DRAKE SLAMMED BY XXXTENTACION COLLABORATOR FOR DISSING LATE RAPPER TO 'LOOK GANGSTER'

Drake has been called out by one of XXXTENTACION‘s collaborators for allegedly dissing the deceased rapper to enhance his tough guy image.

DJ Scheme, who was a member of the collective Members Only alongside X and others, aired his grievances with the 6 God on Sunday (June 23) following boxer Ryan Garcia’s wild claim that Drizzy killed the “Look At Me!” hitmaker.

“My Only Issue Is That After My Brother Died All Drake Did Was Throw Shots To Look More Gangster,” Scheme wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “So To Wrap Things Up It’s Still Fuck Drake.”

He added: “My loyalty is to MY family that’s it. & I consider each and every one of you guys apart of it.”

In Garcia’s original posts, he wrote: “Fuck it drake killed X. Don’t screenshot. Just kidding I don’t give a fuck.”

However, he later apologized, writing: “I’m sorry Drake my bad it’s love.”

Drizzy previously found himself roped into in X’s murder trial when suspect Dedrick Williams’ lawyer presented the rap star as a possible alternative theory to the killing, citing the pair’s issues before the Florida rapper’s death in 2018.

Months before he was killed, X wrote on his Instagram Stories: “If anyone tries to kill me it was @champagnepapi. I’m snitching RN.” He also accused Drake of stealing his flow on his More Life mixtape.

Drake was even ordered to give a deposition in the case due to his rift with X.

However, murder suspect Robert Allen shut down the theory that Drizzy was involved, saying that he had never met the rapper.

Judge Michael A. Usan later approved Drake’s motion to avoid the deposition due to a lack of evidence connecting him to the murder.

The rapper’s attorney Bradford Cohen argued that the court had no relevant information to question his client, which the judge ultimately agreed with.

Drake later appeared to jab XXXTENTACION on “Daylight” from his 2023 album For All the Dogs.

“I wasn’t there when they caught the body/ TBS think that I bought the body/ Take more than that to go pop somebody,” he rapped on the song.

It has also been speculated that the Toronto native was taunting X on his Her Loss track with 21 Savage, “On BS,” which included the lyrics: “If he held his tongue on that Live, he’d be alive again, damn.”