Rapper Sauce Walka has criticized Drake for not sufficiently supporting Houston's music scene, particularly highlighting the lack of collaborations with local artists. During an interview on The Breakfast Club, Walka referenced the phrase 'no Drake without Houston,' questioning why Drake has worked extensively with Atlanta artists but few from Houston. He emphasized that Drake's connections to Houston should entail uplifting its musicians, not just leveraging the culture for personal gain. Although Drake has collaborated with notable Houston figures like Travis Scott and Bun B, Sauce Walka argues that he should also support lesser-known talents to foster a thriving local music economy. This criticism echoes Walka's long-standing concerns about Drake's perceived cultural appropriation, dating back to 2015 when he released a diss track aimed at the rapper. As public reactions to Walka's comments unfold, it remains to be seen if this commentary will reignite tensions between the two artists.