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it's obvious kendrick and drake dislike each other - seems like kendrick is more bothered considering drake tried to get him on a track recently - but none of this is on some street s***, just normal rap beef and jealousy

Y’all think since Drake didn’t respond to Pusha T that’s the main reason folks counting him out and saying he better off not responding?

If he really believed this why would he have submitted to the Grammy’s in the first place? So strange. Like it was his choice whether or not that was going to happen.

What track he try to get Kendrick on?

Nah bro you have to have drakes phone number to state the obvious

nah, there just aint much to say. what could drake say that would make u go ''dammnnn he killed kendrick''

a nigga like benny the butcher 10 years ago would never even work with j cole

but in 2024 if you need to get streams and are a rapper rapper j cole is best way to spend your label budget and not have to write a good hook

Reporting for duty Aubrey. Y’all ready? 😂

Reddit ruined ktt

Yeah he def hates Drake ngl, understandable tho

Apparently FPS

I think it started as love but Drake took it personally with the control verse

Then Kendrick was tired of Drake not joining him in the battle and started to dislike him fr

"Ayo Kendrick, come get back your chain dawg. I'm so sorry I had to do this to you"

Game is game

lmao it’s all performative

K dot ended up getting 17 Grammys anyway

I mean he really could take it there way further than Cole in my opinion

You can't take a poster seriously who been talking in parables since Like That dropped like he's a part of TDE

"These nigga don't want problems with Dot

They don't know what he had to overcome to get here"

It would have honestly been a dope moment if Macklemore had said "Kendrick should have won" into the mic straight up and left it at that

What made it so lame was that the text came later

That’s right

Or Kendrick was p**** with the all love narrative

Elaborate further, brethren