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Drake and Kendrick Lamar's ongoing rap feud escalates with diss tracks like "Not Like Us" and "Meet the Grahams," accusing each other of various controversies. Fans dissect lyrics, references, and alleged personal matters, sparking intense debate and speculation within the hip-hop community.

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In a fierce exchange of diss tracks, Kendrick Lamar and Drake initiated a public feud that escalated quickly. Kendrick Lamar released a series of tracks, most notably "Not Like Us" and "Meet The Grahams," where he made serious accusations against Drake. The diss tracks alleged that Drake had engaged in unethical behavior and painted him negatively. Charges included accusations of Drake having slept with Lil Wayne's girlfriend, participating in inappropriate relations with minors, calling him a fake gang member, questioning his loyalty to people, and even implying that his daughter's paternity is in question. These incendiary statements led to a frenzy among fans and the media, as each new track from Lamar spurred Drake to respond in kind, with back-to-back releases keeping social media abuzz with analysis, breakdowns, memes, and fan reactions. The diss tracks delved into personal and family matters, dragging significant others and children into the dispute. This intense battle between two of hip-hop's heavyweights garnered attention worldwide, further fueled by the ongoing release of contentious lyrics and accusations. The heated exchange unfolded with rapid-fire timing, as both artists attempted to one-up each other in the musical confrontation. News outlets dissected the diss tracks, while fans and celebrities alike weighed in on social media, adding layers of commentary and interpretation to the ongoing rap beef. With each new release, the feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake grew in intensity and intrigue, dominating headlines and sparking debates over the legitimacy and impact of their confrontational lyrics.

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Virality Score 5.1

Change in Rank -1

Thread Age 275 days

Number of Articles 295

Political Leaning

Left 65.4%

Center 23.1%

Right 11.5%

Regional Coverage

US 82.0%

Non-US 18.0%

Recent Coverage

Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s Diss Tracks Ranked

Billboard - 270 days ago - Drake and Kendrick Lamar have been trading diss tracks at a furious pace. Check out Billboard's rankings of the tracks here.

Kendrick Lamar Fires Back at Drake Yet Again With Scathing ‘Not Like Us’ Diss Track: Listen

Billboard - 270 days ago - Kendrick Lamar's fourth Drake diss track, "Not Like Us," arrived on May 4. Stream it now.

Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s rap feud explained

Indy100 - 270 days ago - Rapper and musician Drake - real name Aubrey Graham - has had a number of public spats with fellow artists over the years (including the likes of The Weeknd, Rick Ross and Metro Boomin), and now he’s once again arguing with Kendrick Lamar.Back in March, Lamar featured on the track “Like That” with F...

Dua Lipa weighs in on Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef on Saturday Night Live

The Independent - 270 days ago - Singer attempted to make sense of the bitter feud between the warring rappers

Metro Boomin' Calls Out Drake For LIES ... And He Shows RECEIPTS

MTO News - 270 days ago - Hip hop producer Metro Boomin' is going OFF on Drake this morning, just hours after Kendrick Lamar dropped four diss tracks against Drake in a matter of a few hours.

Dua Lipa Hosted And Performed On 'SNL': Watch

Stereogum - 270 days ago - Dua Lipa pulled double duty as host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live, the same weekend that her new album Radical Optimism was released. In the monologue Dua Lipa joked about her memes (“Dula Peep,” “vacanza queen,” “go girl give us nothing”) and introduced her parents in the audience. In a recurring recording studio sketch, Lipa and Ego Nwodim suggested terrible producer tags for Devon Walker’s Young Spicy producer character. The pre-taped black-and-white The Anomalous Man saw Lipa’s character getting cheated on by Sarah Sherman’s Elephant Man-esque character. On Good Morning Greenville, Lipa broke down the Drake/Kendrick Lamar beef in a Southern accent. She played a collector of Sonny Angels opposite Marcello Hernandez and Bowen Yang in a Challengers-themed sketch that also featured the movie’s score. She appeared in a pre-taped commercial for “big-ass aluminum tray of penne alla vodka.” During Weekend Update, Chloe Fineman played JoJo Siwa explaining her bad girl era and inventing gay pop. Also Unfrosted star Jerry Seinfeld was a guest during Update — a day after he did another live TV show with John Mulaney in LA — talking about doing excessive press. Lipa played a nurse in a sketch about an OBGYN named Fat Daddy (played by Kenan Thompson). She was in a pre-taped commercial for Teeny Tiny Statement Pins for celebrities to wear on the red carpet. Doing a Brooklyn accent, she played an executive hiring Soul Booth (a recurring singing duo played by Andrew Dismukes and James Austin Johnson) to turn a flooring company’s phone number into a jingle. Troye Sivan introduced “Illusion” as the first musical performance and Seinfeld introduced the second, “Happy For You,” which was its live debut and had a cool lighting effect towards the end. Watch all that below. And here are the show promos: A few days ago, Vampire Weekend and Sabrina Carpenter were announced as the last musical guests of the season. UPDATE: On Sunday night, Dua Lipa played a surprise mini-concert in NYC’s Times Square. You can watch here.

Kendrick Lamar brands Drake a ‘paedophile’ in third diss track in 36 hours

The Independent - 270 days ago - Rappers have accused each other of domestic violence and harbouring secret children

Yikes! Resurfaced Video Fuels Kendrick Lamar's Claim That Drake Slept With Lil Wayne's Girlfriend

The Shade Room - 271 days ago - In 'Not Like Us,' Kendrick Lamar accused Drake of sleeping with Lil Wayne's woman. Now, a resurfaced video is giving the lyrics credibility.

Kendrick Lamar tells Drake “I hear you like ’em young” on fresh diss track ‘Not Like Us’

NME - 271 days ago - Kendrick Lamar has called Drake a "coloniser" and a "paedophile" on his third diss in 36 hours, 'Not Like Us'.

Even Dua Lipa Couldn’t Resist Breaking Down The Drake And Kendrick Lamar Feud During An ‘SNL’ Sketch

UPROXX - 271 days ago - Even on her album release week, she's fully invested in the beef.

‘Saturday Night Live’: Dua Lipa Dissects Kendrick Lamar & Drake’s Ongoing Feud In Sketch

Deadline - 271 days ago - Dua Lipa is schooling Saturday Night Live on the bad blood between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. During a local news segment sketch, the “Dance The Night Away...

Dua Lipa Explains the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar Rap Beef on ‘SNL’

Variety - 271 days ago - Dua Lipa made fun of Kendrick Lamar and Drake's rap beef on 'SNL'

36 Hours In And Kendrick Lamar Is On His THIRD Diss Track Against Drake (LISTEN)

The Shade Room - 271 days ago - Kendrick Lamar has his size seven shoes pressed on Drake's neck with his third diss track, 'Not Like Us' in the last 36 hours.

Kendrick Lamar Calls Drake A 'Pedophile' In New Diss Track

TMZ - 271 days ago - Kendrick Lamar's escalating his rap beef with Drake ... labeling him as a "pedophile" in another new diss track less than 24 hours after releasing "Meet The Grahams."

Kendrick Lamar Drops Fourth Drake Diss, “Not Like Us,” Produced By Mustard

Vibe - 271 days ago - Kendrick Lamar is keeping his foot on Drake's neck, dropping his fourth diss towards the Toronto kid with "Not Like Us."

Kendrick Lamar Fires Up Another Shot at Drake With ‘Not Like Us’

Rolling Stone - 271 days ago - The two rappers have been sparring via diss tracks for several weeks

Kendrick Lamar Just Released A Fourth Drake Diss Track, “Not Like Us”

Stereogum - 271 days ago - Kendrick Lamar is still at it. The rapper has been feuding with Drake, dropping the diss track “Euphoria” on Tuesday followed by “6:16 In LA” yesterday morning and “meet the grahams” at midnight. With each song, Lamar has been getting more ruthless. His newest one, “Not Like Us,” produced by Mustard, is brutal.