Tom Hanks strangely weighed in on Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s explosive feud this week, in hilarious messages shared by his son Chet.
Chet, 33, who previously dabbled in rap music, shared screenshots showing text messages between him and Oscar winner Tom, 67, discussing the rappers’ feud.
The texts began with Tom, saved as ‘Pops’ in Chet’s script: ‘Big Main, can you explain the feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar?’
Chet responded, “Yeah, so Drake and this other guy, J Cole, have been saying that they, along with Kendrick, are the ‘Big 3’ of rap.” Then Kendrick came out with a song that said, ‘Fuck the Big 3, it’s just ME,’ starting the fight.
Chet, who has rapped under the alias Chet Haze, added: “Then Drake said, ‘you have small feet because you’re like 5-foot-5 or whatever.'” And then Kendrick said, ‘You’re a burned-out dad,’ and made fun of his Canadian accent.”
Tom Hanks strangely weighed in on the explosive feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar this week, in hilarious messages shared by his son Chet, pictured with Chet, wife Rita Wilson and son Truman 28
Drake and Kendrick have been feuding over diss issues for many months.
“But it didn’t even matter because then Kendrick released another West Coast hit where he actually went about labeling Drake a pedophile, which was pretty much the sonic equivalent of when you took me to your high school in Oakland and we got into The basketball game and everyone started going crazy.
“Like if you heard it, you’d automatically know how to make Crip walk around with a stinky face while holding an Oscar in each hand with Marshawn Lynch, then punch him and say ‘Town Bidness,’ which solidified the win not just for Kendrick but the entire west coast.
Chet continued, “It was pretty much the sonic equivalent of when you took me to your high school in Oakland and we got into the basketball game and everyone started going crazy.”
‘Like if you heard it, you’d automatically know how to make Crip walk around with a stinky face while holding an Oscar in each hand with Marshawn Lynch.
“Then hit him and say ‘Town Bidness,’ which solidified the victory not only for Kendrick but for the entire West Coast.”
Tom replied: ‘Holy shit! Those are fighting words! Do people take sides? Whose winner???’ with Chet responding: ‘Didn’t you just read what I said?’ followed by three laughing and crying emojis.
Chet came under fire from his father Tom’s fans in February 2022, after he claimed he didn’t have a “strong male role model” growing up, as they insisted he is an “entitled brat” who threw his father away. under the bus.” ‘
Chet claimed he didn’t have a “strong male role model” during his teenage years as he struggled with the pressure of having famous parents.
The texts began with Tom, saved as ‘Pops’ in Chet’s script: ‘Big Main, can you explain the feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar?’
Tom replied: ‘Holy shit! Those are fighting words! Do people take sides? Whose winner???’ with Chet responding: ‘Didn’t you just read what I said?’ followed by three laughing and crying emojis’
Although Chet assured the public that ‘I love my parents’ and ‘I wouldn’t want to have different parents,’ he confessed that having a famous family is ‘a double-edged sword.’
He spoke about his upbringing in a YouTube video titled ‘The Truth About Growing Up Like Hanks’ saying that many people ‘despised’ him as the son of a movie star, and while trying to navigate the ‘shit talk’ and ‘damn horsemen’ ‘, he lacked ‘a strong male role model’ who could have told him: ‘Hey, bro, screw these people.’ “They’re just jealous of you.”
In the video, Chet shared that “my experience was even more complicated because on top of the fame already being toxic, I wasn’t even famous.” You know, I was just the son of someone famous, so I hadn’t even done anything to deserve any kind of recognition and that generated a lot of contempt, a lot of contempt towards me.
Chet shared that while his father was “on this pedestal,” it was “assumed” that he himself was “a really arrogant, spoiled brat, even though I really wasn’t.”
During his high school and college years, “people made up their minds about me before they even had a chance to meet me and it was extremely difficult to break down their walls, so I encountered a lot of disdain, a lot of animosity, a lot of negativity because everyone he was prepared to hate my guts.’
As a result, he ended up with “a resentment” and formed a “hard exterior” due to the “anger” he harbored.
He recalled that ‘people screwed me over a lot growing up.’ It was never in my face. She always went behind my back, in the form of gossip and chatter.”
Chet surprised fans in 2022, after claiming he didn’t have a ‘strong male role model’ growing up; Pictured with Father Tom in 2012.
Although Chet assured the public that ‘I love my parents’ and ‘I wouldn’t want to have different parents,’ he confessed that having a famous family is ‘a double-edged sword.’
At the time, he was also lining up ‘fucking riders’ who ‘didn’t give a shit’ but were ‘just in love with the idea of riding with fucking Tom’. Hanks’ son.
In April 2023, the father of one also faced backlash for refusing to apologize for culturally appropriate accents.
While appearing on Showtime’s ZIWE talk show, he was asked if there were any marginalized communities he wanted to apologize to. Hanks responded, “No.”
Chet had been routinely accused of “cultural appropriation” for frequently attempting to speak with a fake “Jamaican” accent.
In 2020, he was criticized once again for posing as what appeared to be Jamaican Patois (a creole language of English origin with West African influences) in a bizarre video ranting about Donald Trump following Joe Biden’s presidential victory.
Chet once again impersonated a Jamaican accent at the Golden Globes in 2020, after a video went viral in which he spoke Patois and laughed, while saying he didn’t want a ‘mawga’ girl, meaning ‘ skinny’.