Lamar came through with a scathing six-minute response 🤯🤯 taking aim at Drake for being a "scam artist"

Do you think that Kendrick has officially won the war? Was this response worth the wait? Is Kendrick the greatest in the game right now? 

 #Hip-Hop 

https://youtu.be/NPqDIwWMtxghe

euphoria

Hip-Hop

Lamar came through with a scathing six-minute response 🤯🤯 taking aim at Drake for being a "scam artist"  Do you think that Kendrick has officially won the war? Was this response worth the wait? Is Kendrick the greatest in the game right now?    #Hip-Hop   https://youtu.be/NPqDIwWMtxghe

Bobby

https://rocknheavy.net/why-kendricks-euphoria-is-bigger-than-rap-9590a3fe35ad

There is much to say about this whole Kendrick — Drake battle and why it felt (and continues to feel) so good to listen to “euphoria.”

Why Kendrick’s ‘Euphoria’ is Bigger Than Rap

Nate

FRT, this is bigger than a feud.  It's a commentary on the state of hip hop and America as a whole. 

Kendrick criticizes Drake for prioritizing commercial success and inauthenticity over artistic integrity and social awareness.

This reflects a larger conflict in American society, where materialism and instant gratification are valued over history, honesty, and growth.

Kendrick is defending the true spirit of hip hop, while Drake represents a culture obsessed with wealth and fame.

FRT, this is bigger than a feud.  It's a commentary on the state of hip hop and America as a whole.   Kendrick criticizes Drake for prioritizing commercial success and inauthenticity over artistic integrity and social awareness.  This reflects a larger conflict in American society, where materialism and instant gratification are valued over history, honesty, and growth.  Kendrick is defending the true spirit of hip hop, while Drake represents a culture obsessed with wealth and fame.

nuclear!  he called him an absent father 😅

Another one!  Making fun of Drake’s penchant for using times and locations in his song titles, “6:16 in LA” arrived just days after “Euphoria,” delivering on that track’s promise to go “back-to-back.” It also was notably produced by Jack Antonoff, which feels like an acknowledgement of Drake’s repeated Taylor Swift references. In the song, he claims to have operatives inside Drake’s label, rapping, “Have you ever thought that OVO was working for me? / Fake bully, I hate bullies / You must be a terrible person / Everyone inside your team is whispering that you deserve it.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1ypnmTMNqA

 #Hip-Hop

Another one!  Making fun of Drake’s penchant for using times and locations in his song titles, “6:16 in LA” arrived just days after “Euphoria,” delivering on that track’s promise to go “back-to-back.” It also was notably produced by Jack Antonoff, which feels like an acknowledgement of Drake’s repeated Taylor Swift references. In the song, he claims to have operatives inside Drake’s label, rapping, “Have you ever thought that OVO was working for me? / Fake bully, I hate bullies / You must be a terrible person / Everyone inside your team is whispering that you deserve it.”  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1ypnmTMNqA   #Hip-Hop

Kendrick Lamar - 6:16 IN LA (Drake Diss Track)
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