Kendrick Lamar Diss: The rapper started the week off letting Drake know just how much he hates him on the single “Euphoria,” but the new surprise release shows that he hasn’t gotten everything off of his chest just yet
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Kendrick Lamar Diss Drake 6:16 In LA
Kendrick Lamar has taken a page from Drake’s playbook and released back-to-back diss tracks against the Canadian rapper. (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
Following a surprise drop of his brutal “Euphoria” track on Tuesday, the Compton, California, native released “6:16 in LA” on his Instagram Friday morning. The song title is a reference to a song format Drake is known for popularizing, including “6PM in New York” from “If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late” to “8am in Charlotte” from his recent album, “For All the Dogs.”
“It’s survival,” Lamar opens the track. “I think somebody lying. Smell somebody lying.” (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
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Art for the 3-minute and 44-second track includes a photo of a black Maybach glove. Rick Ross, who entered the convoluted rap beef last week with “Champagne Moments,” is a founder of the rap label Maybach Music Group.
What does ‘6:16 in LA’ mean? Fans analyze Kendrick Lamar’s latest Drake diss
‘6:16 in LA’ lyrics: Kendrick Lamar says Drake’s label OVO is ‘working for me’
Lamar begins the track discussing buying yachts and taking trips to Ibiza, in what may be a nod to Ross’ “luxury rap” style of music. (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
“Who am I if I don’t go to war?” he raps, later adding that messing “with good people make good people go to bat.” (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
Lamar takes a shot at Drake’s label and team, rapping, “Have you ever thought OVO is working for me?” before calling Drake a “fake bully.”
He continues: “I hate bullies / You must be a terrible person / Everyone inside your team whispering that you deserve it.” (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
Lamar then says he was having “fun” with the tit-for-tat until Drake put “money in the streets” for dirt against the “Like That rapper”. But Lamar claims Drake “lost money ’cause they came back with no receipts.” (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
“I’m sorry that I live a boring life / I love peace / But war ready if the world is ready to see you bleed,” he says. (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
Lamar continues the offensive on OVO. “If you were street smart you would’ve caught that your entourage is only to hustle you,” he raps, claiming Drake has 100 people on salary, and “20 of them want you as a casualty.” (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
The Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper then ends the track with reference to Michael Jackson’s hit “You Are Not Alone”: “It’s time that you look around on who’s around you / Before you figure that you’re not alone, ask what Mike would do.”
Both Drake and Lamar have referenced Jackson in their music, with Drake saying he’s “one hit” away from Jackson’s record of 13 hits on Billboard’s Hot 100 on his October track “First Person Shooter.” Drake has since tied with Jackson with that very song. Drake has also sampled the late singer’s vocals for the 2018 track “Don’t Matter to Me” from an unreleased 1980 studio session. (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
Kendrick Lamar’s back-to-back disses ‘6:16 in LA,’ ‘Euphoria’ follow Drake disses
In “Euphoria,” Lamar complimented Drake’s track “Back To Back” saying he “liked that record.” The 2015 single was a diss track aimed at rapper Meek Mill, and was Drake’s follow-up to his first diss, “Charged Up.”
Now, Lamar has released a back-to-back of his own. On “Euphoria,” Lamar called Drake a “scam artist,” took shots at his relationship with his son and invoked the Toronto-born rapper’s feud with Pusha T. (Kendrick Lamar Diss)
He continued: “How many more fairytale stories about your life ’til we’ve had enough? How many more Black features ’til you finally feel that you’re Black enough?” (Kendrick Lamar Diss)