Kendrick Lamar Responds to Drake’s Diss With ‘Euphoria’: Listen – Hollywood Life

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Kendrick Lamar responded to Drake’s diss tracks “Push Ups” and “Taylor Developed Freestyle” with his individual hold track of on Tuesday, April 30. Kendrick, 36, dropped the song “Euphoria,” exactly where by he shot once again at Drake, 37, airing tons of grievances from the rapper, with a dismantling takedown. “Know you a master manipulator and habitual liar considerably also/But do not inform no lies about me, and I will not clarify to no truths ’bout you,” Kendrick raps at the cease of the intro verse.

Just following rapping that line, the beat picks up considerably a lot more, and Kendrick can make a reference to Drake generating use of AI to manipulate his voice to audio like Tupac Shakur in his “Taylor Manufactured Freestyle” observe. “Somebody had advised me that you purchased a ring, on God, I’m ready to double the wage/I’d rather do that than allow a Canadian n***a make Pac Convert in his grave,” he rapped.

Kendrick also named out the initially verse that began out the beef with J.Cole‘s verse on Drake’s song “First Man or lady Shooter,” in which Cole referred to himself, K. Dot, and Drizzy as the most up-to-date “Big Three” of rap. Kendrick additional a lot more reasserted himself as the most helpful. “It’s 3 GOATS nevertheless left, and I noticed two of them kissin’ and huggin’ on stage,” he raps. “The crown is heavy, huh.”

As the music goes on, Kendrick goes straight away following Drake for his prior beef with Pusha T, which culminated in the rapper dropping the headline-earning “The Story of Adidon,” the spot it was found that Drake skilled a son who he had not publicly spoken about. In “Euphoria,” K. Dot goes additional and disses Drake’s parenting talents, seemingly accusing him of not acquiring current in his son’s life. “I received a son to raise, but I can see, you do not know nothin’ ’bout that,” he raps.

Drake and Kendrick’s beef could have been stewing for someday, but it seriously ignited when Kendrick responded to the “First Distinct individual Shooter” shoutout in a visitor verse on Metro Boomin and Future’s tune “Like That,” which dropped on March 22. Cole responded with the diss track “7 Minute Drill,” which he speedily disowned. Shortly straight away following Cole retracted his song, Drake’s song “Push Ups” leaked, and he officially released it and the “Taylor Created Freestyle” on April 19. The Views rapper deleted “Taylor Developed Freestyle,” quickly following Tupac’s estate introduced a statement threatening lawful action above Drake’s use of AI to emulate the late rapper’s voice.