'That is crazy': Internet weighs in as intruder breaks into Drake's home following shooting incident amid growing feud with Kendrick Lamar

TORONTO, ONTARIO: It appears that rapper Drake is facing a string of problems that just won't quit. Recently, there was an attempted break-in at his Toronto mansion.

This incident came hot on the heels of a troubling event where a security guard was shot outside the property. All this is happening while tensions escalate between Drake and fellow rapper Kendrick Lamar.

The feud between Lamar and Drake has garnered immense attention following the two rappers constantly throwing shade at each other through diss tracks.

Recently, some mischievous elements of society also tried to cash in on their feud as they set up fake GoFundMe pages with bizarre titles demanding hefty donations. However, the fundraiser website later struck them down.

Drake's mansion faces a break-in from an intruder

According to a report from the Daily Mail, Drake faced yet another tense situation when an intruder attempted to force entry into his $100 million mansion in Toronto.

This occurred just a day after one of his security guards was shot nearby. The Toronto Police Service informed the Daily Mail that the intruder engaged in a violent confrontation with security officers outside the Bridle Path property.

The intruder, whose identity remains unknown, was apprehended under the Mental Health Act after the incident. Authorities clarified that despite the close timing to the shooting involving Drake's security guard, the two incidents are not linked.

The shooting incident at Drake's mansion has garnered considerable attention, particularly due to his ongoing feud with Lamar. Adding to the drama, Lamar had recently used the same mansion as a backdrop to provoke Drake in a diss track.

Lamar even shared the cover art for his track, 'Not Like Us', which featured Drake's mansion covered in markers resembling those used in a sex offender app, as per the Daily Mail.

During a press conference on Tuesday, Inspector Paul Krawczyk emphasized that there is currently no evidence linking the shooting to Drake's feud with Lamar. He stated, "It is so early in the investigation that we don't have a motive at this time."

Internet users deem the intruder incident at Drake's mansion 'crazy'

Facebook users queued to express their views on the incident, with one writing, "That is crazy."

Another user wrote, "This is very sad to hear."

A user commented, "It's more than likely the fans! Y'all take beefs too literal... Ruining the game." [sic]

Another user commented, "This crazy. All over a Rap beef I’m sure Ppl that have nutin to do with this." [sic]

A user stated, "Good that’s what he gets for putting hits out for other rappers."

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