Bfb Da Packman is pointing to Kendrick Lamar’s "Like That" as the reason why a previously announced Drake featured wasn’t included on his new project Forget Me Not, out Friday.
As fans of the "Summer Games" sequel denier are well aware, Bfb had been teasing the feature in recent days, at one point claiming that speculation of it not ultimately materializing was "fake news." As the 15-track project hit streamers, however, the "Kentucky Love" artist said that "everything" is now "on hold" amid ongoing diss talk.
"I couldn’t get it cleared," Bfb told fans. "Kendrick came out with the diss and he put everything on hold."
The 6 god had been expected to make an appearance on "Olympic Shit Talkin," featuring Rio Da Yung Og. The verse would have indeed come at a key moment for Drake, who thus far hasn't responded in song form to the still-very-active "Like That" discussion.
Despite no on-wax response from neither Drake nor J. Cole, the former has made headlines in recent days for comments he's made at his shows and on social media. In one recent IG caption, for example, Drake urged those at "war" with him to consider that they may very well be "their own worst enemy." This paired nicely with what he said at a recent Florida tour stop, namely his assertion that there's "not a n***a on this earth that could ever fuck with me in my life."
So, what's next on the post-"Like That" agenda for Drake and company? That remains to be seen.
In the meantime, catch Bfb’s "Kentucky Love" video below. Forget Me Not is out now.
