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Drake<\/a> has released a new song called \u201cWhat Did I Miss?<\/a>\u201d On the track\u2014co-produced by DJ Lewis, Elyas, FNZ, Gyz, London Cyr, O Lil Angel, Oz, Patron, and Tay Keith\u2014the Toronto musician reflects on his beef<\/a> with Kendrick Lamar<\/a> and the people who did and did not stand by him in the feud. Listen to the song below.<\/p>\n Drake opens \u201cWhat Did I Miss?\u201d by reflecting on the beef and the way it affected those around him: \u201cAskin\u2019 me, \u2018How did it feel?\u2019 Can\u2019t say it didn\u2019t surprise me\/Last time I looked to my right, you n****s was standing beside me\/How can some people I love hang around pussies who try me?\u201d Later, in his first verse, Drake raps, \u201cIt\u2019s love for my brothers and death to a traitor, let\u2019s go.\u201d<\/p>\n In his second verse, Drake references Kendrick Lamar\u2019s massive Drake-taunting Pop Out concert<\/a>, in Inglewood, California, that featured performances and appearances from former Drake collaborators, such as YG, Mustard, and Ty Dolla $ign. \u201cI saw bro went to Pop Out with them, but been dick-riding gang since \u2018Headlines<\/a>,\u2019\u201d he raps.<\/p>\n The beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar was reignited when Lamar took some subtle shots at Drake on Future and Metro Boomin\u2019s \u201cLike That<\/a>.\u201d Importantly, Future and Metro Boomin were both, at one point in time, prominent Drake collaborators, and their turn against the Canadian artist led to other former friends taking sides<\/a> in the feud. The Weeknd, for example, appeared on Future and Metro Boomin\u2019s We Still Don\u2019t Trust You<\/em><\/a>\u2014a potential sign of where his loyalties lied\u2014and Rick Ross shared his own diss track against Drake, \u201cChampagne Moments.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cWhat Did I Miss?\u201d is a rare solo single from Drake, since he shared his suite of anti-Lamar tracks in 2024. The new song is released via Drake\u2019s OVO Sound. Like all of Drake\u2019s recent solo music, it is licensed to Republic Records, a label owned by Universal Music Group (UMG). Drake is federally suing<\/a> UMG for defamation, claiming that the corporation \u201cwaged an unrelenting campaign\u201d to promote \u201cNot Like Us<\/a>,\u201d Kendrick Lamar\u2019s mega-hit that Drake believes is filled with falsities.<\/p>\n