Drake is involved in another controversy, this time with Metro Boomin. Know the meaning of “BBL Drizzy” as the term goes viral
Metro Boomin created a music beat by sampling another song. He then used Twitter to announce a contest. The winner will be the person who submits the best verse to complement his beat.
What is the meaning and full form of “BBL Drizzy” as rapper Metro Boomin beat goes viral amidst Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef
“BBL” typically stands for “Brazilian Butt Lift,” a popular cosmetic surgery procedure, and “Drizzy” is rapper Drake’s name. In this context, “BBL Drizzy” could be referring to a discussion, dispute, or a song involving Drake, possibly humorously associating him with a BBL, or it might be a nickname or title.
And on the off chance that Metro Boomin doesn't trust you…well…
— Drizzy (@Drake) February 16, 2016
As for the situation between two rappers, it sounds like there’s a conflict or a noteworthy exchange concerning this song that has gone viral. Each rapper might be giving their take or critique on the song’s content, its impact, or each other’s involvement or portrayal in it. This kind of discussion often fuels media coverage and social media discussions, leading to a song gaining further attention and popularity.
The song “BBL Drizzy” was initially made by King Willonius, a comedian, and it comments humorously on rumours that Drake might have undergone a Brazilian butt lift, hence the “BBL” in the title.
Following that, the music producer Metro created a beat based on the song and then announced a contest on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), promising a prize for the person who submits the best verse to complement the beat.
Drake criticised Metro Boomin
This move is just one of Metro’s responses to Drake, who had previously criticized Metro (among others) in his song “Push Ups.” Metro Boomin recently unleashed a series of disses on Twitter targeting Drake, accusing him of racism and also suggesting he is gay. This attack included a tweet with a photo of Drake wearing blackface makeup, and another tweet featuring a video of Drake wearing nail polish and embracing a man.
WE DONT ROCK WIT BBL DRIZZY ROUND HERE #BBLDRIZZY #bbldrizzybeatgivaway pic.twitter.com/p3NK5m5avS
— scoob . (@scxba_) May 6, 2024
Drake soon responded to the posts, but his reply might surprise some fans. The “Hotline Bling” rapper seemingly chose not to delve deeply into the controversy, apparently not giving Metro the satisfaction of a heated response.
Reactions from fans
The most entertaining part of this beef, apart from Drake’s humorous and low-key reply, is the reaction from fans. The contest has evolved into a TikTok challenge, with numerous creators composing and sharing their verses on the platform.
“Even people who don’t have a stake in the battle are battling for a free beat,” joked @charliecurtisb.