AceShowbiz - Drake has faced scrutiny after his lyrical battle with Kendrick Lamar, which included Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us" accusing Drake of sexual predation. Drake's legal actions against music companies for allegedly boosting Lamar's song have sparked mixed reactions.

In support of Drake, Amber Rose appeared on the "Pillow Talk" podcast and asserted, "Drake is the voice of our generation." She argued that Drake's contributions to music and memories should not be overshadowed by his loss in the rap battle. Rose also speculated that Drake's biracial identity may contribute to the criticism he receives. She related it to her own experiences as a biracial person, stating that detractors often use racialized terms like "white" or "light-skin" to diminish his credibility.

Rose's support for Drake has been met with praise from some while others continue to question his talent. Additionally, Rose has drawn attention for her support of Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention. She explained her reasoning as a mother who cares deeply about her children.

Rose also accused Beyonce Knowles of plagiarism, claiming she used her words without attribution at a rally. However, this claim has not been substantiated.

As the Drake vs. Kendrick battle continues, Amber Rose's perspective offers a unique lens on the music industry and the challenges faced by biracial individuals.