Going bar for bar with Drake is never easy, as we’ve seen countless times over the last decade. However, this is Headie’s forté and he absolutely skates across the track as if it’s his own with a Drake feature… and so he should. This is his stadium to shine on and Drake is giving him his limelight. Drake, as always, drops catchy gems throughout his verse, mentioning Stormzy’s ex Maya Jama as a ‘sweet one’ and also paying homage to more underground drill artists like Woosh quoting his lyrics “not that Gaza but still it’s a Mazza.” Drake clearly has more than just an interest in the scene to be hearing such up and coming artists. Whereas, Headie seems like the beat was designed for him. When you first hear that “M1onthebeat” tag, you know Headie is ready for what comes next, he’s in his element. His flow is unmatched and glides across the beat. Even at points, doing the Drake technique of almost rapping in melody, rising and falling as he spits effortlessly. This is an evenly matched collaboration with talent pouring into the track from both sides of the pond. You must check out the ‘Only You Freestyle’.