"Fighting Irish" captures Drake in his element—sharp, reflective, and unfiltered. The freestyle weaves through themes of loyalty, betrayal, and self-awareness, balancing raw emotion with the signature flexes that have defined his career. With lines like "Niggas was never happy for me when I run up the digits," and "The world fell in love with the gimmicks, even my brothers got tickets," he blends personal drama with a pointed critique of those who’ve doubted him. Set against Conductor Williams’ haunting production, the track feels like a tense confession, layered with storytelling and calculated pauses that amplify its impact. It’s a masterclass in vulnerability and bravado, reminding us why Drake remains one of the most compelling voices in music. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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