Kanye West has got one less follower.
After five years, Drake officially unfollowed Ye on 'Gram. On Monday, fans noticed that OVO rap icon dumped his rival on the social media platform. He currently follows 2,620 people and Kanye is no longer one of them, a sign that they are still not on good terms. However, he surprisingly follows the Kanye parody account @KanyeDoingThings.
DRAKE HAS OFFICIALLY UNFOLLOWED KANYE WEST ON INSTAGRAM AFTER 5 YEARS OF FOLLOWING: PIC.TWITTER.COM/TXYPVITU3B
— . (@STRAPPEDHH) OCTOBER 19, 2021
As for Kanye, he doesn’t follow Drake. The majority of the nearly 7,000 people he follows have profile icons that match his all-black Donda album cover.
This happened shortly after it was announced that Kanye had legally changed his name to “Ye” and posted an Instagram photo of his bizarre new haircut with patches of shaved hair.
This is the latest saga in their ongoing feud. Last month, following the release of Certified Lover Boy, Drake leaked Ye’s unreleased André 3000 collaboration, “Life of the Party,” on which Kanye calls out Drake by name.
The Champagne Papi took shots at Ye on his CLB track “7am on Bridle Path.” “You over there in denial / We not neck and neck / It’s been a lot of years since we seen you comin’ correct,” raps Drizzy, who also responded to Kanye sharing his home address on Instagram: “Give that address to your driver / Make it your destination / Instead of just a post out of desperation.”

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