Twitter was up in arms earlier this week after The Weeknd unleashed a new collaborative single with Gesaffelstein called “Lost In The Fire.” There’s a line in the song that many people believe is a clear shot at Drake.
“I just want a baby with the right one/‘Cause I would never be the one to hide one,” The Weeknd sings.
Twitter took that as a jab toward his fellow Toronto native who was called out for hiding the son he fathered with former softcore porn actress Sophie Brussaux.
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Pusha T exposed Drake’s “secret son” in “The Story of Adidon” diss track released last May. As a result, Drake fessed up to having the child on the Scorpion track “March 14” and has since made an effort to have his son in his life.
Check out Twitter’s reactions to the perceived diss below.
OVOXO fans listening to The Weeknd dragging Drake for his secret baby in Lost in the Fire pic.twitter.com/rCt88dYEDq
— Marzi della Greca (@eeveeskeevy) January 11, 2019
Wait a minute…….. did The Weeknd just diss Drake?! But I thought y’all were friends?! pic.twitter.com/QnrVFIi8rN
— M (@Mauree_Nicole) January 11, 2019
dawg did The Weeknd just diss Drake LMFAOOO pic.twitter.com/f4XF5hSPUZ
— Robbing (@robbing_) January 11, 2019
That drake diss in lost in the fire ? #TheWeekndpic.twitter.com/5F7X2oYUvf
— Dougie ? (@ItsCodLogic) January 11, 2019
Did you guys really think the weeknd wasn’t going to diss drake on a track after drake wrote a whole song (finesse) about trying to date bella hadid behind his back after their break lol okkkk pic.twitter.com/NPKPae1HtC
— سيسبان السيد عمر (@Salsayedomar) January 11, 2019
Me listening to The Weeknd diss Drake pic.twitter.com/KbpWE6nc7Q
— Kayla Martin (@kay_byeee) January 11, 2019
@theweeknd@Drake DID YOU TWO FORGET THIS?? Y'ALL ARE SUPPOSED TO BE THE OVOXO FAM, BROTHERS DAWG! KEEP ME OUTTA THIS BEEF Y'ALL ???????? #LostInTheFirepic.twitter.com/0EnX7eON2h
— SAF ? (@safknws) January 11, 2019
WHY IS @theweeknd CALLING OUT @Drake on #LostInTheFire??? ????♀️ pic.twitter.com/iUSZaABJSv
— SAF ? (@safknws) January 11, 2019
— Kayla Dixon (@kaylamdixon) January 11, 2019
