In a new interview, DJ Mustard spoke openly about Drake and revealed why he wiped hands with the rapper. Mustard tells the LA Times He has no plans to produce a song for Drake. “I don’t think I want to do a song with the guy,” he says. The Faith of a Mustard Seed The artist says Drake is a “weird guy.” Earlier this month, Mustard called the rapper the “white man’s Malcolm X.”

“Drake is the Malcolm x of white people (laughing emoji) and @Akademiks make sure to post @GordoSZN the first week since Drake thought he made a difference by dropping him the same day as me (laughing emoji),” he posted to X. The producer believes Drake is behind the lackluster sales of his latest album. DJ Mustard also claims DJ Akademiks and Gordo SZN helped sabotage the release of his album. Drake’s fans immediately fired back, blaming Mustard. While the producer was able to tolerate the back and forth at first, he eventually backed off.

Before he gracefully exits, however, he refers to Drake’s fan base as “the Nation of Drizzlam.” He addresses the situation during the discussion, saying, “These guys don’t go to sleep – they just tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet.” Mustard continues, “That’s where ‘the Nation of Drizzlam’ comes from. I said it in jest, but I guess on Twitter it looked like I was crazy.” He jokingly suggested Drake use the phrase, saying he wouldn’t charge him any money for it.

Published on 26 July The Faith of a Mustard Seedsold only 18,000 copies in its first week. The project was the hitmaker’s fourth studio album. Guest appearances ranged from Kirk Franklin and Lil Yachty to 42 Dugg and Vince Staples. The Faith of a Mustard Seed was the follow-up to the 2019 album Perfect Ten. Despite his recent comments in a recent Billboard In an interview, Mustard claimed that Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” was the perfect start to the album.