A$AP Rocky Takes a Swipe at Drake Over Rihanna Relationship in New Single “HIGHJACK”
In his latest single, “HIGHJACK,” A$AP Rocky has subtly targeted Drake, making waves with his lyrical content.
The track, which features vocals from Jessica Pratt, is set to be a part of Rocky’s forthcoming album, "Don’t Be Dumb", scheduled for release on August 30.
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The song has quickly caught attention for its veiled references to Drake, particularly concerning his past relationship with Rihanna. From the outset, Rocky’s verse sets a bold tone:
“F*ck your h* ’cause she like that / Yeah, b*tch fat ass, pretty, I might wife that / N*ggas swear they pimpin’, Scottie simpin’, get your wife back.”
A$AP Rocky Disses Drake in Latest Track “HIGHJACK”
In a subtle jab, Rocky ends the verse with a line that seems to nod at Drake’s past romance with Rihanna: “These guys want my girl bad, but the public’s eager for my next track.”
This line is seen as a direct challenge to Drake, especially after DJ Kast One of Hot 97 hinted earlier that Rocky’s album would feature multiple tracks aimed at his rival.
The dynamic between A$AP Rocky and Drake has been tense for some time. Their previous collaboration on “F*cking Problems” is now overshadowed by their ongoing feud.
The latest diss seems to follow a pattern of musical sparring between the two artists, particularly after Drake's perceived criticisms of Rihanna.
The tension between Drake and Rocky reflects a broader trend in hip-hop where rivalries often become central to an artist’s public persona.
With *Don’t Be Dumb* poised to release soon, fans are anticipating more insight into Rocky’s thoughts and potential further shots at his adversaries.
A$AP Rocky’s ability to blend personal issues into his music has been a hallmark of his career, and “HIGHJACK” continues this tradition.
The track’s aggressive tone and pointed lyrics underscore Rocky’s readiness to defend his position and relationship, especially against high-profile figures like Drake.
As "Don’t Be Dumb" nears its release, the buzz around Rocky’s latest diss track promises to keep the hip-hop community engaged and eager for the album’s full content.