Drake and Kendrick Lamar Simultaneously Drop Personal Diss Tracks

The ongoing feud between rappers Kendrick Lamar and Drake has escalated dramatically with the simultaneous release of two blistering diss tracks.

After weeks of exchanging barbs, the latest songs delve into personal territory, accusing each other of domestic violence and undisclosed paternity.

Drake’s track, “Family Matters,” hints that one of Lamar’s children may not be biologically his, while Lamar’s retaliation, “Meet The Grahams,” alleges Drake’s involvement in gambling, substance abuse, and promiscuity.

Drake dismisses the claims as unfounded, denouncing the situation as chaotic.

Both songs, dropped minutes apart on Saturday morning, mark a darker turn in their feud compared to previous exchanges.

Drake, known as the most streamed rapper globally, insinuates Lamar’s involvement in spousal abuse, claiming, “They hired a crisis management team to clean up the fact that you beat on your queen.” However, Lamar has never faced accusations of domestic violence.

Drake also addresses the removal of his earlier diss track, “Taylor Made Freestyle,” which faced legal action from Tupac Shakur’s estate, suggesting Lamar orchestrated the takedown.

In retaliation, Lamar’s “Meet The Grahams” directly targets Drake’s family, including his parents and young son, Adonis. He insinuates Drake’s irresponsibility as a father and hints at Drake having another undisclosed child.

Drake responded to the latter allegation humorously on Instagram, dismissing it as baseless.

Throughout “Meet The Grahams,” Lamar repeats accusations of Drake using ghostwriters and undergoing plastic surgery. He also implicates individuals associated with Drake’s record label, OVO, in criminal activities.

The feud between Drake and Lamar dates back to 2013, with Lamar’s boastful remarks at the BET Awards, widely interpreted as a dig at Drake’s vulnerability in his music.

Since then, both rappers have exchanged numerous diss tracks, with tensions escalating steadily. However, the feud has translated into commercial success for both artists, as evidenced by their continued presence in the Top 40 charts.