Hours after Drake released his Scorpion album, he got put on BLAST by Lil B’s Producer for beat-jacking for Scorpion!
Read on to see what Lil B’s producer Keyboard Kid did to show that Drake pulled a Beyonce on B…
CelebNMusic247.com has the latest hip-hop feud coming from Lil B’s camp who ain’t staying quiet about Drake stealing beats for his Scorpion album.
Brandon McCartney, better known as Lil B aka the BasedGod just had his producer point out that Drizzy Drake of jacking the beat and concept featured on one of the project’s songs.
HHDX dropped the news first after Keyboard Kid posted a series of Tweets putting the Champagne Papi on BLAST:
The particular song in question is “Survival,” the opening track to Scorpion, produced by No. I.D. and Noah “40” Shebib.
According to many on social media, the song sounds nearly identical to Lil B’s 2014 track “I’m Tupac,” which was produced by Keyboard Kid.
NOTE: Short of accusing the 6 God of straight out boosting his beat, Keyboard Kid did go on to let his followers know that he was not credited nor compensated but was flattered at the thought of inspiring No I.D, who is credited with producing “Survival” alongside Noah “40” Shebib.
B’s producer posted this on Twitter:
He continued to question Drake’s legendary hip-hop status, stating:
Check Drizzy’s “Survival” vs Lil B “I’m Tupac”:
