The ongoing rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar took a bizarre turn on Saturday. Just last weekend, Kendrick released a track titled “Meet The Grahams” and the cover art featured several of Drake’s personal items, including a prescription for the trendy diabetes drug Ozempic, which is often

Kendrick Lamar hasn’t pulled any punches during his ongoing beef with Drake, and some of the claims he’s made on the diss tracks taking aim at his foe have fulfilled a prophecy Shane Gillis made on his podcast all the way back in 2019. Based on the information that’s come to light since the feud

The one thing that we can be certain of when it comes to the wild rap beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar that’s been unfolding over the past few weeks: everyone has an opinion on who they think is winning, including Naomi Osaka. The beef really got kicked into another gear when Drake, with the

The beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar has been brewing for over a decade, and former SportsNation host Marcellus Wiley says it almost reached a tipping point in 2014 before the Toronto rapper forced ESPN to suppress an interview where he fired some shots at his foe. By most accounts, Drake was

Drake has had his hands full over the past couple of weeks courtesy of his heated beef with Kendrick Lamar, and the Toronto mansion that graced the cover of one of K-Dot’s diss tracks ended up at the center of a break-in attempt a day after a security guard was shot outside of the property. I