Kendrick Lamar has spent a year hammering Drake with diss tracks, one of them winning five Grammys. Will he perform "Not Like ...

Drake’s second diss track used artificial intelligence technology to include verses from Tupac and Snoop Dogg, two of Lamar’s ...

Supported by By Niela Orr Kendrick Lamar performs like someone parceling ... In a different moment, a man appears dressed as Isaac Hayes on the cover of his “Black Moses” album: He could ...

Just days after taking home five Grammy Awards, Kendrick Lamar is off to the Super Bowl. Lamar previously performed at the ...

The cover art of "Not Like Us" showed ... In one shot, Lamar smashes an owl piñata. What does '6:16 in LA' mean?Fans analyze Kendrick Lamar's latest Drake diss That Lamar took home not one ...

Here's everything you need to know about the legendary Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef, via a timeline of events.

At this point in pop culture, Kendrick Lamar may be the most ... (HBO is owned by CNN’s parent company.) Within days, Lamar followed that with “6:16 in LA,” which many interpreted to be ...

Drake responded in a Billboard story, saying, “Kendrick’s not murdering ... along with “Euphoria” and “6:16 in LA.” Lamar performed the song at the encore and repeated it five more ...

Kendrick Lamar is cementing his name in ... more diss tracks and more personal accusations. In May 2024, Lamar released "6:16 in LA" and Drake followed with "Family Matters." ...

Kendrick Lamar and Drake ... sense tellin’ me to off him,” Lamar continued. Four days later, Lamar dropped another diss aimed at Drake titled “6:16 in LA.” In the song, Lamar claimed ...

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