The producer and DJ released a promo video for a new album claiming to feature two Drake collaborations — Drake disagreed.

Khaled had been pretty silent over the last year, but he popped out to announce his forthcoming LP Aalam Of God this week. In typical fashion, he was as dramatic as ever with a seven-minute cinematic trailer teasing Drizzy features, another “100 bar” verse from JAY-Z, and his attempt at securing another Rihanna placement.

Drake commented on that post just as he's starting his Anita Max Win Tour in Australia and New Zealand, where he's already been making headlines. During one stop, he walked to the

Drake’s second diss track used artificial intelligence technology to include verses from Tupac and Snoop Dogg, two of Lamar’s influences. In his own verse, Drake accuses Lamar of delaying his response track because of the imminent release of Taylor Swift ‘s “The Tortured Poets Department.” (Lamar collaborated with Swift on “Bad Blood.”)

Drake told the crowd at his concert that he's "very much alive" after Kendrick Lamar took home five Grammys for "Not Like Us" on Sunday, Feb. 2.

It’s just the latest achievement for the man who was the first rapper to ever be awarded the prestigious Pulitzer Prize. After the court of public opinion gave him a decisive win in his spring rap feud with Drake, a Super Bowl halftime performance days away and an upcoming tour, Lamar is on a dominant winning streak.