Kendrick Lamar Says Drake “Should Die” In Rapid Response To Latest Diss
The former Top Dawg Entertainment artist addresses members of Drake’s family one by one in yet another brutal tongue-lashing.
The former Top Dawg Entertainment artist addresses members of Drake’s family one by one in yet another brutal tongue-lashing.
On Friday night (May 3), the OVO Sound boss dropped “Family Matters,” a more than seven-minute diss track aimed at his current nemesis.
Once again, the OVO king has responded to K. Dot using his Instagram Stories—instead of his pen.
The lyrical beating continues the tongue-lashing K. Dot unleashed on “euphoria” just three days ago.
Boasting features from frequent collaborator Paul Wall and Kool G Rap, among others, “Time is Currency” is a testament to his unwavering work ethic and commitment to the culture.
His wife, who goes by Chocolate Snowflake (C.S.), made the announcement on his personal Facebook page Wednesday morning (May 1).
Several hours after the song dropped, the OVO Sound co-founder shared a clip from the film “10 Things I Hate About You.”
The track, titled “Euphoria,” finds the former TDE rapper in full battle mode.
The song, arrived on Tuesday morning (April 30) much to the delight of Hip-Hop fans who’ve been following the ongoing saga between the “big three.”
On Sunday (April 28), the D-O-Double-G and noted weed connoisseur shared an Instagram photo of himself posted up at the cemetery with a blunt in hand.
The rapper was in the French capital, where he was scheduled to perform on his Better Off Alone Tour Sunday night (April 28).
The pop star’s emotionally-charged photos were part of a bigger cluster that included shots of himself performing and a close-up of weed.
The Dreamchasers boss believes the event opened a “portal.”
Did the R&B singer pull a page out of 50 Cent’s notebook?
Part of the embattled businessman/politician’s plan includes a major campaign event at Madison Square Garden featuring Black artists.
The Organized Noize legend was laid to rest during a private memorial service in Atlanta on Friday (April 26).
NFR Podcast unveiled the news via Twitter (X) on Thursday (April 25) shortly after Eminem opened the 2024 NFL Draft in his hometown of Detroit.
The ongoing saga continues.
While the service is private, the media is invited to cover the attendees’ arrivals as 68 members of Clark Atlanta’s band perform hits produced by Organized Noize outside of the church.
According to several fans who were watching the performance, Cudder took an unexpected tumble as he attempted to jump over the barricade in front of the stage.