50 Cent Reveals Drake’s Alleged 'Opp List': Who’s On It?

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50 Cent Reveals Drake’s Alleged ‘Opp List’: Who’s On It?

50 Cent has shocked fans by unveiling Drake’s so-called “opp list” during a recent interview with Big Boy TV.

The list, which includes over 60 names, has sparked intrigue, especially amidst Drizzy’s ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar and his involvement in a lawsuit with UMG.

The rapper revealed a printed version of the list, which appears to highlight individuals and entities that Drake allegedly views as his enemies.

From fellow rappers to high-profile figures in the entertainment industry, even major institutions like award shows make an appearance.

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Drake hasn’t toured since 2018, and his long-standing beefs, particularly with Kendrick Lamar, have been a constant topic of discussion.

But what does it mean to be on Drake’s “opp list”? According to 50 Cent, it’s a result of Drake’s massive success and how certain people, perhaps feeling threatened by his dominance, have become adversaries.

“Drake was winning consistently more than everybody else in the culture,”

50 Cent explained, holding up the list during the interview.

“And then these people start to turn into people that feel like they’re opps, ‘cause they keep watching him win.”

He ran his fingers along the list as he spoke, suggesting the growing number of people who may be looking to take shots at the Canadian rapper.

The origins of the list are unclear, but some fans speculate that it was first shared by the X account Drake Debate in October 2024.

However, it was 50 Cent’s recent mention of it that gave the list new life, sparking even more conversations about the people Drake might consider his “opp.”

1. Kanye West

• • Kanye started his career producing for Roc-A-Fella Records, Jay-Z’s label. Their iconic collaboration on Watch the Throne remains one of the most celebrated joint albums in hip-hop history. Despite ups and downs in their personal relationship, their professional history is deeply intertwined.

2. Rihanna

• • Discovered by Jay-Z and signed to Def Jam during his presidency of the label, Rihanna’s career was launched under his guidance. The two have collaborated on hits like “Umbrella” and “Run This Town.”

3. Kendrick Lamar

While Kendrick is signed to TDE, he has often cited Jay-Z as an influence and has shared stages with him, including performances at major events like the Grammys.

4. The Weeknd

Jay-Z has praised The Weeknd publicly and included him in the TIDAL streaming platform’s exclusive roster. The two share mutual respect as dominant figures in their genres.

5. ASAP Rocky

ASAP Rocky has worked with artists associated with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation, and the two have been seen together at major industry events, often sparking rumors of future collaborations.

6. LeBron James

Jay-Z and LeBron share a strong friendship. They’ve collaborated in business ventures, including in the sports world, where Jay-Z was a part-owner of the Brooklyn Nets.

7. Tyler, The Creator

Tyler has mentioned Jay-Z as an influence and attended events like the Made in America Festival, which Jay-Z curates.

8. Megan Thee Stallion

Megan is signed to Roc Nation for management, a move that elevated her career and aligned her with Jay-Z’s team.

9. Metro Boomin

Metro has produced for artists associated with Roc Nation, and his music style aligns with the type of beats Jay-Z has frequently worked with.

10. Rick Ross

Jay-Z and Rick Ross have collaborated on numerous tracks, including “Free Mason” and “3 Kings.” Both are known for their luxury rap styles.

11. Future

The two collaborated on “I Got the Keys,” a standout track from DJ Khaled’s Major Key album.

12. Busta Rhymes

Busta and Jay-Z came up in the New York rap scene together and have collaborated on tracks like “Why We Die.”

13. Charlamagne tha God

As a media personality, Charlamagne has interviewed Jay-Z multiple times, discussing topics ranging from music to social justice.

14. Playboi Carti

Though not directly linked to Jay-Z, Carti has performed at Roc Nation-supported events and has collaborated with Roc Nation-affiliated artists.

15. Jack Dorsey

As the co-founder of Twitter and Square (now Block), Dorsey partnered with Jay-Z for initiatives like Bitcoin funding and co-ownership of TIDAL.

16. Lil Yachty

Yachty has publicly expressed admiration for Jay-Z and worked with artists in his circle, further cementing his connection.

17. Childish Gambino

As Childish Gambino, Glover shares Jay-Z’s reputation for blending artistry with business. He has performed at Jay-Z’s Made in America Festival.

18. Pharrell Williams

Longtime collaborator, Pharrell has produced iconic tracks for Jay-Z, including “Change Clothes” and “I Just Wanna Love U.”

19. Roddy Ricch

A rising star, Roddy Ricch has performed at events backed by Roc Nation and collaborated with artists in Jay-Z’s orbit.

20. Peter Rosenberg

The radio host has interviewed Jay-Z multiple times and frequently discusses his influence on hip-hop.

21. Joe Budden

Budden has often analyzed Jay-Z’s career on his podcast, highlighting his evolution in the industry.

22. YG

Signed to Def Jam during Jay-Z’s tenure, YG has performed alongside Roc Nation artists and collaborated on music projects.

23. JPEGMafia Performs At The Regency Ballroom

Known for his experimental style, JPEGMAFIA cites Jay-Z as an influence and often comments on his legacy.

24. Dave Free

As Kendrick Lamar’s manager and TDE executive, Dave Free has collaborated indirectly with Roc Nation on events and shared platforms like TIDAL.

25. ScHoolboy Q

Another TDE artist, Schoolboy Q has performed at festivals curated by Jay-Z and has collaborated with Roc Nation-affiliated acts.

26. Ebro Darden

As a prominent radio personality, Ebro has interviewed Jay-Z and frequently discusses his career and impact on hip-hop

27. Whitney Alford

Kendrick Lamar’s fiancée, Whitney has appeared at TDE and Roc Nation events, reflecting the mutual respect between their camps.

28. Adidas

29. Terrence Henderson (Punch TDE)

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30. SZA

A TDE artist, SZA has been featured on Jay-Z’s TIDAL platform, and they’ve interacted at events like the Grammys.