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Kendrick Lamar has finally returned fire against Drake in his new diss track.
On Tuesday, April 30, KDot surprised fans with his new song "Euphoria" produced by Cardo. Lamar starts off by calling Drizzy a "scam artist," a "master manipulator, and a b***h," and a "liar" over a soothing instrumental. Once the beat switches up, KDot continues his wrath by serving up blow after blow to Drake's legacy like Terrence Crawford with references to his loss to Pusha T, his affinity for Sexyy Red, and his beef with Meek Mill. Kendrick also makes some stunning claims about how Drake reacted after he dissed him on Future and Metro Boomin's new album.
"Let's speak on percentage, show me your splits/I make sure I double back with you," Kendrick spits. "You was signed to a n***a that's signed to a n***a that said he was signed to that n***a/Try cease and desist on the 'Like That' record/Oh, what? You ain't like that record/'Back To Back', I like that record/I'mma get back to that for the record."
According to Dot, Drizzy apparently tried to get Future and Metro Boomin's "Like That" taken down. The accusation sounds similar to the line Rick Ross spit in his diss track "Champagne Moments." Lamar also uses the song to respond to the array of claims Drake made about him in previous songs. He asserted Drake doesn't have a classic album, calls his OVO camp "d*ckriders" and shoots down Drizzy's claims that it's "20 vs. 1" "Ain't twenty-v-one, it's one-v-twenty if I gotta smack n***as that write with you," Dot spits.
The Compton rapper also addresses Drake's "Taylor Made Freestyle," in which he used AI-generated verses of 2Pac and Snoop Dogg that he wrote himself. Tupac Shakur's estate recently issued their own cease and desist against Drake for using 'Pac's vocals without permission. Now Kendrick is clowning Drizzy for using the technology against him.
"Am I battlin' ghost or AI? Na feelin' like Joel Osteen/Funny, he was in a film called 'AI'/And my sixth sense tellin' me to off him," Kendrick raps.
Listen to Kendrick Lamar's response to Drake below.
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