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Canadian Music Executive Takes A Dig At Drake For Showing Double Standards Towards LeBron James Amid Their Ongoing Beef
Finally, someone said it. It is not a good time to be Drake, especially when you are calling out LeBron James. The Canadian rapper was recently reminded about his back-and-forth with the Los Angeles Lakers star by another Canadian music executive.
Recently, music executive Ray Daniels shared his thoughts on this drama during an episode of the podcast That’s Debatable, and he didn’t hold back. Daniels took aim at Drake, pointing out what he sees as double standards in his anger towards LeBron. He asked a pretty straightforward question.
“My question to Drake would be this: When LeBron, at any point in his career, was playing the Toronto Raptors, who did you go for? You went for the Toronto Raptors, right? Him being mad at LeBron for rapping Kendrick’s lyrics is the same as LeBron being mad at him for cheering for the Toronto Raptors,” Daniels said.
This back-and-forth is not happening in a vacuum. Just earlier this month, Drake dropped a track called Fighting Irish Freestyle. The song is packed with references to his relationship with LeBron. And after listening to his bars, it’s clear that he still has a lot on his mind despite the friend-type drama. And even if all of this goes on further too far, let’s not forget that Drake has a tattoo of LeBron’s face.
DJ Akadeiks Made Absurd Claims Amid LeBron James-Drake Drama
While the Drake-LeBron drama is far from over, DJ Akademiks has something to add up. He recently reignited the tensions between Drake and LeBron James with his outrageous claims about their friendship. During a livestream, Akademiks alleged that the rapper and the NBA star engaged in escapades together, particularly when it came to sleeping with women in Toronto, Drake’s hometown.
“Yo LeBron, I talked to enough whores in Canada. I’ve talked to enough people maybe Drake will keep teasing it let me just tell you what I’ve heard. Yo LeBron, you and Drake used to go on two-mans ok? You’ve been cheating on your God damned wife. Drake used to facilitate the hoes and basically, essentially you can’t dance to a song about him being a pedophile. He used to supply you with the bitches, I’m sorry my n***a,” DJ Akademiks said.
Akademiks wasted no time leaping to Drake’s defense. He went as far as to suggest that not only was LeBron allegedly cheating on his wife but that Drake played a role in facilitating these clandestine encounters. For now, Drake remains tight-lipped about the meaning behind his lyrics, even as conversations swirl around his complicated relationship with LeBron. Is he cooking another song or just waiting for James to respond? Let’s wait and watch.
Which Wild Card Game Is Tom Brady Broadcasting? How To Tune In To The Fox NFL Analyst
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The NFL playoffs are here, and for the first time ever, Tom Brady is trading the field for the broadcast booth. After years of thrilling fans and tormenting rivals with his legendary plays, Brady will bring his insights to the mic as Fox Sports’ lead analyst. Love him or hate him, there’s no denying his impact on football. Now, he’s ready to tackle a new challenge: breaking down the action for millions of viewers.
Here’s everything you need to know about Brady’s playoff debut, the game he’s calling, and what lies ahead for the seven-time Super Bowl champion.
What Wild Card Game Is Tom Brady Broadcasting?
Brady will be in the booth for Eagles vs. Packers, kicking off at 4:30 p.m. ET. He’ll join play-by-play veteran Kevin Burkhardt, with sideline reports from Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi. This matchup promises fireworks, with the No. 2-seeded Eagles hosting the No. 7-seeded Packers in a rematch of their Week 1 showdown in Brazil.
Philadelphia edged out Green Bay in that international clash, winning 34-29. Saquon Barkley stole the show in his Eagles debut, racking up three touchdowns. The Eagles enter the playoffs at 14-3, having rested their starters in Week 18. Meanwhile, the Packers limp into the postseason with an 11-6 record, losing their last two games. While Green Bay finished third in a competitive NFC North, they shouldn’t be underestimated.
How to Watch the Game
If you’re ready to see Tom Brady in action off the field, tune in to Fox on Wild Card Weekend. His debut in the booth for the Eagles-Packers showdown is shaping up to be a must-watch. Whether he’s analyzing big plays, breaking down strategies, or sharing stories from his iconic career, Brady’s insights are bound to add an extra layer of intrigue to this high-stakes game.
