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Drake vs Future: What Happened? Princess Diana & Drake Comment on Growing Beef

YouTuber JohnAnthonyHD dropped a new video on Tuesday looking at the Drake vs Future situation which has been garnering a lot of interest on social media.

After a rocky beginning to their relationship—with Future feeling slighted that Drake didn’t appear in the “Tony Montana” video—to their collaborative album What A Time To Be Alive, and beyond.

But things reached another level on Friday, March 22, when Future and Metro Boomin released a new album, We Don’t Trust You, featuring Kendrick Lamar dissing Drake on “Like That.”

“Drake and Future have been close friends for a long time but it seems as if there is secret tension between the two. From misunderstanding to beefing over a girl named Princess Diana with Metro Boomin and Kendrick Lamar getting involved. Today we look into what happened between Drake and Future.”

Yesterday, it was reported that the woman at the centre of the Drake vs Future feud spoke about the situation publicly for the first time:

“Nobody’s beefing over me,” Princess Diana, said on Instagram Live.

“I’m not that important, I’m just a regular girl. I’m just a regular person.”

She continued: “It ain’t about me. I don’t need to address or clear anything up because those who know, know, and that’s all that matters,” she said. “You know? People are going to believe what they want to believe. So, it doesn’t matter what I clear up.”

Meanwhile, during a tour stop in Florida, Drake passionately addressed his various beefs and how he’s feeling about everything:

“A lot of people asking me how I’m feelin’. I got my head up high, my back straight. I’m 10 f**king toes down in Florida or anywhere else I go. And I know no matter what there’s not a ni**a on this Earth that could ever f**k with me in my life.”

You can find the footage in the video below.

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