Kendrick Lamar hits Drake in “Euphoria” diss, calls him out over Pusha T, his once hidden son, Sexyy Red, and much more

Kendrick Lamar hits Drake in Euphoria diss

Kendrick Lamar has released a fiery response to Drake in his new track titled “Euphoria.” This diss comes after Drake mentioned Lamar in his own recent release, “Push Ups.” As a result, it’s sparking a series of lyrical jabs between the two. This round began, when Future featured Kendrick on “Like That.”

Kendrick Lamar’s “Euphoria” isn’t just a single track; it’s a statement. Not only did Lamar addresses Drake, but also his prior issues with Pusha T. In addition, he mentioned Sexyy Red on the track. Within an hour of its release, Kendrick has the internet on lock with “Euphoria.” Also, he had a mention for J. Cole, who backed out with an apology.

This back-and-forth isn’t new to either artist. Both Lamar and Drake have a history of using their music to address personal and professional rivalries, but always with a level of respect that keeps the competition mostly friendly. In “Euphoria,” Lamar references past interactions with Drake, adding that he doesn’t like the way he says the N-word. K. Dot said that line, repeatedly.

The response from the audience has been overwhelmingly positive. With many, they are outdone with how Kendrick called out his past as an actor. Kendrick said he doesn’t like the way he walks or talks. Also, he said that he knows for a fact rappers don’t like the West Coast. As a result, it’s not a 20 on 1, he’ll go 1 on 20.

Drake, known for his strategic musical responses, has yet to reply to Lamar’s latest release. However, fans are eagerly awaiting what many hope will be a continuation of this high-spirited exchange.

As for the impact of “Euphoria,” it extends beyond just a diss track. It’s a reminder of the intense creativity and thoughtfulness that both Kendrick Lamar and Drake bring to their music, which continues to influence and shape the hip-hop industry. Whether this track will escalate or cool down their rivalry remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the world is listening.

Kendrick Lamar hits Drake in Euphoria diss