Drake and Kendrick Lamar's Feud Takes a Family Affair Twist
Drake and Kendrick Lamar's longstanding rivalry has escalated to a more personal level.
On Friday, both rappers released dueling diss tracks, taking aim not only at each other but also at each other's families.
Drake's track, "Push Ups," features lyrics such as "My uncle was a blood, your cousin was a Crip / I'm on tour with The Weeknd, he's on tour with Usher." Kendrick's response, "616 in LA," includes lines like "Your sister's dead, your brother's in jail / Your mother's a crackhead, your father's a liability."
This is not the first time the two rappers have traded barbs. In 2013, Drake referenced Kendrick in his song "The Language," and Kendrick responded with "Control." However, this latest round of diss tracks is particularly personal and explosive.
It is unclear what prompted the latest escalation in the feud, but it has captured the attention of the hip-hop community and beyond. Fans and critics alike are weighing in on the lyrics, and the tracks have already amassed millions of views and streams online.
Conclusion
The Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud has reached new heights, with both rappers releasing deeply personal diss tracks. It is unclear how this will affect their relationship going forward, but it is clear that the feud has taken a serious toll on them.
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