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Steve Lacy Thought ‘It Was So Awesome’ That Drake Called Him a ‘Fragile Opp’

“I was like, ‘This is so beautiful,'" the Billboard-charting artist shared in a recent Rolling Stone interview.

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Steve Lacy is seemingly charmed by Drake’s backhanded compliment.

Nine months after the Toronto rapper called the alt-R&B singer his “fragile opp” in a livestream, Lacy still finds the humour in the situation.


Yesterday (August 14), in a conversation with Rolling Stone, Lacy was asked about Drake’s comment. The “Bad Habit” singer’s response was fairly complimentary, while he expressed an affinity for Drizzy’s music.

“I thought it was so awesome. I love Drake. I grew up listening to Drake and s—t, you know,” Lacy said to senior music editor Jeff Ihaza. “I was like, ‘This is so beautiful.’”

He continued: “I didn’t know what it meant — no one knew what it meant [...] I thought it was really sweet,” he explained. Lacy shared that he was receiving texts referencing Drake’s comment, but was ultimately confused, until one of Lacy's collaborators, singer Fousheé, sent him the clip. "I was like, ‘Whoa,'" he said. "I was so excited.”

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The original diss came from a November stream with Drake and streamer xQc, when the rapper was listening to Lacy’s aforementioned top 10 Billboard Canadian Hot 100 hit.

“This guy’s like a fragile opp — it is a good song, though,” Drake said. “Chat knows what I’m talking about. Fragility.”

Many fans speculated that the rapper was taking a dig at Lacy after the California native performed at Kendrick Lamar’s Pop Out concert last year.

Lacy playfully responded to Drizzy’s comments: “WAITTTTTT LMAOOOO WHAT IN THE,” he wrote. “Who tryna be my…fragile opp?” Subsequently, he reposted Drake’s statement about him and captioned his IG Story with “Yoooooooooo” while the rapper’s 2019 track “I Get Lonely” played in the background.

In yesterday's interview, Lacy revealed that he's planning to release his next album, OH YEAH?, in the coming months. It's the follow-up to 2022's Gemini Rights.
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Tory Lanez Announces New Tour Despite Being In Prison

The multi-city Not on "Tor" tour will feature DJs, special guests and music from the rapper's catalogue and make stops in Toronto and Montreal. The rapper will not be there himself, as he continues to a ten-year prison sentence on felony charges stemming from a 2020 shooting incident involving rapper Megan Thee Stallion.

Tory Lanez is hitting the road from behind bars.

The Brampton-born rapper and singer has announced his Not On "Tor" tour, a multi-city experience that will bring his music into a live setting and connect fans to his catalogue while he continues to serve his ten-year prison sentence on felony assault charges. Kicking off on Sept. 25 with five dates across the U.S., the trek will also make two Canadian stops in Montreal and Toronto, whose details have been saved for a forthcoming special announcement.

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