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Drake included a controversial line about his child's mother being a "fluke" on his latest track "When To Say When," a move some fans have found to be extremely disrespectful.

As you may recall, Pusha-T revealed that Drake had a secret child on his 2018 diss track "Story of Adidon." Drake, in general, has always been quiet about his relationship with the child's mother, Sophie Brussaux, so his "fluke" line not only caught fans off guard but has lead to some calling out his toxic ways.

Released over the weekend, the June James-produced song is a homage to JAY-Z's 2001 track "Song Cry." The music video sees Drake rapping in front of Brooklyn's Marcy Projects, where JAY-Z grew up. The line — "Baby mama a fluke, but I love her for what she is" — can be heard in the first verse. Listen below and then keep scrolling for our round-up of the reactions.

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Rude as hell

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Toxic meter going OFF

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Bitter baby daddies unite

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He's been hanging around Future too much

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