“Drake References Virgil Abloh’s Passing, Takes Aim at Pusha T and Pharrell in ‘Utopia’ Track”

Drake recently called out Pusha T and Pharrell in his new track “Meltdown” from Travis Scott’s album, Utopia. The rap star used the song to express his feelings about the passing of Virgil Abloh and the decline in popularity of Louis Vuitton. Drake also mentioned his purchase of Pharrell’s skateboard pendant and wearing it in his music video. He further referenced the Vogue lawsuit he’s currently facing. The rap feud continues to escalate, signaling more drama in the hip-hop world. Complex reported

Drake Stokes Up Controversy with Pusha T and Pharrell in New Track

In his own words, “it’s tea time” and Drake is stoking up the heat. In a recent collaboration with Travis Scott on the aptly-named track “Meltdown” from Utopia, Drake throws shade at Pusha T and, surprisingly, Pharrell. He also makes references to the late Virgil Abloh and the shift in fashion since his passing.

Drake’s Verse in “Meltdown”

In the latter part of his verse on the seventh track, Drake raps, “Forget all that twisting the story nonsense. I’ve melted the chains I bought from your boss. I don’t care about all that lineage stuff. Now that Virgil isn’t here, everyone’s stopped wearing Louis Vuitton. They’re not even sporting that gear anymore.”

Drake’s Connection to Pharrell’s Jewelry

Earlier this year, Drake made headlines when he purchased and wore nearly $3 million worth of jewelry that once belonged to Pharrell, including his renowned skateboard pendant. This was prominently featured in his music video for “Jumbotron Shit Poppin” from Her Loss.

References to Vogue Lawsuit

Additionally, Drake makes a reference to his ongoing Vogue lawsuit, a topic he’s been consistently addressing during his It’s All a Blur Tour. This includes his eerie CGI representation of Anna Wintour.

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