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Drake's Friend Makes His Position Crystal Clear in Rapper's Beef with Kendrick Lamar

Druski says loyalty to Drake will not change as fans debate whether he is taking sides in the feud.

  • In a new GQ cover story, comedian Druski addressed his stance on the Kendrick Lamar and Drake feud, affirming loyalty to Drake. "I just supported a friend throughout that whole endeavor," Druski said.
  • Footage from the 2025 BET Awards appeared to show Druski avoiding Lamar, fueling online theories about his allegiance to Drake. The clips circulated widely, prompting public debate about the comedian's loyalties.
  • Drake and Druski's relationship dates back five years, beginning when the comedian starred in the 2020 "Laugh Now Cry Later" video alongside Lil Durk. Drake became one of the major celebrities to embrace him early in his rise.
  • Druski dismissed the BET Awards rumors, stating, "That was not intentional," and blamed social media for misinterpreting the clips. He emphasized that online platforms spin footage however they choose.
  • Beyond his comedy career, Druski is expanding into acting, working on the scripted series "Collect & Praise" with Mike Epps and starring alongside Emma Stone and Chris Pine in the upcoming baseball romantic comedy "The Catch.
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Druski Explains Supporting Drake During Beef, Ruby Rose Drama, & Justin Bieber Backlash

Source: Prince Williams / Getty Druski is the cover star of GQ Hype, where he talked up his major come-up in the age of social media and some of the famous friends he’s made along the way. That contact list includes Drake, who gave Druski one of his first big looks when he starred in a small skit in 2020’s “Laugh Now Cry Later” video alongside Lil Durk. And like most people who are even remotely close to Drizzy over the past two years, he was a…

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Hot New HipHop broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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