The song takes the form of an open letter to Drake's son, Adonis, who was famously exposed to the world in the Pusha T diss "The Story of Adidon." Kendrick Lamar takes a sympathetic approach to the kid, saying that his father is a bad influence. He gives Adonis advice on how to be a man, which is a sore spot that Lamar previously poked at on "6:11 In L.A." He claimed that Drake has spent too much time on his music and not on being a good parent. "Never code switch, whether right or wrong, you a black man," Lamar raps. "Even if it don't benefit your goals, do some push ups. Get some discipline, don't cut them corners like your daddy did, f*ck what Ozempic did."
The real bombshell comes later in the track, though when Lamar reveals that Drake has a daughter than he has not publicly acknowledged. The third verse is addressed to Drake's alleged daughter, though the rapper refrains from using any names. He comforts the girl for not having a father in her life. "I'm sorry that your father not active inside your world," he adds. "He don't commit to much but his music, yeah, that's for sure. He a narcissist, misogynist, livin' inside his songs. Try destroy families rather than takin' care of his own."
At midnight, Kendrick hit back with the six-and-a-half-minute diss “meet the grahams.” He was also in the mood to bring up family, opening by addressing Adonis and saying he’s sorry Drake is his father. He went on to address Sandra and Dennis Graham — and an alleged daughter of Drake’s who is at least 11 years old. (“nahhhh hold on can someone find my hidden daughter pls and send her to me …these guys are in shambles 🤣🤣🤣,” Drake later responded in an Instagram Story.) Kendrick also accused Drake of employing sex offenders at OVO. He called him a “predator,” “narcissist,” “misogynist,” and ultimately “a fuckin’ deadbeat that should never see more life.”
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