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\n\tDJ Khaled<\/a>\u2018s album rollout appears to have hit a bit of a snag.<\/p>\n \n\tOn Tuesday afternoon (Feb. 4), the Miami producer took to social media<\/a> to drop a seven-minute action flick starring Mark Wahlberg and Anthony Ramos. In the caption, he mentions that Drake<\/a> is back to work and that the Toronto rapper contributed two songs to his 14th studio album Aalam of God<\/em>.<\/p>\n \n\tHowever, Drake seems to think that there\u2019s been some sort of misunderstanding, because he commented on the now-deleted Instagram post that Khaled has him confused with former Nickelodeon star Drake Bell. \u201cMust be @drakebell,\u201d Drake wrote in the comment.<\/p>\n \n\tWhile the Instagram post has been deleted, Khaled still has a tweet up on X<\/a> with the same caption, which also has Drake tagged.<\/p>\n \n\tDrake commented on that post just as he\u2019s starting his Anita Max Win Tour<\/a> in Australia and New Zealand, where he\u2019s already been making headlines. During one stop, he walked to the stage with a bullethole-riddled black hoodie and a trail of smoke behind him and declared \u201cDrizzy Drake is very much still alive\u201d in reference to the hits he\u2019s taken publicly over his perceived loss to Kendrick Lamar and his subsequent lawsuit<\/a> against his label Universal Music Group.<\/p>\n \n\tHe also changed lyrics<\/a> to his song \u201cNonstop\u201d in order to take a swipe at LeBron James due to the Lakers star\u2019s public support of Lamar. And he finally announced<\/a> the title and the release date of his collab album with PartyNextDoor<\/a>. Maybe he\u2019ll talk about this Khaled situation to the crowd during his next stop at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on Feb. 9, which also happens to be the same day as Lamar\u2019s halftime show at the 2025 Super Bowl<\/a>.<\/p>\n