Drake Shows Support for The Game’s The Documentary III With “No Brakes” Shoutout

Drake is showing love to The Game following the release of his highly anticipated album, The Documentary III. The Toronto superstar took to Instagram to highlight their collaboration “No Brakes,” giving fans another glimpse into the long-standing relationship between the two rappers.

Released on August 21, The Documentary III features an impressive lineup of artists, including Kanye West, Black Thought, and several prominent names connected to the Los Angeles hip-hop scene. Among the album’s most talked-about collaborations is “No Brakes,” which features Drake delivering a brief chorus.

Drake promoted the record on his Instagram Story by sharing a screenshot of “No Brakes” on Spotify and tagging The Game with smoke emojis. The post came shortly after DJ Akademiks encouraged Drake during a livestream to acknowledge The Game and show support for the project.

Akademiks specifically pointed to The Game’s history of standing by Drake and argued that loyalty deserves to be recognized, particularly during a period when Drake has faced criticism and strained relationships with several figures in hip-hop.

The shoutout also arrives amid renewed discussion surrounding The Game’s relationships with Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Some listeners have interpreted certain lines on The Documentary III as shots directed toward Kendrick, while others believe the references are simply acknowledgments or tributes rather than direct disses.

The Game has previously made it clear that he remains loyal to Drake while also insisting that he does not have an issue with Kendrick. That complicated dynamic has continued to fuel speculation among fans, particularly given Drake and Kendrick’s highly publicized rivalry.

For now, Drake’s Instagram post appears to send a straightforward message: he appreciates The Game’s support and is willing to return that energy. With The Documentary III now available, “No Brakes” is positioned as one of the project’s most intriguing collaborations, especially given the history connecting all three artists.

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