Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadive wore a "They Not Like Us" shirt during his team's 122-107 victory against the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday. This was likely not an accident or just the first t-shirt he pulled out from his closet, but instead it is the latest chapter of DeMar DeRozan's beef with Canadian rapper Drake.

Sacramento Kings veteran DeMar DeRozan received a show of support from team owner Vivek Ranadive amid his simmering feud with Drake. While sitting

Popular rapper Drake recently got into a feud with DeMar DeRozan at Vince Carter's Toronto Raptors jersey retirement. Drake revealed he will personally take down any banners that the Raptors may hang from the rafters to honor DeRozan.

It sucks that Carter’s night was overshadowed by a rapper who has had a rough 2024. Drake also muttered some choice words under his breath when DeRozan was near him as the game ended in a Raptors victory. It’s very Drake that he took a loss in yet another beef.

One of the most-followed beefs in rap history finished as a near-unanimous win for Lamar, who managed to turn a song directly accusing Drake and his crew of being pedophiles, "Not Like Us," into a No. 1 hit that is still receiving play, especially in Los Angeles.

Former Raptors star DeMar DeRozan. However, this offseason, DeRozan appeared in the video for Kendrick Lamar's song "Not Like Us." The song was a diss track against Drake and part of a bigger feud between the two rappers.

And on Wednesday with Drake’s beloved Raptors in town, Kings owner Vivek Ranadive decided to show some support to his star forward by wearing a shirt with the words “THEY NOT LIKE US” on it. The Kings picked up a 122-107 win on Wednesday to move and 5-3 on the season.