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Drake Unfollows Timbaland After Remarks About 'Not Like Us' Lawsuit, Timbaland Clarifies His Comments
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Drake's use of Instagram to unfollow opponents and send indirect messages has become a contentious trend amid his feud with Kendrick Lamar, with a recent instance involving Timbaland.

AceShowbiz - Drake has gained a reputation for using social media to unfollow those he deems opponents amid his rap beef with Kendrick Lamar. Whether targeting high-profile figures like LeBron James, Drake's move for unfollowing are typically sparked by disagreements or perceived slights.

In a recent incident, Drake reportedly unfollowed renowned producer Timbaland after the latter commented on a post wondering if Drake would win a $2 billion lawsuit and "declare war on the music industry." Timbaland's response, a shaking head emoji, allegedly prompted Drizzy's unfollow.

However, Timbaland later clarified his emoji's meaning, "Let the story play out. Mal might be on to something. They say you have to destroy to rebuild!!!"

Drake has also become the butt of the jokes on "Inside the NBA" which features Shaquille O'Neal. During a segment playing Kendrick Lamar's "TV Off," O'Neal's co-host Jalen Rose jokingly mused if Drake would sue them if they continued playing the song.

Drake's penchant for using social media as a means of sending messages has left fans divided. Nonetheless, it appears that Drake will continue to engage in this approach, even as it sparks controversy.

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