Even we aren’t as mad at Kendrick Lamar as J. Cole (And the Compton rapper canceled on his fans at Tecate Pa’l Norte right after taking the stage). We say it because After K-Dot threw him and Drake in the song “Like That” with Metro Boomin and Future, the producer, originally from Germany, decided to return the stone.
It was on March 22 last year when Kendrick unexpectedly showed up on this song to cook some delicious beef. In the role, Lamar is referring to “First Person Shooter,” the collaboration between the Canadian rapper and Colewith the latter specifically mentioning Kung-Fu Kenny: “I love it when they argue about the toughest MC/Is it K. Dot, is it Aubrey or me?/Us big three like we formed a league”.
J. Cole countered Kendrick Lamar on “7 Minute Drill”
In “So” Kendrick Lamar makes it clear that he disagrees with what J. Cole says as he feels neither he nor Drake are on his level. “Fuck the big three, black man, I’m just big.”raps the Compton native with a fury we hadn’t heard from him in a long time. However, the anger he unleashes against other rappers hasn’t stopped there.
To give you an idea of what’s going on, Drake – with his hand down and without a fuss – fucked Lamar on his tour. It’s All A Blur Tour: Big As The What? next to 21 Savage. However, Cole decided to take a more direct and aggressive approach to his new mixtape. Could be deleted laterin response to Kendrick’s insult in the last track of this material, “7 Minute Drill”.
It turns out that in this song J. Cole throws harsh rhymes at Kendrick Lamar as he begins the following bars criticizing his albums: “I got a call, they told me someone was criticizing/You want some attention, that’s with extensions/Keep doing shows but it sounded like ‘The Simpsons’/Your first shit was classic, the last one was tragic/Yours.” second crap was “I would have put the blacks to sleep but they ignored them/Your third crap was huge and that was your best moment/I was behind and just now I hit my thing.”.
Things haven’t ended since then Cole also referenced Lamar’s five-part “The Heart” series, which he has serialized throughout his career: “He sings a verse of ‘Heart’ or something on average every 30 months/If he didn’t criticize, we wouldn’t fight at all/Blood, don’t let me smoke that n*gger ’cause I fuck with him/But press, come “To press, with this microphone I will humiliate him.”
How are you doing? The beef is delicious, don’t you think? We don’t know if Kendrick Lamar decides to start writing again to attack J. Cole after this. However, We can’t deny that the gossip and fight between these rappers has turned red as ants and will continue to be the talk of the town in the coming months.
