Drake’s Alleged AI-Generated Diss Track Sparks Speculation and Controversy

The internet was set abuzz over the weekend with the apparent leak of a new diss track from rapper Drake, targeting some of the biggest names in the music industry. However, what caught the attention of many users was the speculation that the song may have been AI-generated.

The track, which runs over 4 minutes long, takes aim at artists such as Future, Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Rick Ross, and Metro Boomin. Drake’s lyrics include jabs at Lamar’s physical stature and pop collaborations, as well as references to The Weeknd by his first name, Abel.

The timing of the release is also noteworthy, coming just one day after Future and Metro Boomin dropped their new album, which featured apparent disses aimed at Drake. This has led many to question whether the track is a genuine response or the work of AI technology mimicking the rapper’s voice.

While Drake has yet to address the speculation, fans have taken to social media to share their thoughts. Some are in awe of the possibility of an AI-generated track, while others criticize Drake’s rap style as being too basic to distinguish between real and artificial.

In the midst of the controversy, Drake posted a meme on his Instagram Story, hinting at the idea of deliberately seeking a reaction. As the debate continues to unfold, fans are eagerly awaiting a response from the Grammy-winning artist.