Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s beef continues to escalate as the two rappers exchange diss tracks and insults. The feud, which has been ongoing for over a decade, reignited recently with Lamar calling Drake a “certified pedophile” in his song “Not Like Us.” In response, Drake released “The Heart Part 6,” denying the accusations and claiming that false information was fed to Lamar by his team.
The beef between Drake and Lamar has attracted the attention of other artists, with producer Metro Boomin releasing a beat called “BBL Drizzy” for fans to rap over. Lamar, in turn, dropped multiple diss tracks, including “Euphoria,” in which he criticized Drake’s biracial identity, parenting skills, and authenticity as a rapper. Drake, however, has countered with his own diss tracks and denials of Lamar’s claims.
The feud between Drake and Lamar has led to increased streaming numbers and chart success for both artists. “Push Ups” and “Euphoria” have seen a rise in streams and chart positions, with Drake ranking as the second most streamed artist on Spotify. The beef has also attracted attention on social media, with fans speculating on the origins and nature of the feud between the two rappers.
The rivalry between Drake and Lamar dates back to 2013 when Lamar called out Drake and other rappers in the song “Control.” Since then, the two artists have traded subtle jabs in their music, fueling speculation about the true nature of their relationship. Some fans believe the feud stems from a competition for the title of the greatest rapper of today, with both artists having different strengths and claims to the title.
As the beef between Drake and Lamar continues, fans eagerly await whether Lamar will respond to Drake’s latest diss track. Drake has hinted at more diss tracks to come, suggesting that the feud is far from over. The ongoing feud has not only boosted the chart success of both artists but has also sparked interest and debate among fans and observers of the rap industry.
