Canadian rapper Drake and the former Toronto Raptors star, Demar derozan, had a fall after Derozan surprised the fans by presenting himself to the “The Pop Out” concert by Kendrick Lamar and dancing to “Not Like Us”, a dissociate piece of Drake, who has long been a vocal supporter of the Raptors and Canadian Talents.
Although the rap quarrel between Drake and Lamar has dropped, Drake seemed to revive tensions in his last song, “What was I missing?”
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“I saw Bro at” The Pop Out “with them but I’m from ** Kriding Gang since” Les Big titles “,” hit Drake in the song.
“Tignes” is a 2011 single from the second album of Drake “Take Care”, the same year Derozan, then with the Raptors, had started to gain importance.
Derozan, originally from Compton, also appeared in the clip “Not like Us”, standing alongside other notable figures in his hometown.
On the track, Lamar mentions Derozan, saying:
“I’m glad Deroz” came home, you didn’t deserve it either. “”
The passage of Derozan to Toronto ended after nine seasons because it was exchanged to the Spurs in the agreement which brought Kawhi Leonard to the Raptors. Since then, it has been suitable for Chicago Bulls and now plays for Sacramento Kings.
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He obtained his journalism diploma from the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines in 2024 and was editor -in -chief of the Varsitarian, the official publication of university students, for four years, the longest in history.
A basketball enthusiast, he became a fan of OKC Thunder during the Russ-Kd-Harden era. Russell Westbrook, his favorite athlete of all time, impressed him by intervening as MVP after Kevin Durant’s departure. His current favorite players include Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren, who, according to him, is the future of the OKC franchise.
He excels in the analysis of the game and the rapid turnaround of news, inspired by journalistic styles of Woj and Shams. He emphasizes in -depth research to ensure the precision of his articles. One of his most memorable moments is Russell Westbrook beating Oscar Robertson’s record with his 42nd triple-double and winning a 106-105 victory over the Denver Nuggets with a 3-point pointer beating the buzzer. Apart from writing, he likes to listen to music and create Spotify reading lists.
