Drake kendrick lamar beef
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Sports Giannis Antetokounmpo is a hip-hop fan, and he has some thoughts concerning the likes of Drake and Kendrick Lamar.
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Music While the Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef is two years old, Drizzy still seems to have some negative feelings towards K-Dot.
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Music This changes 'Meet the Grahams' if true.
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Music 6ix9ine has a lot of thoughts on a various array of topics, including the dispute between Drake, UMG, and Kendrick Lamar.
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Music YG has thoughts on being name-dropped.
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Music While many Kendrick Lamar fans might troll Drake for this achievement, "ICEMAN" is probably on the way with a vengeance.
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Music Drake is facing things head-on.
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Music Drake targets K-Dot and a wide range of other artists on “Family Matters.”
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Gossip DJ Akademiks reacted to Drake's alleged allusion to Kendrick Lamar on "ICEMAN," specifically a reference to the Toronto Police Service.
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Music DJ Akademiks was in the know during the Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef, which has given him some unique perspective.
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Music The hatred between these two runs deeper than we thought.
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Music Jokes about Kendrick Lamar stepping on Drake's "ICEMAN" album with "Fireman" went viral on Twitter, and they are making both fanbases livid.
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Music The website is a parody of Kendrick's oklama hub.
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Music Amid a hundred gigabytes of new content and a whole lot of speculation, here's all you need to know about Drake's post-Kendrick Lamar beef moves.
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Music What is Dennis up to?
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Music With hip hop in a frenzy over his latest guest verse, we are looking at every time Kendrick Lamar took shots at Drake throughout the years.
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Music Does this tale hold up or is there another side to the story?
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Music Drake's "ICEMAN" boasts the second-highest debut for a rap album in Spotify history, and its intro surpassed Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us."
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Gabriel Bras Nevares