Drake Called Out By Baltimore Rapper Over Uncredited ‘For All The Dogs’ Feature

Drake has been placed on blast by a Baltimore artist named Rye Rye who claimed she was sampled on For All The Canines.

Rye Rye took to social media on Friday (October 6) after realizing her “What” ad-lib had unknowingly been used on the 21 Savage-assisted “Calling For You.”

“I WANNA BE FLATTERED SO BAD however now I feeel like this n-gga trolling @champagnepapi this shit loopy this millionaire used my pattern for the 2nd time .. I actually beloved Drake as an artist however shit like this throw you off,” she wrote.

“I’m laughing nevertheless it’s actually not humorous @champagnepapi DRAKE I EXPECT MORE OF YOU OMG ..yall I would go right into a deep melancholy once more however I’m completely satisfied too but additionally I really feel performed with.”

Rye Rye continued: “Me and @blaqstarr FR ought to be getting our credit score however this additionally lets me know I’m legendary lol Thanks However cease profiting from black ladies dawgggg.”

The uncredited vocals initially landed on the deluxe version of Rye’s 2012 album Go! Pop! Bang!.

Like how tf lil John chair squeaking pattern get credited on currents over my precise voice WTF ..I’m feeling indignant inside another time.. I really feel so disrespected.. guess that’s how the sport goes huh lol bettttt

— Rye Rye (@RyeRye) October 6, 2023

“Calling For You” landed as observe no. 3 on For All The Canines and is produced by a phalanx that features Lil Yachty, PoWR Trav, Jaystolaa, 40, Gentuar Memishi, Glyn Brown and Money Cobain.

“It’s essential to rent a lawyer and actually observe down who’s relapsing your vocals to be used and go from there … legit loopy at this level the way you’re not being correctly credited,” a pal urged within the feedback.

Sadly for the “21 Leap Road” artist, this isn’t the primary time Rye Rye’s vocals have popped up on a Drake document in an uncredited trend.

Final 12 months, an identical state of affairs transpired when her ad-libs appeared on Actually, Nevermind‘s “Currents.”

“Like how tf lil John chair squeaking pattern get credited on currents over my precise voice WTF,” she added on Twitter. “I’m feeling indignant inside another time.. I really feel so disrespected.. guess that’s how the sport goes huh lol bettttt.”