In a shocking turn of events, Drake’s latest single, “What Did I Miss,” is crashing hard, and the fallout is reverberating through the hip-hop community. The track, intended as a triumphant comeback, has flopped spectacularly with just 2.81 million streams on its first day—pale compared to Kendrick Lamar’s recent hits, which raked in up to 6.6 million. As fans scramble to defend the Canadian rapper, the reality is clear: Drake’s latest effort is being deemed a “piece of garbage” by critics and fans alike.

But the drama doesn’t end there. In a series of subliminal shots, Drake has taken aim at several high-profile figures, including NBA superstar LeBron James, who has reacted with a subtle yet biting response. Instead of engaging directly, LeBron simply liked a post from Future, another artist caught in Drake’s crosshairs, which read, “I’mma always choose being real over anything.” This cryptic move has sent shockwaves through social media, highlighting LeBron’s indifference to Drake’s ongoing antics.

Drake’s self-proclaimed “Iceman era” appears to be spiraling into chaos, with fans and critics alike questioning the rapper’s grip on reality. His attempts to reignite his career through petty disses and public meltdowns are increasingly falling flat, revealing a desperate artist clinging to past glories. As LeBron focuses on his upcoming season and Future stands firm in his choices, it’s clear that the music world is moving on, leaving Drake in the dust.

With mounting evidence of his declining relevance, the question remains: can Drake recover from this latest misstep, or has he truly missed the mark? As the hip-hop landscape shifts, all eyes are on the Iceman—will he rise from the ashes or continue to crash and burn? The stakes have never been higher.