Canadian rapper Aubrey 'Drake' Graham, a multi-Grammy winner, has made a bold statement, indicating he would retire from rapping if anyone could substantiate claims of him having a secret daughter.

This declaration came in response to Kendrick Lamar's suggestion in his diss track 'Meet The Grahams' that Drake has an 11-year-old secret daughter, criticizing him for not being involved in her life. Lamar further asserted his disdain for Drake in another track called 'Euphoria,' proclaiming himself as Drake's "biggest hater."

American media personality Akademiks reported that Drake refuted these allegations, promising to leave the music industry and work for Akademiks if evidence of his secret daughter surfaced. Akademiks shared this during his show, revealing Drake's message to him: "Ak, if you or anybody can prove that I have an 11-year-old daughter, I’ll quit rapping and come work for you."

This feud began when Lamar stirred controversy by dissing Drake and J.Cole on Future and Metro Boomin's track 'Like That.' Both J.Cole and Drake responded with their own diss tracks aimed at Lamar. However, J.Cole later apologized and removed his diss track. In his response, J.Cole criticized Lamar on '7 Minute Drill,' likening his decline to that of 'The Simpsons.'

During his performance at the 2024 Dreamville Festival in North Carolina, J.Cole took a moment to publicly apologize to Lamar, surprising many. In retaliation, Drake released 'Taylor Made Freestyle,' where he dissed Kendrick Lamar and featured AI-generated versions of the late 2Pac and Snoop Dogg's voices.