Drake is seemingly continuing to brush off his defeat to Kendrick Lamar, claiming on a new song leak that he doesn’t care about rap beef.

A number of unreleased tracks from the 6 God’s vault surfaced on Thursday (January 2), including one that hears him rap: “Fuck a rap beef, I’m tryna get the party lit.”

The bouncy, high-energy song also includes references to Lil Durk and 21 Savage (who appears to feature on the track) as Drizzy spits: “Durk’s boy told me ‘Marvin’s Room’ was his favorite song, he was drilling to it / A thousand n-ggas rapping murder shit and like 10 n-ggas that’ll really do it / Savage, you the only n-gga checking on me when we really in some shit, brother.”

It’s unclear whether Drake recorded the song and whether it was before or after his high-profile feud with Kendrick.

The batch of leaks also includes snippets of untitled collaborations between Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR, seemingly intended for their upcoming joint album.

While Drake ceased responding to Kendrick Lamar on wax following the underwhelming reception to “The Heart Part 6,” his rebuttal to “Not Like Us,” he has continued to lightly jab his fierce rival via other mediums.

During an appearance on Canadian streamer xQc’s Kick channel in November, the Toronto native issued a defiant message aimed at his enemies.

“I’m here — mind, body and soul fully intact, in case you were wondering. You need facts to take me out; fairytales won’t do it,” he declared.

He was seemingly referencing Kendrick’s various allegations across his diss songs, including that Drake is a pedophile, associates with other sex offenders and secretly fathered a daughter.

The Compton kingpin reacted to the comments in a text conversation with a close friend that was shared online, writing: “He trippin??!”

More recently, Drake mocked Kendrick’s “Euphoria” lyric, “When I see you stand by Sexyy Red, I believe you see two bad bitches,” during a Christmas giveaway stream with Adin Ross.

K. Dot, for his part, has remained largely silent since being deemed the winner of their rap battle, although fans have picked out possible hidden shots in his GNX album and Super Bowl announcement video.