Rick Ross, Cam'ron & Ma$e, Gillie Da Kid and more weighed in on the ongoing feud between the two rap titans.
Kendrick Lamar attends the 2023 Met Gala celebrating 'Karl Lagerfeld: A Line Of Beauty' at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 01, 2023 in New York City.
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Unless you've been living under a rock, you know Kendrick Lamar he finally responded Drake'Push Ups' and 'Taylor Made Freestyle' with his own fiery single 'Euphoria'. Produced by Sounwave, Cardo and Kyro, the song clocks in at six minutes, 24 seconds and has plenty of disses to unpack.
Throughout “Euphoria,” Lamar takes aim at many things Drake doesn't like, including the way he talks, the way he dresses, the way he walks, and the way he raises his son. He also touches on the lives of the 6 Gods who are dating and even takes a shot at Lil Yachty for working with Drizzy.
The song's subject matter and the two-and-a-half-week wait have been the main topics of discussion in the past 24 hours. People on social media are either dissecting the double men or reaching out to the stars in the hopes that their theories will go viral. As it turns out, celebrities are no different. rappers and athletes turned pundits decided to chime in with their two cents as well.
So far, the consensus is somewhat divided. Gillie Da Kid of Million Dollaz worth game called the record “corn on the cob”, KXNG CROOKED disagreed with Gillie, Mysonne was surprised at the thought of people saying Kendrick's response was mediocre, Cam and Mase think Drake is still number one , Rick Ross had more jokes and his Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson All the smoke The podcast left me impressed and excited for what's to come. The creators even jumped into the conversation with the RDC guys, quickly doing a skit about the impact of Kendrick's song.
Check out their reactions below:
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Gillie Da Kid
The rapper and his other half Million Dollaz worth game The podcast took to his Instagram to call Kendrick's “Euphoria” “corn,” while many people in his comments disagreed. This reaction certainly seems spontaneous, considering Gillie started talking about Nino Brown's pistol whipping people in the New Jack City and ended the video with a smile.
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Matt Barnes & Stephen Jackson
The folks at the All the Smoke podcast were blown away by “Euphoria.” Stephen Jackson said “you have to listen to it at least 20 times” to understand it all. Meanwhile, Matt Barnes hoped Drake and Kendrick could keep their feud on a candle, saying: “These dudes are all great in their own way and I hope they can keep it just for the sport and not needs to be poured over.”
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KXNG WRONG
KXNG CROOKED took to his YouTube channel The corner to give fans his thoughts on Kendrick's response. First, he gives his opinion on some of the talking heads who have weighed in on the battle, saying, “A lot of people in [media] The industry doesn't seem to like Kendrick Lamar.” According to him, some of the reviews are considered disrespectful. CROOKED also mentions Gillie's review when discussing 'hot' and says he doesn't agree with the assessment, before asking Gillie: 'Did you hear the joint, man? Or did you miss it?'
You can see what else he had to say below.
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Cam'ron & Ma$e
The It is what it is The duo took a break from their usual sports talk to give fans their thoughts on the Drake and Kendrick saga. Both battle-tested emcees have seen their fair share of rap beefs, so they're definitely experts in this category. However, none of the hosts were impressed by “Euphoria” and said Drake was winning the battle so far. Ma$e felt Lamar was slow to respond, saying, “I think if Kendrick dropped this record right after 'Drop And Give Me 50,' that would be crazy.” Cam then hit Ma$e with a rebuttal citing the fact that Ma$e waited four years to respond to Cam's diss song “The Oracle,” which made them both burst out laughing.Cam'ron also felt that the diss record of Kendrick was too big – an interesting take on Jay-Z's record label.You gotta love it” is longer than “Euphoria” by a full minute.
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Rick Ross
Rick Ross is back with the jokes. He first referred to Drake as a “white boy” and a “crodie” and then asked, “do they even have wi-fi on this cargo plane?” Ross then suggested that Drake not respond and told Lil Yachty to quit if Drake asks him to ghostwrite. “Yachty, I know you want to get that money. You're not wrong, n—ah, keep buying those big houses,” he said in his video.
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RDC world
Mark Phillips and his RDC World crew are back at it again when they poke fun at Drake in a new skit. In their new video, they recreated a behind-the-scenes look at Drake's reaction to first hearing “Euphoria.” We don't want to spoil anything, so check out the video below because the skit is pretty funny.
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