gate up, it wasn't for Christmas/I said a prayer that morning for Sean, and it wasn't religious," he rhymes. "It came from a place of desperation and utter submission/Rappin' was over for now, it came like a sudden decision/I don't give a f**k about you snakes or these other musicians."

The newly surfaced freestyle comes on the heels of Drake teasing that he's working on new music in a recent Instagram post. He has also been teasing a joint album with PartyNextDoor for the past several months.

Check out Drake's newly surfaced freestyle below.