That’s no joke, after seemingly calling a truce with the currently incarcerated Meek Mill on his “Family Feud” freestyle with Lil Wayne but letting the world know “that s*it could get re-introduced if somebody got somethin’ they urgin’ to prove.” “Diplomatic Immunity” is another strong showing for the Toronto rapper, as he gets into a lyrical exercise and throws shots at Joe Budden by rhyming, “I’ve seen, buddin’ careers turn to sit around and talk about other careers/judging they peers, knowledge from n****s who did not contribute to none of this here.” It sounds like Drake has decided to diss Budden back after all.

It looks like both songs are going to be a part of his upcoming Scary Hours album. Who knows when it’s coming out, but the two songs are a strong sign for what we have in store.

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