Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s ongoing rivalry takes a new turn after the surprise release of Lamar’s latest album, ‘GNX’.
- Drake quickly resumed his lyrical feud with Kendrick, responding on a livestream regarding pointed claims in Lamar’s diss tracks.
- While Kendrick avoided directly naming Drake in ‘GNX’, his lyrics suggest continued tension between the artists, referencing past disputes.
- Drizzy didn’t hold back, dismissing both Lamar’s and former friend The Weeknd’s music during a live session with xQc.
- Social media reactions from figures like Snoop Dogg and Future underscore the rap scene’s fascination with this high-profile feud.
Drake quickly reignited his rivalry with Kendrick Lamar after the unexpected release of Lamar’s album, ‘GNX’. Appearing on a Kick livestream with xQc, Drake made a defiant introduction, poking at accusations Lamar has made in his diss tracks.
Though Kendrick didn’t name Drake directly on ‘GNX’, his lyrics strongly hint at their ongoing beef. In the track “wacced out murals,” Lamar references past controversies, making it clear he’s not ready to call a truce.
In another line, he mentions Drake’s controversial track “Taylor Made Freestyle” and Snoop Dogg’s reaction to it, playfully suggesting that Snoop’s comment might have been influenced by edibles. Snoop responded on X, formerly known as Twitter, with emojis and humor.
During the same livestream where Drake threw shade at Lamar, he also critiqued The Weeknd, reigniting another feud. As xQc played The Weeknd’s song “Starboy”, Drake insisted the song be changed, showcasing his ongoing beef with the Canadian singer.
The dramas between Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and The Weeknd continue to ripple through the music world, captivating fans and creating buzz on social media platforms.
The music world watches closely as these superstar feuds unfold with no end in sight, each new track and comment adding fuel to the fire.
