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Every once in awhile prominent artists get hacked and end up posting things they’d never post. On Sunday night, it appears several artists got hacked all at once, but the most interesting one came from making Drake post the diss track that changed his life forever.
What Did The Hackers Do?
On Drake’s official YouTube page, hacker group called PayPhobia posted a full version of Kendrick Lamar’s scathing diss track “Not Like Us.” Of course, that’s the track where Kendrick straight up called Drake a pedophile, among several other damning disses.
The PayPhobia page goes to a musician named Osa, who’s only post is a picture of a dog welcoming people to their page. They aren’t even playing their own music. Instead, it’s drain ganger Ecco2k’s “Play Em Like Atari.”
According to more reports, other artists had their pages hacked as well. It’s unknown if it was by the same outfit. Playboi Carti had a full unreleased album leaked, along with several other songs. Kanye West’s page included a song “Cash To Burn,” with a picture of Ye in pink hair.
Meanwhile, Kendrick Lamar also got hacked, releasing old loosies like “The Prayer,” to the masses. But they didn’t seem to want to discriminate with the trolling, uploading Drake’s “Family Matters” to his page.
Reportedly, the hacking occurred through the group using an AI music service to manipulate DistroKid, leading to the platform releasing the unmarked music.
BREAKING: Drake’s YouTube got hacked and they’re playing Kendrick’s diss track 💀 pic.twitter.com/fkO6Rdgs89
— C-SHARP aka CSHARP714 AKA FILINEGRO 🇺🇸🇵🇭 (@CSHARP714) July 27, 2026
What Did Fans Say In The Comments?
The comment section flooded with jokes as fans reacted to Drake’s “new” song.
“First good Drake song in 7 years,” one user posted.
“All these rappers got the same password bro, istg,” another user posted.
“This might get you a Grammy Drake,” another user posted.
As of this writing, the songs are still up, but slowly some have been taken down.
