While NFL typically avoids political statements during Super Bowl halftime shows, Sunday’s Eagles-Chiefs matchup in New Orleans will feature the world’s most famous guest — Taylor Swift notwithstanding — and one of the most politically charged rap voices.

The NBA star is believed to be someone who, in Drake's eyes, might have turned on the Toronto musician at the height of his feud with Lamar last year. James attended Dot's Junetee

Drake and Kendrick Lamar have exchanged a flurry of diss tracks since last March, including "Not Like Us." We ranked all eight songs from worst to best.

His impact was even referenced in other acceptance speeches. John Lennon's son Sean Lennon was accepting a Grammy Award on his father's behalf and ended his speech by saying, "My advice to all the young folks out there, NEVER get into a rap battle with Kendrick Lamar."

Part of the excitement of a live show like the NFL Halftime Show is that we don't know what will happen until it does, like Usher's 2024 surprise guests or Rihanna's pregnancy announcement. But Kendrick's fight comes in the middle of an ongoing rap beef between him and rival Drake.

The Toronto rapper switched up the lyrics to "Nonstop," which referenced LeBron, during a recent show in Perth.

While fans and podcasters have been dissecting Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s 2024 rap feud incessantly, the Compton wordsmith has revealed that, for him, it was simply about the art of battle rap. In a rare interview Thursday (Feb.

In a recent interview with Apple Music ahead of his upcoming headline performance at the Super Bowl, Kendrick Lamar speaks on the mindset behind his hit Drake diss 'Not Like Us'. According to the Compton rapper,