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Bitcoin has just got the biggest shout in pop culture – from Drake.
In a wonderful drop on the night of July 4, the Hip-Hop Titan released his latest track, “What I missed.” In addition to another reflected banner, the Canadian superstar injected Bitcoin, the most famous cryptocurrency in the world, directly in mainstream cultural conversations, sixteen years later.
The premiere track titled “Iceman Episode One” is the premiere track where Drake plays a laborer at its lunch break, discovers the raw emotion of betrayal. After the 2024 conflict of his earthquake with Kendrick Lamar, a rivalry that hugs the world, Drake, who once considered allies as allies. He compared their transferred loyalty to Bitcoin’s unexpected instability, shouting digital resources an unexpected, high-profile.
The chorus of the song immediately determines the disappointment stage of the draw:
“Last time I looked at my right, you were standing by N **** S.
How can some people who like me can hang around the puscies that try me? Let’s go
What i missed? “
This is the first verse, however, Drake clearly draws parallel to Bitcoin, using its infamous prices to portray his ex -friends suddenly. They are with him at a moment, the next day they are against him, the complete image of the Rollerkoster trajectory in Bitcoin.
The original lines fall:
“You switched the boys and supported a hatred, let’s go.
What is a gateback for Nigas? This is TBD.
I look like this shit like BTC.
May be down this week, then I got up next week. “
Drake
“Did I miss?”pic.twitter.com/MCSD6NXUCZ– Complex music (@complexMegic) July 5, 2025
This is not the first dance of a draw with Bitcoin, though his relationship with cryptocurrency was more about high-level gambling than long-term investment. Although his personal BTC holdings are unsupported, Drake’s big sports events have a good-based history of making huge Bitcoin bet. In the only 2024, he Lost Million at BTC after two extraordinary bats in the NBA final and Stanley Cup finals is more than $ 1 million. He supported Edmonton Oilers for Dallas Maverix and NHL’s Stanley Cup for the NBA, both lost to Boston Celtics and Florida Panthers, respectively.
Drake Crypto also maintains an approval agreement with the part of the gambling platform, where he often used Bitcoin to make big bets, cement its direct relationships with more digital property.
“Did I miss?” Works as a strong reflection, Drake faces the changing loyalty and betrayal he faced after the intense rap of 2024. He questioned how he once combined himself with his opponents through the champions of the champions through cooperation, travel and personal connections. Repeatedly abandoned, “What have I missed?”, Strongly tells both his disbelief and deep underlying, because he tries to realize when and why these relationships were broken.
Take us
Drake doesn’t need to say that he is a crypto dominant. His song work works. Bitcoin as a betrayal. Crypto as chaos. A decentralized stand-in for loyalty is lost and got back. It is also a big pop culture moment for Bitcoin, which has long sought the validity of the mainstream outside of the Tech Broce and Twitter chart. Now, it has one of the largest rappers in the world that mentions it to explain its pain.
With a verse, Drake may probably do more to make Bitcoin emotally obvious compared to the year most crypto CEOs.