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Drake and LeBron James’ friendship has always been one of those high-profile connections that fans loved to watch play out. Rap star and NBA royalty crossing paths made sense. But over the past year, things seemed shaky once James pulled up to Kendrick Lamar’s Pop Out show in Los Angeles.
The event was already a hot commodity since it came right in the middle of Kendrick and Drake’s heated feud, fresh off songs like “Euphoria” and “Not Like Us.” For fans, seeing James in that crowd felt like a subtle statement that didn’t sit well with Drake.
Not long after, Drake dropped his “Fighting Irish Freestyle,” and the internet was quick to connect the dots. The Toronto rapper used a title tied directly to James’ high school team, St. Vincent-St. Mary, where he played as part of the Fighting Irish. Many took it as a sly shot at the Lakers star, even though Drake never outright confirmed it. The tension only grew when Drake released “What Did I Miss?” where he rapped, “I saw bro went to Pop Out with them, but been d*ck riding gang since ‘Headlines.’” Lines like that made it clear he hadn’t let the Pop Out moment slide.
Now, James is finally addressing where things stand. In a new Complex interview, the Lakers forward kept it short but made his point: the love is still there, even if they’re moving differently. “Always wish him the best. Obviously, different places right now. He’s doing his thing. I’m doing mine. But, it’s always love for sure,” he said. No details, no drama, just a reminder that while the bond may not look the same, the respect hasn’t disappeared. Drake has not publicly addressed the fallout at this time.
