Demi Adejuyigbe - Drake responds to Kendrick

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{Verse 1}
Ayo, Kung Fu Kenny
I'm yelling "Fuck you" plenty
You got me sick, let's clear the air
Like we in March 2020
And I've been tryin' to keep It friendly
Just like the restaurant chain
But this shit for the birds, man
Put som respect on my name
And this is coming from Aubrey
I ain't using no pseudonym
I'm depressed in my groupchats
Asking, "What did I do to him?"
You was trynna come for the kings
Like playing chess, man, that's priceless
But you really hurt my feelings
Call me J. Louis-Dreyfus

{Verse 2}
'Cause I stay in a lane
And I mind my own business
And I do SNL which stands for "See Niggas Limits"
And I keep moving Onward
You may thinks I'm Downhill
But I'm onto adventures
Call me Christine Cam-

Release Date: March 28, 2024

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eronI even got my own planeI don't need no endorsementI'm flying high, no turbulenceYou can't bring me down, no deterrentI'm Drake, I'm the kingAnd I'm here to staySo keep my name out your mouthOr you'll regret that dayI'm the GOAT, the legendAnd I won't be forgottenSo watch your back, Kung Fu Kenny'Cause Drake is coming for ya, bottom line, no bluffin'

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Demi Adejuyigbe is an American comedy writer, podcaster and social media personality. In the realm of music, he is best known for his pop culture parodies and satirical covers.

He first rose to prominence on the much beloved, now defunct social media site Vine, where he went under the username of Electrolemon. Since the closure of Vine, he now posts songs and videos on Youtube and Twitter, with his most well-known video being a song about Star Wars character Lando Calrissian written in the style of a circa-2011 Childish Gambino song, which gained over 120K views and 2.5K likes.

Since moving to Los Angeles in 2013, he has joined the writers' rooms of shows like the critical darling The Good Place and The Late Show with James Corden, where he has written more song parodies like “thank u, jeff” and “Spittin' Venom.”

He also co-hosted the extremely popular comedy podcast Gilmore Guys, where he and co-host Kevin T. Porter discuss the television show Gilmore Girls. Currently, he co-hosts a podcast with fellow Vine veteran Miel Bredow called Punch Up the Jam, where they critique and then re-write classic pop songs.