Kanye West, Still Lost in This World, Goes on Tweeting Spree to Try to Get Drake to Call Him

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Kanye is on a tweet rampage again. And again. And one mo’ ’gin. This time, he’s subbing Drake.

Let’s do a breakdown, shall we? Get comfy.

It all started with a screenshot.

The screenshot is a text requesting clearance for Drake’s 2009 song, “Say What’s Real,” since it samples Kanye’s “Say You Will” beat, according to Complex.

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Kanye then asks Drake for an apology for dissing his Yeezy 350s, basically costing his family money.

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Next, Kanye claims he’s been trying to have a sitdown with Drake for half a year then mentions Drake “sneak dissing” in Travis Scott’s “Sicko Mode,” but at the same time, being all up in Queen Overlord Jenner’s texts with the pleasantries.

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Then, we get to the “good” stuff: The hush-hush heir of Aubrey Graham.

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Here, Ye was basically referencing Pusha T revealing that the person who actually told “The Story of Adidon” artist about Drake’s then-secret son Adonis “Mahbed” was none other than producer Noah “4o” Shebib.

Kanye then unleashes the “Don’t play with me,” which you know is nigga-speak for “Oh, it’s on like Donkey Kong.”

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That’s when things escalate, with Ye mentioning how Drake mocks mental issues with purple emojis. He wants an apology now, and not through a middleman, Mr. Degrassi.

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“No tough talk, either,” Ye warns.

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After tweeting a few more screenshots of the song clearance request (seriously, is he double-tapping on the tweet button? Is that a thing? Doesn’t it grey-out when you hit it the first time?), he tweets one more thing that “got [him] hot.”

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Didn’t 50 Cent do this to Ja Rule, too? Yeah, he did.

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Anyway, things get holier-than-thou when Kanye tweets a bible verse. Jesus is walking away.

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And now for the grand finale, the pièce de résistance, the point to all of this rigamarole: Drake finally calls him.

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Now that he got his call, can someone take his phone? Thanks.

Oh, and if you stayed for the post-credits scene for this shitshow, the 2009 beat sample was never cleared.

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Whew, chillay.