The year 2024 saw one of the biggest rap beefs of all time go down with a VERY CLEAR WINNER. It was Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake, with the two trading off songs that eventually led to Not Like Us, which is now a Grammy-winning Song of the Year, with everyone singing very NSFW lyrics that dump on Drake.

It’s just the latest achievement for the man who was the first rapper to ever be awarded the prestigious Pulitzer Prize. After the court of public opinion gave him a decisive win in his spring rap feud with Drake, a Super Bowl halftime performance days away and an upcoming tour, Lamar is on a dominant winning streak.

Kendrick Lamar will take the biggest stage in music Sunday after his notorious beef with Drake. Here's how we got here.

In May 2015, Swift enlisted Kendrick Lamar to appear on the remix of “Bad Blood,” the 1989 clapback track that was reportedly aimed at Katy Perry. The collaboration wasn’t a surprise to those who had been paying attention. For months, the two had been very publicly sharing their admiration for one another.

Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar was almost scientific in how he approached the lyrical death match with archnemesis Drake in 2024.

It’s been a week since Kendrick Lamar’ halftime performance at the Super Bowl and people can’t seem to stop talking about it. In fact, a great deal of the excitement that night was the anticipation of seeing him perform.

A midst the ever-shifting tides of showbiz, Kendrick Lamar did not just make waves but unleashed a full-blown tsunami that reshaped hip-hop’s very foundation. Turning adversity

EXCLUSIVE: Drake will never "forgive nor forget" Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl show, which saw him sing his notorious diss track Not Like Us and bring out his two exes.

The NFL is understood to have regrets over their selection of Kendrick Lamar as the performer for this year’s Super Bowl halftime show. Lamar headlined the break during last Sunday’s game between the Eagles and Chiefs,