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After Kendrick Lamar was announced as the choice for the Super Bowl Halftime show, many were left wondering why Lil Wayne wasn't chosen to perform in his hometown of New Orleans. Now, Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez is speaking out, and she revealed that Lil Wayne's name was considered.
DL Hughley touched on the highly publicized battle between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Hughley compared the clash to "a lion playing with his food," highlighting the unequal nature of their feud.
Tony Yayo praised Kendrick Lamar for making history as the first artist to perform a diss track during a Super Bowl halftime show. Yayo noted the magnitude of Lamar's performance, highlighting it as a significant achievement in the rapper's illustrious career. The event garnered an impressive audience of 135 million viewers, marking it as one of the most-watched halftime shows.
J. Cole has fired back at Kendrick Lamar's diss on his new song '7 Minute Drill,' including a surprise song off the new album 'Might Delete Later.'
Kendrick Lamar‘s “Not Like Us” diss track is eligible for GRAMMY nominations said Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr..
Kendrick Lamar’s smash single “Not Like Us” could potentially net the rap star another Grammy, as the song is likely to be up for consideration ahead of next year’s award show.
Kendrick Lamar headlined the first night of the Day N Vegas festival with a set featuring child dancers and spanning his four albums. See Kendrick Lamar perform "Chapter 10" & "Ronald Reagan Era" in the live footage below!
Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Big Steppers Tour’ has been going down, and Baby Keem has been accompanying the rapper. The music Kendrick dropped has been so impactful that it sparked a viral moment that found a security guard crying while Lamar performed his track “Love.” Now, Kendrick has addressed the moment.
During the episode, the Queen revealed why she has yet to collaborate with King Kendrick. “The reason why I haven't collaborated with Kendrick Lamar yet is because he don't want to get washed,” joked Nicki.
She went on to express her admiration for the Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper. “I’m a big fan of him and his talent and I’m looking forward to collaborating with him one day hopefully because he’s animated and I like the animation. And also, he just respects the craft of rap and at this time right now…” she laughed before trailing off.
Drake has finally released the CDQ version of his response to Kendrick Lamar and others on streaming services.
In the days leading up to the formal release, Drake has been trying to get Kendrick to respond by making numerous shady posts about him and his team. The pgLang co-founder has yet to acknowledge the diss track.
While the remix sticks to its original dance beat, it quickly goes into Kendrick Lamar's verse a few seconds in, which includes an ode to the Beyhive and artificial intelligence.
Joell Ortiz, Bodega Bamz, and Nitty Scott came together in 2016 to form the supergroup No Panty. During their sit-down with DJ Vlad, the three discussed the effort that goes into making timeless music. They responded to Michael Jackson's reflection on Thriller, where the late music icon said he wasn't surprised at the classic album's impact due to the care that was put into crafting it.
Jay-Z has had an interesting relationship with Lil Wayne and Drake, which has stemmed over the last 20 years.
Initially, Weezy F. Baby considered Jay his idol and biggest inspiration - and almost signed to Def Jam and Rocnation / Roc-a-fella Records (Jay-Z's label) - before Birdman put a stop to it. Jay-Z mentioned this in a 2013 interview on The Breakfast Club with Charlemagne.
He shocked the crowd by performing the chart-topping diss “Not Like Us” five times in a row, often letting the crowd take over, inviting an arena of thousands to shout lyrics that accuse Drake of being a “certified pedophile” and “colonizer.”
Freddie Gibbs released the new track, in which he raps over the beat for Drake's Certified Lover Boy intro, "Champagne Poetry." On Gibbs' interpretation of the Drizzy song he spits, “The earth ain’t big enough for both of us, you gotta get done/They say they smokin’ top fives, but you ain’t burnt up the one/Fuck niggas talking ’bout?/Like every time I hit the booth I don’t leave that bitch with a body count.”
TDE President Punch has been vocal about the dealings of the storied label over the years, and now he has spoken on Kendrick Lamar’s departure from the label in a new interview.
Back in the early 2010s no one would believe T.D.E by now wouldn’t be the top rap label in Hip Hop. They had a roster of hungry, young and capable talent, and what made it even more special was they weren’t some gimmicky rappers surviving of one popular song, or social media plant famous for a Tik Tok dance or one hit wonder that disappeared after a failed debut album.
Shortly after Future linked up with Kanye West to executive produce Donda 2 and Kendrick Lamar performed alongside Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and Mary J. Blige at the Super Bowl halftime show, the three rap giants are now set to headline this year’s Rolling Loud Miami.
Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly protest anthem “Alright” came in at No. 1 on the ranking, while Cardi’s diamond-certified “Bodak Yellow” followed closely behind in second place. Drake‘s “God’s Plan,” Lil Uzi Vert‘s “XO Tour Llif3” and Future‘s “March Madness” rounded out the top five.
