Drake diss track push-upOriginally spotted over the weekend, it has now been officially released on various streaming platforms.

The cover art features a shoe size tag, a reference to the song in which Drake mocked Kendrick Lamar’s allegedly small feet.

On his Instagram Story, Drake shared the song and once again took aim at Lamar, captioning: “Push ups all the platforms like the shoes you need… let’s get started “Brother.”

Kendrick Lamar wasn’t the only focus of Drake’s response to Lamar’s verse, however.like that,” which rocked the rap world and continues to dominate the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Other artists, including Future, Metro Boomin, The Weeknd and Rick Ross, have also been cited as targets of Drake’s lyrics.

Drake appeared to mock Lamar’s physique and financial deal related to his deal with Top Dawg Entertainment. “

In his fiery diss song, he delivers scathing verses aimed at multiple targets, including Kendrick Lamar and Metro Boomin.

The singer brought up Lamar’s alleged shoe size and criticized his recent projects, raising questions about the financial arrangements of Lamar’s deal with Top Dawg Entertainment.

He dismissed the idea that Lamar was on the same level as him, insisting on his dominance as a fine artist.