Kendrick Lamar and Drake get personal as they release new diss tracks hours apart
Kendrick Lamar and Drake have recently dropped their latest diss tracks in the ongoing feud, where they mercilessly involve each other's families.
Lamar recently responded to two songs released by Drake by using the term "Euphoria" and referring to him as a deceitful musician.
Last Friday, Drake made a comeback with Family Matters, retaliating by saying, "You never embrace your child and request them to give a big smile for the camera. It would have been better to avoid involving the youngsters in this fuss so don't put the blame on me."
The words of the song appear to be a retaliation towards Lamar's doubts about his fathering skills mentioned on Euphoria.
Drake, who is currently the leading hip hop artist in terms of streaming, implied in his latest release that Lamar may not be the biological father of one of his children.
In his quick reply, Kendrick Lamar also delved into personal matters with his song, Meet the Grahams. The lyrics reference Drake's offspring, Adonis, as well as his parents, Sandra and Dennis Graham.
"Adonis, I regret that the person who is your father is not up to the mark. I must speak candidly, being a true man requires certain qualities that your father lacks," remarks Lamar.
Drake and Lamar have been throwing subtle jabs at each other for quite some time now. Lamar's fourth album even won a prestigious Pulitzer Prize.
The sudden surge of disagreement songs signifies that their hostility has turned into a more individual and less nuanced matter.
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In the previous month, Drake came out with Push Ups, a song that made fun of Lamar's partnerships with Taylor Swift and the pop band Maroon 5.
He then released Taylor Made Freestyle, another piece of work that accused Lamar of being a coward for not giving a response.
The song stirred up a lot of disagreement since it featured an artificially intelligent version of Tupac Shakur's voice, which prompted the legal representatives of the deceased rapper to consider filing a lawsuit.
Earlier this week, Lamar responded to Drake with a statement in a positive tone. In his statement, Lamar referred to Drake as a deceitful individual who pretends to be a rapper with the aim of gaining acceptance.
