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“Rap Will Never Die” – Popular Canadian Rapper, Drake Replies Ross

by Cyril Ehis December 27, 2024
by Cyril Ehis December 27, 2024
Famous Canadian rapper, Drake, has reacted to the controversial claim that rap music is “dead.”

The ‘Rich Baby Daddy’ crooner said contrary to the innuendoes, rap music will never die.

Drake the declaration during a recent chat with popular American streamer, Adin Ross.

“Rap is dead,” Ross declared.

“It’ll never die. It was a weird NBA season. New season starts in 5 days,” Drake rebuffed.

Recall that months ago, Nigerian afrobeats singer, Wizkid, sparked controversy after claiming during an interview on an international platform that “rap us dead.”

His claim earned backlash, with rappers such as Terry Tharapman, Zoro, Ladipoe and many others all replying him.
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