It appears Drake is still unamused by his feud with Kendrick Lamar. Memphis Bleek’s attempt to defend the Toronto rapper was met with mockery from the 6 God rather than gratitude.

The conversation about suing Universal Music Group for defamation began during Bleek’s appearance on “Club Shay Shay” when he and host Shannon Sharpe started discussing it. Despite Brooklyn’s rapper’s reservations about filing a lawsuit in a rap feud, he dismissed the matter as not career-threatening due to Drizzy’s proven track record of producing hit songs.

Bleek concurred with host Shannon Sharpe’s statement that Drake frequently collaborates with other artists, and responded by saying, “He should have given me a verse.” I would have stood right beside you, just like Superman.

The Coming Of Age rapper commented, “You won’t find any love here.” You’re going to be used by others for the purposes they require. After they’re finished with you, they will put you back, because they no longer require you. They acquired what they required. This game is very unscrupulous; you really need to choose who your allies are and who you can’t trust.

Despite that being good advice, it seems that Drake wasn’t interested in hearing it, even when Bleek was trying to remain neutral. On Monday, September 22, the 6 God seemingly responded to criticism with a caption for a carousel of several video clips that read: “Oh nice, more unwanted advice from rappers we admired in 2005.”

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The Brooklyn rapper’s apparent jab at Bleek clearly hit a sensitive spot. LeBron James recently commented on the strained relationship he shares with rapper Drake. We’re in different locations at the moment. “The famed athlete stated in an interview on ‘360 With Speedy,’ ‘he’s doing his thing, I’m doing mine, but it’s love for certain.'”

Drake has also fired shots at the NBA superstar in his songs and covered up his tattoo of the Hall of Famer, so it may not be likely to see any reconciliations in the near future.