Drake – Behind Barz Freestyle (Kanye West Diss)

With Drake making records for the digital streaming era after the release of his Scorpion album, The Boy is still serving up more rhymes. Following England’s major win today in The World Cup, Drizzy hit the booth to drop a freestyle for Link Up TV’s Behind Barz series.

Throughout the clip, Drake even took aim at Kanye West, while he opted to not directly mention anyone’s name – keeping the possibility open for imminent releases.

He said, “I know so much shit that I cannot expose. I keep it inside and I laugh on my own. I won’t lose. They wanna link when they got no tunes. They too worried about selling out shoes.”

Take a look at the clip above and let us know in the comments what you think.

drake been fed up with Ye pic.twitter.com/1uvSpdpp3q
— Esco (@RetroNoLaces) July 7, 2018

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