Why ludacris disses drake

Drake was in the midst of a record-breaking night at the Billboard Music Awards when he seemingly came out of left field to squash his beef with Ludacris , who was hosting this year's show. Here's the thing about Drizzy's squashing his beef with Luda: most people had no idea they were beefing in the first place.

Minutes after Drizzy's speech, plenty of people were wondering what, exactly, Drizzy was talking about. That, like many of life's most important questions, requires a history lesson.

Let's take it back to , when Drizzy called out "other rappers" for using Big Sean's patented "Supa Dupa" flow. Seven years is a long time, so you might not remember Luda's usage of the Supa Dupa flow, or even what the Supa Dupa flow is in the first place. It's no wonder that bygones are bygones in this barely-registering beef.

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I wish they had left that for people that know how to use it. Drake targeted Ludacris again on his track "How About Now. In , Luda chimed in on the song during an interview with The Breakfast Club.