VIBE ranks Drake and Kendrick Lamar's diss songs over the course of this heavyweight battle.
“Euphoria” debuted at No. 11— six spots above the Drake diss track “Push Ups.”
"Me being a Kendrick fan, I haven't gotten this many Kendrick songs in a very long time."
The music world has been captivated by the ongoing public feud between rappers Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Initially, Drake began by dissing Kendrick in a track called "First Person Shooter" off Drake's album, For All the Dogs, which was released in Oct. 2023.Kendrick fired back on a song called "Like That," which is off the We Don't Trust You album by Metro Boomin. The track was released in March 2024, and featured verses from Kendrick, Future, and Metro Boomin.The feud began to boil up even more...
After weeks of one of the most prolific rap beefs in recent memory, it seems the smoke between Drake and Kendrick Lamar is finally dying down. ICYMI, and we don’t know how you could have, the two giants reignited their long-standing disdain for one another in March with the release of Future and Metro Boomin’s […] The post Lawyer Suggests Drake and Kendrick Lamar Could Sue Each Other for Defamation Over Accusatory Diss Tracks first appeared on The Source.
Rapper’s scathing song Not Like Us, from his headline-grabbing rap beef with Drake, becomes his fourth Billboard chart-topperKendrick Lamar has won the culture-consuming rap beef with Drake, at least as far as Billboard hits are concerned, as his diss track Not Like Us debuted at No 1 on the US Hot 100.The scathing track, which alleges that the Canadian hit-maker is a “certified pedophile”, is Lamar’s fourth No 1 song, after a feature on Future and Metro Boomin’s Like That earlier this year,...
"Kendrick stay ready. He ain't gotta get ready, because in 2014, he already knew where this was headed."
New Ho King, a Chinese restaurant in Toronto, is offering customers the ‘Kendrick Lamar special’ amid the rapper’s beef with Drake
The beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar has been brewing for over a decade, and former SportsNation host Marcellus Wiley says it almost reached a tipping point in 2014 before the Toronto rapper forced ESPN to suppress an interview where he fired some shots at his foe. By most accounts, Drake was on pretty good […]
Just about everybody has picked a side in the Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake beef at this point, and Coco Gauff is no exception. Like most people, Gauff is Team
Everyone is eating off of this feud, apparently.
The feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar ignited a decade ago when Drake dissed Lamar in a taped interview on ESPN but then threatened to pull out of hosting the ESPY Awards if the network aired the critical comments, according to sports personality Marcellus Wiley. Wiley, a former NFL defensive end and native of Compton, California, said in a video posted Wednesday on his YouTube channel that Drake, the Canadian rapper, sparked the hip-hop beef in a 2014 interview on “SportsNation.” Drake was...