Asia-Pacific Newsweek
It’s not an ordinary day, one of the world’s biggest rappers calls you out, but Alex Warren is striking forward to Drake’s recent Diss.
In response to Drizzy’s comment about TikToker’s smash hit “ordinary” blocking the former’s “What do I miss?” from the No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week, Warren posted a sarcastic video on Instagram Stories on Monday (July 14). In the clip, he dances on Drake’s “Nokia” and stares innocently at the camera as he shakes his hips: “Baby girl/Let me see you dance, let me see you spin.”
Warren instead of the title, just tagged Drake’s username. “Nokia” also happened to have never reached No. 1 on the Hot 100, debuting in March, and eventually climbing to No. 2 in the second month.
Warren’s response was second on Canadian Superstar’s Hot 100 list on July 19. In his story, Drake wrote earlier Monday: “The suppressor is in No. 1.”
He added at the time: “I will soon not have to worry about one song or another.” He shared a top ten graphics in the U.S. charts showing “What am I missing?” sitting under Warren’s “Pranison”, ranked No. 1.
Although Drake may not be happy with the position of “What am I missing?” On this week’s rankings, the track still earned him a record 81st place and 81st place in the Hot 100. He now ranks 359 more than any other artist in history.
In addition, it turns out that “normal” is difficult to beat. Warren’s breakthrough blow has been at its highest for six weeks, temporarily extorted by Sabrina Carpenter’s “character” only in the first week of late June.
Warren is currently in the release of “Rosé” with Rosé, which follows his jelly scroll duo “Bloody”. Both tracks will appear on Warren’s new album You’ll be fine, kidFriday (July 18).
