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Meet Aubrey Graham, also known as Drake. He had a major problem: many people disliked him, far more than you might imagine. Let’s dive into the reasons why.

When The Weeknd was starting out, Drake wanted him to sign to his label. The Weeknd declined but agreed to help Drake with some songs. As their collaboration continued, Drake asked for even more help, essentially taking half of The Weeknd’s album. The Weeknd, feeling pressured as a new artist, reluctantly agreed but still refused to sign with Drake’s label. Despite this, Drake continued to call him a friend. Later, Drake dated The Weeknd’s ex-girlfriend, Bella Hadid, which added to the tension.

Drake also took ASAP Rocky on his first tour, but he noticed ASAP Rocky was spending time with Rihanna, whom Drake really liked. Years later, ASAP Rocky and Rihanna got married and had children, which did not sit well with Drake. He started saying negative things about the couple out of jealousy.

Rick Ross thought Drake was strange, especially after the Meek Mill incident and Drake’s cease and desist order on a French Montana song. Despite this, Rick Ross considered Drake a friend. However, when Rick Ross featured on Metro Boomin’s album without mentioning Drake, Drake retaliated by inviting Rick Ross’s ex-girlfriend to his concert, causing a rift.

Metro Boomin had his issues with Drake, finding him odd and questioning how Drake’s less popular album was still receiving awards while Metro’s well-received work was overlooked. This led to mutual animosity. Future, close with Metro Boomin, was dragged into the feud, even though he didn’t have personal issues with Drake. Drake’s response was to treat Future as an enemy, regardless.

Pusha T had a longstanding problem with Drake’s mentor, Lil Wayne, which stemmed from a beef with Birdman over unpaid fees. Drake inserted himself into this conflict, furthering the feud. Similarly, Drake involved himself in Megan Thee Stallion’s issues with Jay Prince and Tory Lane, making disparaging comments about her in a song.

Drake also had conflicts with other artists over personal relationships and perceived slights. For example, he beefed with Common over Serena Williams, with Kanye West over Pusha T, and even with XXXTentacion over claims of song theft. These incidents highlighted a pattern of Drake inserting himself into conflicts unnecessarily and behaving pettily.

The root of many of these issues lies in Drake’s perceived inauthenticity. Many feel he adopts a persona of Blackness that doesn’t align with his background. Unlike other biracial artists like J. Cole and Lil Yachty, who are seen as authentic, Drake’s attempts to fit in often come across as disingenuous.

Despite these controversies, people continued to support Drake because of his music. However, when his music quality began to wane, the bubble he had built over the years started to burst. Kendrick Lamar, for instance, took issue with Drake’s reaction to a competitive but friendly verse on “Control.” Kendrick’s response highlighted a deeper disdain for Drake’s character and ethics.

Drake’s feuds often stem from jealousy, perceived slights, and a need to assert himself in situations unnecessarily. His behavior has led to conflicts with numerous artists, who see him as inauthentic and petty. As the quality of his music declines, these issues have become more pronounced, revealing the underlying tensions that have existed for years.