Teezo Touchdown Responds to Kendrick Lamar Mentioning Him in ‘Not Like Us’

Teezo Touchdown has finally shared his thoughts on being namedropped by Kendrick Lamar in the viral track, ‘Not Like Us’. The song, which was part of a high-profile feud between Lamar and Drake, became a massive hit, topping the Billboard Hot 100 and dominating TikTok throughout the summer.

In ‘Not Like Us’, Kendrick Lamar takes a shot at Drake with the line, “Man down, call an amberlamps, tell him, ‘Breathe, bro’ / Nail a nigga to the cross, he walk around like Teezo.” The reference to Teezo Touchdown caught many fans’ attention, adding intrigue to the already fiery track.
During an interview with Billboard, Teezo Touchdown opened up about the moment, revealing that he didn’t initially realize Kendrick had mentioned him. He explained that he was in his “own bubble” and wasn’t aware of the namedrop until much later. However, Teezo expressed neutrality and appreciation for being included in such a prominent conversation, especially between two rap giants.
“I made a decision that I wasn’t going to listen to any of the back-and-forth,” Teezo stated. “I’m seeing a mob mentality, and I don’t like division. Sorry I’m so kumbaya, but it’s all love over here.” He went on to share that he’s honored both Lamar and Drake know who he is, calling it a surreal moment for a kid from Beaumont, Texas.
Teezo Touchdown has been steadily climbing the ranks in the music world, recently releasing his highly anticipated debut album, How Do You Sleep at Night?. His unique blend of genres and bold artistic style has garnered praise from fellow artists, including Drake, who recently dedicated a post to the rising star, calling his music “some of the best ever.”
As Teezo continues to rise in the music industry, his ability to stay grounded and maintain a positive outlook amidst the drama surrounding him is a testament to his character.
While the Kendrick Lamar-Drake feud may continue to stir up headlines, Teezo Touchdown remains focused on his own journey, choosing to keep things peaceful and positive. His response to Lamar’s mention shows his maturity and excitement for being part of the conversation, even if it comes with a bit of controversy.