ScHoolboy Q voiced his displeasure about the first show of his Blue Lips Weekend tour getting canceled, and he thinks the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef has something to do with it. The tour was set to kick off Thursday (July 18) with a sold-out show at History in Toronto,

Kendrick Lamar continues to surpass Drake as his Spotify monthly listener count soars past the Canadian artist’s stats. NFR Podcast first noted the numerical shift on Tuesday (July 16). The screenshots tallied K. Dot’s monthly listeners at 74,115,665, while Drizzy’s sat at 74,086,033.

Contestants were tested on their knowledge of rap’s fiercest battles during Tuesday’s episode of Jeopardy! Listed under the category “Diss-Track-Tions,” Drake and Kendrick Lamar ’s beef got shout-outs during the broadcast.

The beef that keeps on giving, just keeps on giving. Two weeks after Kendrick Lamar resolutely slammed the lid shut on his verbal takedown of Drake with the iconic "Not Like Us" music video, the two men were in the spotlight again on Tuesday night (July 16) when their bars brawl made it into a category on Jeopardy!

Drake's ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar has not only stirred the hip-hop community but has also spotlighted Drake as the clear loser in this

It looks like Drake’s year just continues to get worse. Richie Branson, who is known for work on the popular video game “Fortnite,” has now developed “Not Like Us: The Game” based on Kendrick Lamar’s popular diss track.

Soulja Boy had a lot to say about Drake following his beef with Kendrick Lamar. On Tuesday, July 16, the seasoned rapper took to X, formerly known as Twitter, and expressed his disappointment with the Canadian rapper for losing to K.

But to the game's designer, Richie Branson (real name Marcus Brown II), the game itself is really all about love - for hip-hop, gaming, and of course, virality. "I did this for th