DJ Khaled Posts Sizzla Quote After Drake's 'ICEMAN' Diss Over Palestine Silence

3 articles · Updated · HotNewHipHop · May 15

DJ Khaled shared a Jamaica horseback video with his family and a Sizzla lyric about enemies scattering, a post widely read as his answer to Drake’s new “ICEMAN” attack.
On “Make Them Pay,” Drake accused Khaled of staying silent on Palestine while trying to stay neutral during last year’s rap feud, rapping that Khaled’s “people are still waitin’ for a free Palestine.”
The jab also revived tension over Khaled’s earlier attempt to promote his next album by saying it would include 2 Drake songs, despite Drake showing little interest in backing artists who did not defend him.
Khaled’s post did not address Palestine directly, leaving the dispute centered on Drake’s charge that the producer has avoided speaking publicly on the issue.

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