Rap beefs have been an essential part of hip-hop culture. However, the recent battle between two of the genre’s top performers, Drake and Kendrick Lamar has crossed limits, and turned dark and ugly. Well, now in the latest Record AI Music AI-generated track Drake disses himself. The song was created on Suno AI by BoisterousMusicCritic946, and is a parody song for entertainment purposes only.
The feud between two started in in 2013 as Lamar, who previously collaborated with Drake and opened for him on tour, sent shots to 11 of his contemporaries through his guest verse on Big Sean’s “Control.”
He went on to label himself “the king of New York” and “the king of the coast,” and his targets included Drake, J. Cole, A$AP Rocky, Pusha T and others.
The feud went on to resurface this March when Lamar aimed at Drake and J. Cole on “Like That,” a response to Cole after he said on last October’s “First Person Shooter” that the rappers were the “big three” in hip-hop.
Cole responded in his style but later deleted his diss track. He also issued a public apology to Lamar. However, Drake didn’t hold back and released “Push Ups” — where he mentioned Lamar’s longtime partner and fiancée Whitney Alford — as well as “Taylor Made Freestyle” in April. Lamar quickly replied with “Euphoria” on and “6:16 in LA.”
Drake once against launched an attack with “Family Matters” and made things extremely personal. He dropped accusations against Lamar of abusing Alford and claimed the father of one of their children was in fact Dave Free, Lamar’s close friend and creative partner.
It was less than an hour later, Lamar hit back with “Meet the Grahams” and accused Drake of being a sexual predator, sex trafficking and fathering a secret child. Lamar didn’t end there: the next day he dropped “Not Like Us” and called Drake a pedophile and accused him of appropriating Black culture. The upbeat DJ Mustard-produced track set streaming records and spectators crowned Lamar the winner of the battle as a result.
