Kendrick Lamar has seemingly reignited a simmering feud with fellow rap titans Drake and J. Cole. On Future and Metro Boomin’s new album “We Don’t Belief You,” Lamar options on the observe “Like That” and unleashes a sequence of pointed verses that many consider are aimed straight at his contemporaries.
Essentially the most damning proof is available in Lamar’s declaration, “Motherf*** the massive three, n***a, it’s simply huge me.” This line straight challenges the notion of a “rap Large 3” typically utilized in conversations about Drake, J. Cole, and Kendrick Lamar himself.
Lyrical Sparring And Historic References From Kendrick Lamar
Lamar doesn’t cease there. He throws additional shade with the road, “N***a, bum, What? I’m actually like that/And your finest work is a light-weight pack.” It is a scathing critique, implying that Drake and J. Cole’s finest efforts pale compared to his personal work. He even throws in a historic reference, evaluating their rivalry to the one between music legends Prince and Michael Jackson, rapping, “N***a, Prince outlived Mike Jack,” a play on Drake’s previous comparisons of his personal success to Michael Jackson’s.
These bars come after a interval of relative peace between the three rappers. Whereas there have been occasional barbs traded prior to now, significantly between Lamar and Drake, this verse marks a extra aggressive stance from Kung Fu Kenny. Whether or not this reignites a full-blown feud or stays an remoted incident is but to be seen, however one factor’s for certain: Kendrick Lamar has thrown down the gauntlet, and hip-hop followers are eagerly awaiting Drake and J. Cole’s response.
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