During a recent stream with xQc, Drake made comments that have raised eyebrows among fans, sparking speculation that he may have addressed his ongoing rivalry with Kendrick Lamar. While not directly naming his rival,

Drake took subtle shots at Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, and more during a surprise stream appearance with xQc. The rap world was buzzing earlier this year when a casual "Big Three" comment from J. Cole sparked a major feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. During a Kick stream with xQc, Drake seemingly added The Weeknd to his growing list of rivals.

Drake threw some major shade at Kendrick and The Weekend on xQc's livestream this weekend. Drake isn't done with the Kendrick Lamar beef as the rapper publicly shaded K. Dot on xQc's livestream. As well as taking shots at the 'Not Like Us' rapper, Drake also went for The Weeknd and dragged him into enemy territory whilst on live.

When popular streamer xQc played a song by The Weeknd, Drake interrupted, saying, “Switch this… We don’t listen to that,” and added a cryptic reference to being “real 6ixers.” The statement, referencing their shared Toronto roots, appeared to double as a jab at their fractured relationship.

Drake is still salty and takes shots at Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd and Steve Lacy during appearance on xQc's stream. X clowns him.

"I wanna hear that real sh*t," Drake said during a stream that also saw him calling Steve Lacy a "fragile opp."

The term “6ixers” is one Drake has used to refer to Toronto, a nod to the city’s 416 area code. He explained the reference during a 2016 appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, saying, “At one point Toronto was broken up into six areas (Old Toronto, Scarborough, East York, North York, Etobicoke, and York), so it’s all clicking, man.”

As the rap world celebrated the surprise release of his nemesis Kendrick Lamar's new album GNX, Drake went on popular streamer XQC's livestream Sunday night, where he appeared mostly unbothered despite being the subject of Kendrick's Grammy-nominated diss track "Not Like Us.