Toronto rapper 'Mo-G' accuses Drake of "Swagger Jacking"
Drake has another feud blowing in the wind and his name is Mo-G. The Toronto-based MC, who the 6 God rapper name-checks on “Summer Sixteen,” is now accusing Drizzy of being a “swagger jacker.” “Have you ever, ever heard in the history of hip-hop a man that gives away his creativity and helps make Billboard hits, but doesn’t get paid a dollar for it or credit for it?” Mo-G said in an Instagram video recently. “That doesn’t make sense, but exposing these ni**as will make sense. Fuck you b*tch ass ni**as. It’s on, b*tch.”
Mo-G’s song “Still” features a lyric that he feels has inspired Drake: “Switch it up with the left like Ginobili.” In the video for the song, Mo also does a dance move with his left hand.
Drake performed the same dance move in his music video for “Energy” and later named San Antonio Spurs guard Manu Ginobili in a line off “Jumpman”: “I hit that Ginobili with my left hand up like woo.”
Following this, Mo-G claimed that Drake asked to sample his voice for a track off his upcoming, highly-anticipated album "Views From the 6" and even shared a DM snapshot, which appears to show Drizzy asking for a “voice note.” He also said he was called upon to provide hooks, bars, and flows for the project. Mo-G also aims at OVO founder Oliver El-Khatib, who’s also Drake’s manager. Mo-G has posted a DM screenshot and other images sparking the feud on his instagram - @suttonave.
