50 Cent Says Drake “Smoked” Kendrick Lamar With New Official Diss Track
The Hip-Hop community is digesting Drake’s nuclear bomb of a diss track, “Drop and Give Me 50,” dissing Kendrick Lamar, Future, Metro Boomin, Rick Ross and others.
The Hip-Hop community is digesting Drake’s nuclear bomb of a diss track, “Drop and Give Me 50,” dissing Kendrick Lamar, Future, Metro Boomin, Rick Ross and others.
It also included digs at The Weeknd, Rick Ross and Future, among others.
J. Cole likely had a bigger reason to wave the white flag in his near legendary feud with Kendrick Lamar.
Kendrick Lamar and the creators of “South Park” are producing a live-action comedy, which is getting a theatrical release in 2025.
The industry insider claims people have heard the Drizzy record.
Fans seemed excited to see the “7 Minute Drill” rapper.
The trio’s chart-topping collaboration caused a lot of commotion.
However, Fiasco did offer an apology for comments about K. Dot at the time.
Top Dawg Entertainment’s Punch came to J. Cole’s defense for walking back his Kendrick Lamar diss, “7 Minute Drill”.
The controversial content creator kicks Cole out of the Big 3.
“Might Delete Later” was trending on X as disgruntled J. Cole fans joked that rap died when he pulled his Kendrick Lamar diss.
It all went down at the Dreamville Festival on Sunday night (April 7) in North Carolina, where the veteran rapper appeared to have a few regrets.
Joey Bada$$ championed himself while two of Hip-Hop’s heavyweights, Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole, exchanged diss tracks.
Are insiders secretly against K. Dot?
Social media users take issue with what Jermaine had to say on his new mixtape.
The final single, “7 Minute Drill,” finds the Dreamville Records boss firing back at Kendrick Lamar, who dissed Cole and Drake on the recent Future and Metro Boomin’ track “Like That.”
Why is this brother starving for rap beef like this?
Future and Metro Boomin control half of the Hot 100’s current Top 10.
Was the “DENiM” rapper dissing or trolling?
Watch the NBA superstar get hyped to K. Dot’s internet-breaking verse.