Nick Kyrgios may be one of the fastest rising stars on the APT tour, but it looks like he may be turning his back on his own ethnicity and heritage! He might have reconciled with Drake over their little spit, but now Nick Kyrgios is stirring up more trouble in his country of ethnicity, Malaysia.

The 2014 Wimbledon Nadal vanquisher posted on his Twitter that he can’t wait to leave Malaysia.

About to leave to Malaysia. Already counting down the days to come back to Australia.

— Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) September 19, 2014

While he is a proud Aussie through and through, Nick Kyrgios is also part Greek and part Malaysian. But on his most recent APT Tour, the 19-year-old shunned his ethnicity and heritage by claiming that he can’t wait to leave Malaysia and come back to Australia.

Nick Kyrgios is well known for doing outlandish media presence. The latest upset was over Drake and his music, when Nick dissed Drake’s rap.

According to the previous article, after beating Jiri Vesely in the third round of Wimbledon, the press asked Nick Kyrgios what he was listening to when he stepped into the court for the game.

“Today was a bit of rap, actually. I came out really flat, so hopefully I won’t listen to that again,” Nick replied. “It was actually Drake. Didn’t do the job for me.”

During a ESPY conference call, Drake was asked what he thought of Nick’s take on his rap. Drake had a lengthy answer for the Australian tennis player.

“I want to meet that guy and just look him in the eye and see exactly who he is as a man and size him up and then chop him right down. Yeah, Nick whatever his name is, because he didn’t win, so that’s how he’s going to be remembered. Nick whatever his name is.”

Let’s hope that the Malaysian media won’t tear Nick apart like Drake did!