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  • Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Alright’ named greatest rap song by Spotify

    Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Alright’ named greatest rap song by Spotify

    Kendrick has Spotify’s greatest rap song

    Kendrick Lamar’s hit record “Alright” has been crowned the greatest rap song by Spotify. The platform recently released its 100 greatest rap songs of the streaming era (from 2015) that also included Cardi B’s “Bodak Yellow” and Drake’s “God’s Plan” in the second and third place.

    Other tracks that follow in the list include Lil Uzi Vert‘s “XO Tour Llif3” and Future‘s “March Madness” in the fourth and fifth positions.

    Migos‘ “Bad and Boujee,” Travis Scott‘s “Sicko Mode,” Sheck Wes‘ “Mo Bamba,” Pop Smoke‘s “Dior” and Juice WRLD‘s “Lucid Dreams” also appear in the top 10 respectively.

  • Producer behind ‘Euphoria’ Cardo talks working with both Drake & Kendrick Lamar

    Producer behind ‘Euphoria’ Cardo talks working with both Drake & Kendrick Lamar

    Cardo has respect for both Drizzy & K. Dot

    Cardo is the producer behind Kendrick Lamar’s Drake diss “Euphoria” but he has worked extensively with both juggernauts throughout their careers and is even featured on some of the biggest records from each rapper.

    In a recent interview on Kids Take Over podcast, the producer explained how he feels about both megastars. “I respect them both. They’re both somebody I both f### with. I’ve made history with both of them. And it’s good for Hip-Hop,” Cardo explained. “Dot is the type of guy that will challenge anybody. He’ll challenge people in a game of hopscotch. He’s a competitive dude.”

  • NLE Choppa describes how a win would look like in Drake & Kendrick Lamar beef

    NLE Choppa describes how a win would look like in Drake & Kendrick Lamar beef

    Choppa shares his thoughts on hip-hop’s latest major duel

    NLE Choppa explains what true victory would be in the bloody struggle between rap behemoths Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Speaking to Billboard, Chop said it all depends on how each of them feel in the end. However, he insisted that the real triumph will come from a collaboration between the two.

    “I think the win is like, you know, how Kendrick go home and feel about it, and how Drizzy will go home and feel about it,” he said. “I think the win would be like both of them coming together and doing a song together, I think that’s one of the most beautiful wins.”

    Reflecting on his own spat with Blueface, he added, “I can kill you on the beat and then I call you and be like ‘Hey bro, I’m done f*cking with you.’”

  • T.I. predicts Drake & Kendrick Lamar will reunite for tour

    T.I. predicts Drake & Kendrick Lamar will reunite for tour

    Tip believes Drizzy & K. Dot beef was heavily ”exacerbated’

    T.I. gives his take on the bombshell of the year – Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s bitter feud that erupted last month. During a recent sit-down on DJ Whoo Kid’s Whoo’s House Podcast, the Trap veteran said the two rap giants will burry the hatchet in the future and might actually go on tour together.

    “It is probably one of the more exacerbated beefs I’ve seen,” Tip explained. “All this stuff can’t be true, you know what I’m saying? Everything everybody’s saying can’t be true. Like, good God!”

    He continued, “I got respect for both of them and I think they both phenomenal hitmakers. I’m just waiting on the tour. After the disagreement, the only thing that’s gonna sell is the reunion.”

  • Big Daddy Kane believes J. Cole’s songwriting skills are better than Drake & Kendrick Lamar’s

    Big Daddy Kane believes J. Cole’s songwriting skills are better than Drake & Kendrick Lamar’s

    Kane is more fond of Cole than Drizzy & Kendrick

    Big Daddy Kane is a huge fan of J. Cole and puts him above Drake and Kendrick Lamar when it comes to lyricism. The Juice Crew rapper recently sat for an interview on The Art of Dialogue podcast where he was asked about his position on who’s better between the three.

    “I’m actually more of a J. Cole fan, honestly,” Kane explained while comparing him to Drake and Kendrick Lamar. “I think he is probably, you know, the greatest lyricist of this era. He’s my personal favorite, you know, of all them cats.”

  • Fans dig up old clip of Kendrick Lamar speaking highly of Drake following ‘Like That’ diss

    Fans dig up old clip of Kendrick Lamar speaking highly of Drake following ‘Like That’ diss

    Kendrick showed some admiration for Drizzy

    Kendrick Lamar recently stirred up the internet when he appeared to diss Drake and J. Cole on “Like That,” a record off Future and Metro Boomin’s latest album, We Don’t Trust You.

    Fans were quick to scoop an old interview of K Dot praising Drizzy for supporting his musical come-up. “Drake is a real good dude, first and foremost,” Kendrick says. “He heard my music probably a year back, reached out and just gave me respect on it… It was a mutual feeling for us, us appreciating the music.”

    He further opened up on how the Young Money flagship rapper called him up for his tour when K Dot’s career was still on the rise and how the relationship was characterized by a “great bond.”

  • Metro Boomin disapproves Future & Drake feud rumors

    Metro Boomin disapproves Future & Drake feud rumors

    Metro urges fans to stop ‘making things up’

    Future and Metro Boomin unleashed their new collab album, We Don’t Trust You, last week and the internet is on fire because of it. On the track “Like That” that features Kendrick Lamar, the California rapper lyrically assaults Drake and J. Cole, and fans think Future also opened fire at the former.

    This week, a fan on X claimed that Pluto and Drizzy are beefing over a woman, before Metro pushed back the rumors with the reply: “Yall n****s stop making stuff up for engagement and enjoy the music.”


  • Old clip of J. Cole commending Metro Boomin reappears following Kendrick Lamar’s diss

    Old clip of J. Cole commending Metro Boomin reappears following Kendrick Lamar’s diss

    Cole had great words for Metro

    Future and Metro Boomin lit up the hip-hop world last Friday with their new collab album, We Don’t Trust You. Kendrick Lamar is one of the features on the project and his verse has sparked discussions among fans as it captures the rapper dissing J. Cole and Drake.

    “F*ck sneak dissin’, first person shooter, I hope they came with three switches,” K Dot flows on “Like That,” before adding, “think I won’t drop the location? I still got PTSD/ Motherf*ck the big three, n***a, it’s just big me/ N***a, bum, what? I’m really like that/ And your best work is a light pack.”

    After the stint, a clip from last month has been making rounds where Cole speaks highly of Young Metro. “I was in the studio the other night and [Metro Boomin] was in there cooking up,” Cole says. “Everything is just like confident steps, you’re not judging it, you’re not thinking about it.”

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