He did it. The world was waiting with bated breath to see if Kendrick Lamar—who has been embroiled in a monthslong beef with rapper Drake—would perform “Not Like Us” during the Super Bowl ...

but you know they love to sue,” gesturing towards the legal action that Drake took against Universal Music Group over releasing and promoting “Not Like Us.” Which led to the victory lap ...

Kendrick Lamar didn’t hold back his global smash Drake diss track “Not Like Us ... of the stadium unmistakably spelled out “game over.” ...

“Have you ever considered OVO is working for me?” Drake fired back with a vengeance on "Family Matters" later that day. Over the course of seven-and-a-half minutes, Drake repeatedly accuses ...

The investigation into the fatal DC plane crash has not yet blamed the Army Blackhawk helicopter but confirmed that it was flying higher than what was permitted. According to experts, 200 feet was ...

But Kendrick's fight comes in the middle of an ongoing rap beef between him and rival Drake. If we are to believe rumors, it seems like Kendrick might play his biggest Drake diss "Not Like Us ...

Get on with it.” Adding to the theatrics, Drake walked on stage as the instrumental to Over My Dead Body played, further fueling speculation that he was responding to his long-standing rivalry ...

He added that he thought this year’s show was “excellent.” Drake and Lamar's feud began over a year ago with the release of Drake and J. Cole's "First Person Shooter," in which Drake implied ...

What’s the deal with LeBron James and Drake? The rapper fueled feud rumors with the Lakers star when he changed the lyrics to his song, “Nonstop,” which references James’ jersey numbers ...

Drake upped the ante on his apparent feud with Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James during a performance Tuesday in Perth, Australia. He performed his 2018 song Nonstop, which includes the lyric ...

The pair have continued to take shots at each other on tracks over the years, but their most recent skirmish appears to have begun in October 2023, when rapper J. Cole collaborated with Drake on ...

The company will no longer stop its drones from flying over airports, power plants, or even the White House, a move it says it planned months ago and already rolled out in Europe and the UK.