Drake Drops a Mic on Kendrick Lamar Feud—And the Crowd’s Chant Just Lit the Cosmic Firestorm You Didn’t See Coming!
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So, here we are again—Drake and Kendrick Lamar, the rap game’s version of a cosmic tug-of-war that refuses to loosen its grip. Ever wonder if Mercury in retrograde has a hand in this decade-long beef that just keeps spitting fire? Because honestly, the vibes are as volatile as a Mars-Pluto square as Drake hilariously escalated their feud during his Wireless Festival set in London by actually toasting to a crowd chant shouting down Kendrick. Talk about choosing violence, right? These two once rode the wave of mutual respect, dropping collabs back in the day, but now? It’s diss tracks, lawsuits, and public sparring that’s making the headlines hotter than a Leo on their birthday. Buckle up, folks—this saga’s far from over, and the stars seem to agree. LEARN MORE.
Drake has seemingly escalated his feud with Kendrick Lamar with his response to a crowd chant during Wireless Festival in London.
The rappers‘ feud has lasted for over a decade, and it doesn’t appear to be slowing down anytime soon.
Lamar previously declared he was ‘choosing violence’, which led to Drake responding to the song shorty after during an on-stage performance in March.
Addressing the audience at the time, Drake could be heard telling everyone that no-one could ‘f**k with me’, in what many believed was a direct reference to Lamar.
Drake’s legal team had filed a defamation lawsuit against his own record label Universal Music Group for releasing ‘Not Like Us’.
Without naming Kendrick in the suit, it alleges that the claims in the song were baseless and harmful to his career.
Lamar headlining the Super Bowl this year (Michael Owens/Getty Images)
Universal, which has been Drake’s record label for over a decade, said: “Not only are these claims untrue, but the notion that we would seek to harm the reputation of any artist – let alone Drake – is illogical.”
The suit has seemingly been on the back burners in the past couple of months, but knowing Drake and Lamar, this feud is far from over.
Drake was headlining Wireless Festival in the UK over the weekend, where chants of ‘F*** Kendrick’ erupted across the festival.
Well, Drake did not exactly discourage the crowd, saying back: “Chubbs, grab me a shot. I’ll drink to that,” which brought about a ton of cheers from those in attendance.
Drake headlined Wireless Festival (Simone Joyner/Getty Images for ABA)
UNILAD has reached out to Drake and Lamar’s representatives for comment.
The rappers once shared mutual respect and friendship in the beginning. It was enough for Drake to invite Kendrick to support him on his 2011 Club Paradise headline tour, anyway.
This was back when Drake’s ‘Take Care’ was topping the charts and Kendrick actually featured on ‘Buried Alive Interlude’ from Drake’s second studio album, also named Take Care.
The favor was returned and Drake also appeared on Lamar’s 2012 track ‘Poetic Justice’ in good kid, M.A.A.d city.
However, it has been all rather bitter since.
The pair have released diss tracks aimed at each other, with Lamar claiming that Drake has a secret daughter – which led to the Canadian rapper issuing a response to the allegation.
Another diss track saw Lamar accuse Drake of being a ‘certified p*dophile’, which led to the ‘One Dance’ singer launching the defamation and harassment lawsuit.
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