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Many have perceived these lines to be a shot at Kanye West , who Drake’s beefing with after Ye supposedly told Pusha T about Drake’s son, Adonis—which would then lead to his May 2018 diss track “The Story of Adidon” —and that Drake originally wanted the “Lift Yourself” beat. Some evidence supporting this theory is explained in a popular Twitter thread, which compares the location of Drake’s house to Kanye’s house: Later in a December 2018 tweet, Kanye acknowledged Drake’s lines were allegedly about him: