“What do n****s that hate Drake listen to when tings are around?” he asked in his first post. “Lmaoooo what do n****s on the other side play when they’re trying to have a vibe I’m curious?” he asked again in a follow-up. Of course, the “other side” refers to Lamar fans, given Boi-1da’s own affiliation with Drake. The replies did not hesitate to make fun of him.
“Kendrick put yo bum a** out of a job my n***a real talk,” wrote a top comment. “Meet The Grahams,” said a second user. “Every woman would evacuate the function,” Boi-1da responded. “Not your weak a** production n***a,” replied a third. User @hiiipowers, known for providing news on Lamar and Top Dawg Entertainment, posted a photo of Lamar and Boi-1da in the studio together, simply asking “this you?”
Boi-1da co-produced “N95,” from Lamar’s 2022 comeback album, Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers. He also co-produced “The Blacker The Berry,” from 2015’s To Pimp A Butterfly.
Boi-1da Drake Songs
In addition to pointing out the “vibe” tracks in Lamar’s discography, the replies also cited dozens of other rappers and R&B singers that also fit that criteria. Some of the names listed included The Weeknd, 6LACK, SZA, and many others.
Boi-1da also received some flowers from Billboard recently, in the form of being recognized as one of the top 25 producers of the 21st century. He was the man behind the beat of Drake’s first big hit, “Best I Ever Had,” and has not looked back since. In addition to Drake, he’s also worked with Lamar, Eminem, Rihanna, and several more of the biggest artists around. And now, he knows what non-Drake music people listen to when they want to “have a vibe.”