Drake suddenly removed all songs criticizing Kendrick Lamar from his personal Instagram page.
The argument between the two artists flared up again in March, when Kendrick Lamar released the song “Like That,” where he issued a clear challenge: “f*ck dissin’.” Lamar also responded to J. Cole’s comments during the intro to Drake’s “First Person Shooter,” where Cole boasted, “Who’s the toughest MC? Is it K-Dot, Aubrey or me? We are the big three, as if we started a tournament.”
In the rap song “Like That”, Lamar declares: “Forget the big three, I’m the real winner.”
In response, Drake posted his response on Instagram, including the song “Taylor Made Freestyle”, a song that was later removed due to AI vocal copyright infringement.
Now, Drake has decided to remove all posts related to this tense relationship, including the song “The Heart Part 6”. He also shared a photo of himself with the cryptic caption: “The only man who agrees with me is my Rolex dealer.”
Meanwhile, TDE CEO Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith announced that the relationship between Lamar and Drake has been resolved. On X/Twitter, he wrote: “This war is over. This is a win for the culture, while preserving everything. Especially when the press tries to distort the truth. We proved them wrong. That’s a win in itself. Furthermore, it is time to wrap up the 20th anniversary of TDE.”
