Kendrick Lamar Reignites Drake Feud Rumors On New Jay Rock Track
. For some, the biggest question: is Lamar taking shots at Drake? In his puffed-up-chest verse, Lamar comes out fighting. "I tell 'em all hail King Kendrick, resurrecting my vengeance/ Been dissecting your motormouth until I break down the engine," he raps. "This ain't no warning shot, this a relevant henchman/ See my opponent then, cease your existence/ Endin' our friendship, baby, I'd rather die alone." Sure, Lamar doesn't list Drake - or anyone except for himself, for that matter - by name, but the pair's friendship and history is enough for some to assume Drake's the target. Then again, it could likely just be a diss directed at no one in particular - like A$AP Rocky's recent attack on other rappers who wear Hood By Air and #BEEN TRILL#. On the other hand, if the verse was aimed at Drake, it'd be the second time Lamar called out the Toronto MC in a track. On his kingly "Control" verse from last year, Drake was one of the rappers over which King Kendrick presided - though Drizzy took it in stride, later calling Kendrick a "king" during his OVO Fest set. Read more and listen to the track here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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