Trippie Redd Isn’t “Salty” About His Exclusion From Drake’s “God’s Plan”
Drake's hit single "God's Plan," the most popular record in the world for the past three weeks, was supposed to feature a guest verse from recent Quality Control management signee Trippie Redd.
Unfortunately, for Redd, he wasn't able to turn in his finished verse on time.
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However, despite missing out on a potential once in a lifetime opportunity—the song reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in its opening week and is already eligible for multi-Platinum certification—Redd doesn't appear to be focusing on the rear view.
"I'm not gone be salty about it," Redd commented on Instagram in response to a fan trying to pour a vat of the mineral in his figurative wound. "I got plenty of time to have that opportunity again."
Redd's right. He's 18. He hasn't even released his full-length debut. Time is absolutely on his side.
Missing out on the chance to score a guest 16 on an eventual No. 1 single would likely keep Redd up at night if his career was on the downswing, but with a considerable amount of buzz attached to his name, two Gold plaques ("Love Scars" and "Poles 1469") on his wall and an all-star management team by his side, God clearly had a different plan in mind.
