Drake’s guest appearance on Sexyy Red’s song “U My Everything,” which is featured on her new album “In Sexyy We Trust,” has stirred up some controversy just as the intense feud that has dominated hip-hop for the previous few months seemed to be resolved.

In addition to his public disagreements with Kendrick Lamar, Drake was also at odds with Metro Boomin, who included Lamar on the Drake diss tune “Like That” back in March. Drake raps over Metro’s “BBL Drizzy” beat on “U My Everything,” a song that the producer uploaded online and inspired his fans to cover.

As the beat changes to “BBL Drizzy,” Drake raps, “Me and the surgeon got history / I changed a lot of girls’ lives for real, they need a new body, they hittin’ me.” “BBL Drizzy, they beg me for a new body / The last inebriated person did it for free because I really sent him so many passports.”

Of course, this is a troll. “BBL Drizzy” was something that Rick Ross lobbed at Drake last month as an accusation that he had cosmetic surgery. Metro took that as a cue to make his own diss beat, which he released on Soundcloud on May 5. For those tuned into the rap beef, Lamar name-dropped Sexyy Red on his “Euphoria” diss track aimed at Drake, rapping, “When I see you stand by Sexyy Red, I believe you see two bad bitches.”

The tension between Drake and Lamar had altogether simmered since the two rapid-released a succession of diss tracks a few weekends ago. On their respective songs, they took deeply personal swipes at one another spanning accusations of domestic abuse to pedophilia. The beef culminated in Drake’s “The Heart Pt. 6,” where the rapper seemed to admit to growing tired of the battle.

“I’m not gonna lie, this shit was some, some good exercise, like It’s good to get out, get the pen working,” he said on the spoken-word outro of the song. Neither rapper has released a follow-up track in the subsequent weeks, suggesting that their issues had been played out for the time being.