Tracing the lyrical jabs, rivalry, and roots of how two of hip-hop’s biggest rappers– Kendrick Lamar and Drake– shaped a […] ...

Earlier this year, veteran Atlanta rap ruler Future and his longtime collaborator Metro Boomin released two collaborative albums, We Don’t Trust You and We Still Don’t Trust You, a few weeks apart.

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Over Cardo’s brooding beat, Kendrick calls out a rap game that, from his vantage point, is full of “clowns,” “devils,” and “degenerates.” He goes on to target “the rappers that report the lies,” and ...

Ezekiel Lewis, president of Epic Records — record label for Savage, Future and Scott — agrees, emphasizing the sheer volume ...

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On his latest song, Kendrick Lamar shares some of his thoughts, feelings and concerns about “the party” and all therein.

His albums have him creeping up GOAT rapper lists, but he's quietly one of the genre's greatest performers as well.