ScHoolboy Q Enjoys Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' Taking Over Drake's Toronto Venue

ScHoolboy Q has gotten a little bit of revenge on Drake as Kendrick Lamar‘s “Not Like Us” was played by DJ Scheme at the Toronto venue he was prevented from performing at.

Q had been booked to perform at History, which is co-owned by Drizzy, earlier this month but the concert was canceled at the last minute, with Q blaming the ongoing feud between Drake and his former TDE labelmate Kendrick.

The “Collard Greens” hitmaker has now gotten the chance to enjoy Drake getting taunted in his own venue thanks to Scheme, who played K. Dot’s chart-topping diss track to an incredibly enthusiastic Canadian crowd during a show on Monday (July 29).

The DJ/producer posted a video on social media of the audience rapping along to every word of “Not Like Us” and quoted a line from the song, writing: “Sometimes u gotta PoP Out.”

ScHoolboy Q quickly caught wind of the clip and seemingly relished Drake getting trolled as he tweeted: “HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHH [blue circle emoji].”

DJ Scheme also appeared to confirm that playing “Not Like Us” was a show of solidarity with Q as he responded to his post, saying: “Got u always OG.”

Sometimes u gotta PoP Out 📍
History @ History 🙂‍↔️ pic.twitter.com/3UdhEFZ8Dy

— SCHEME (@DJSCHEME_) July 30, 2024

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHH 🔵

— ScHoolboy Q (@ScHoolboyQ) July 30, 2024

Got u always OG 🤍

— SCHEME (@DJSCHEME_) July 30, 2024

ScHoolboy Q was initially fuming after he was blocked from performing in Toronto.

At the time, he wrote on X (formerly Twitter): “THey just cancelled my sHow in TORONTO… CANADIAN POLICE DONT WANT NOBODY FROM TDE PERFORMING.”

He also appeared to threaten violence while referencing the bitter rivalry between Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s respective camps: “[I]f we wanted to get yall we would’ve just did it.. now wHen sumbody get Hurt don’t cry.”

In response, Drake seemingly trolled Q by posting a selfie of him wearing blue slides, an apparent reference to the West Coast rapper’s song of the same name.

He was also seen rocking a “Free Yayo” T-shirt, identical to the one that Eminem wore at the 2003 Grammy Awards while the G-Unit rapper was locked up.

The shirt appeared to be a nod to Tony Yayo’s recent comments that Drake’s enemies should watch out when traveling to Canada.

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“You can’t really give your opinion because n-ggas still wanna go to Canada. You don’t wanna say something about Drake and now you can’t go to Canada,” he told VladTV while discussing Drake’s beef with Kendrick. “You got wild n-ggas in Canada like Pressa, Bun and Top5, all these wild n-ggas.

“And then you gotta come on the West Coast — that’s the grandfather of fucking gangbanging. You know how fans get. It could be a fan that punch you in the head.”

DJ Scheme also previously called out Drake for allegedly dissing his close friend and collaborator XXXTENTACION following his death in 2018.

“My Only Issue Is That After My Brother Died All Drake Did Was Throw Shots To Look More Gangster,” he wrote on X last month. “So To Wrap Things Up It’s Still Fuck Drake.”

He added: “My loyalty is to MY family that’s it. & I consider each and every one of you guys apart of it.”