Drake’s new album art has fans scratching their heads over its uncanny resemblance to Freddie Gibbs’ previous work.
- Drizzy and PartyNextDoor revealed their album art featuring rabbits with dollar signs, sparking accusations of plagiarism.
- Freddie Gibbs’ fans quickly noticed similarities to his long-standing rabbit theme, stirring online debate.
- Gibbs openly agreed with fans about the resemblance, even referencing ongoing disputes with other artists.
- This situation unfolds amidst the backdrop of Kendrick Lamar’s highly talked-about Super Bowl performance.
In a surprising twist, fans of hip-hop are buzzing about Drake’s new album artwork, which they claim mirrors the iconic style of Freddie Gibbs. This revelation came after Drake and PartyNextDoor unveiled their yet-to-be-released album, showcasing an art piece that seemed all too familiar.
The album, titled ‘$ome $exy $ongs 4 U’, features a bold visual with cartoon rabbits flaunting dollar signs. As soon as it was shared, fans were quick to point out that this design bore a striking resemblance to the creative flair Freddie Gibbs has been known for.
Freddie Gibbs, a Grammy-nominated rapper known for his distinct style, did not shy away from the controversy. He took to social media, highlighting the eerie similarities, and even hinted at some rivalry vibes with a cheeky nod to Soulja Boy’s feuds with Drake.
For years, Gibbs has incorporated the rabbit motif in his albums and merchandise, notably in his ‘$oul $old $eparately’ campaign. Fans are convinced this isn’t a coincidence, suggesting Drake knew exactly what he was doing by echoing Gibbs’ established theme.
Adding to the drama, this dispute follows just days after Kendrick Lamar dominated social media with his Super Bowl performance, where he decisively ended his own beef with Drake. This context has only fueled speculation that Drake might be embroiled in a fresh showdown—this time with Freddie Gibbs.
The controversy around Drake’s album cover is adding a new chapter to hip-hop rivalries, keeping fans intrigued.
