Is Drake’s ‘Fear of Heights’ a Rihanna Diss Song? Here’s why some fans think that

Some fans think Drake might be overshadowing Rihanna on his new album For all dogs.

The LP arrived on Friday (Oct. 6) and fans discovered what appear to be references to his time with the “Diamonds” diva in the song “Fear of Heights.”

If you forgot, Drake and Rihanna have collaborated several times over the years and were romantically linked for a time in 2016. That year, he professed his love for her for the world to see while on stage at the MTV Video Music Awards. Music Awards.

Since then, they went their separate ways and in 2018 Rihanna said they were no longer friends. Drake apparently referenced it in an interview a year later.

Now, it seems like he might be reminiscing about their time together in his lyrics. One verse in particular features what could be some shady digs at the pop icon.

Come in to hear the song and see why fans think it’s about Rihanna…

“Why do they make it seem like I’m still hanging on you,” Drake asks at the beginning of the song. “That could never be me / Gyal can’t ruin me / Better him than me / Better not me.”

After being very vocal about his love for Rihanna, rumors about his feelings for her have been a common topic of discussion among fans. She is one of the women he is most commonly associated with.

Additionally, the use of “gyal” could be a reference to Rihanna, who goes by @badgalriri on Instagram.

Drake goes on to say that he is “anti.” Some think it could be a reference to Rihanna’s last studio album, which was titled Anti.

He then criticizes his sex life with his partner, rapping, “Yeah, and the sex was normal with you / Yeah, I’m against it ’cause I had it with you.” Later, she proclaims, “I had much meaner bitches than you, TBH.”

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There were also references to his ex having a new partner. Since their split, Rihanna has been dating rapper A$AP Rocky. The couple welcomed their second child, a son named Riot Rose, in August 2023.

Now that the album is out, Drake hints at his plans for the future, and they may not make fans very happy.

Press play on “Fear of Heights” below and let us know what you think…

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