David Bridges
Drake has just released his highly anticipated album in collaboration with PartyNextDoor. Despite the numerous controversies and feuds he has faced within the music industry, many artists are still excited about his success. One notable supporter is Young Thug, who shared his enthusiasm following Drake’s impressive achievement of securing the #1 spot on the charts with their joint album titled ‘$ome $exy Songs 4 U.’ This collaboration demonstrates the resilience and enduring popularity of Drake in the competitive landscape of hip-hop.
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Young Thug Enthusiastically Acknowledges Drake and PartyNextDoor’s Chart-Topping Success
Young Thug took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to express his excitement over Drake’s monumental achievement after the joint project was released on Friday, February 14. He couldn’t hide his enthusiasm as he celebrated Drizzy’s return to the #1 position, posting a message that read, “That boy back number one”, accompanied by a goat emoji to symbolize greatness. This reaction highlights the camaraderie and respect among artists in the hip-hop community, especially when one of their own achieves significant milestones.
Although Young Thug refrained from directly mentioning Drake by name in his post, fans quickly connected the dots once the album’s impressive statistics began circulating on social media platforms. This shows how intertwined the artists’ careers are, as well as the loyal fanbase that continues to support them regardless of any past disputes.
Fans Share Their Thoughts on Social Media
The audience quickly flooded The Shade Room’s comment section with their reactions to Young Thug’s celebratory message. Many fans expressed a common sentiment: no matter the rivalry, Drake remains at the top of his game. This consensus reflects the artist’s undeniable influence in the music industry.
Instagram user @myajasmineeee wrote, “I mean he still is Drake we can like both chile.”
Another user, @xoxo.coraea wrote, “Idc what people say Drake and Kendrick is two different kinds of music within the same genre. You can like both.”
Instagram user @charii_new1 wrote, “The Drizzy hate is only online 🙄”
Another comment from user @delvay_ read, “That lil beef never made Drake #2 in the first place the hell😂😂”
Additionally, Instagram user @therealbabyjuu stated, “We not gone act like the rap beef killed Drake 😒 Drake is HIM.”
Another user, @whosaidwhattowhoo added, “Look at y’all switching up lmao.”
Another insightful comment came from @1rxchtre, who remarked, “Kendrick is a real rapper that don’t file lawsuits in a beef tho 🔥🔥”
Lastly, user @therealdrillajas stated, “Who said he was out the game he just lost that battle relax.”
Finally, Instagram user @legally_lexy expressed, “Period!! Y’all obsession to see him fail because of one damn song kmt.”
Drake Expresses Gratitude to 21 Savage for His Unwavering Support
In addition to Young Thug, another artist who has consistently supported Drake is 21 Savage. As reported previously by The Shade Room, the Canadian rapper even dedicated a shoutout to 21 Savage in their collaborative track, ‘Gimmie A Hug,’ acknowledging the rapper’s efforts to check in on him during challenging times. Drake expressed his appreciation, stating, “Savage, you the only n*a checking on me when we really in some sh*t, brudda,” which highlights the importance of loyalty and friendship in the often tumultuous world of hip-hop.
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