Drake, Canada's most popular musician, has had a difficult few weeks. After a well-publicized rap conflict with Kendrick Lamar, which many are labeling as one of the best rap bouts ever, Drake's Toronto mansion saw three major storms causing extreme flooding.

Drake posted a video of muddy brown water flooding his immaculate entryway on Instagram, cleverly captioned the photo with "This better be Espresso Martini." Though the caption tried to set the tone, it looked strange for someone known for songs like "Oh well, guess you lose some and win some, long as the outcome is income." Whether or not espresso martini was a joke, the flooding was no joke and it's difficult to picture anyone enjoying their house saturated in any kind of drink.

The conflict with Lamar has not abated meanwhile. Lamar revived the feud with the release of a new diss single, "Not Like Us," despite looking to be done weeks ago. Having dropped on May 4, the single's music video debuted on July 4 and has held the No. 1 position in the U.S. charts for two straight weeks. Ironically, though, "Not Like Us" ranks No. 4 in Canada, directly behind Sabrina Carpenter's appropriately titled "Espresso."

Mother Nature and the music charts seem to be working in concert to keep Drake alert.