February 15th 2025.
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Drake has blessed us with a new album titled "Some Sexy Songs 4 U". This highly anticipated release comes less than a week after Kendrick Lamar's Grammy-winning diss track "Not Like Us" was performed at the Super Bowl, reigniting their ongoing rap rivalry. Many were surprised by the timing of Drake's album drop, considering the tense relationship between the two artists. But upon listening to the tracks, it seems like Drake is ready to move past the beef and focus on the love.
Collaborating with Canadian singer-songwriter and record producer PartyNextDoor, this is Drake's first full-length album since the start of his feud with Lamar last year. It's been a long time coming, especially since their feud began with Drake's song "For All the Dogs" on his previous album. However, Drake doesn't explicitly mention Lamar on this new release. Yet, fans have been quick to analyze the lyrics and speculate that some songs may be referencing their beef.
One track that has caught the attention of many is "Gimme A Hug", where Drake raps, "F*** a rap beef, I'm tryna get the party lit". It seems like he's making a statement about moving on from the feud and focusing on having a good time. He also mentions that if he were to die, it would be these other rappers who would benefit from it, with girls twerking on stage with a dictionary. This is believed to be a jab at Lamar, who is known for his complex lyrics and wordplay.
The release of "Some Sexy Songs 4 U" couldn't have come at a more controversial time, as Lamar headlined the Super Bowl halftime show where he performed some of his biggest hits, including his infamous Drake diss track. This performance was seen by a whopping 133 million viewers, adding fuel to the fire of their feud. But let's not forget that this rivalry dates back years, with both artists dropping major diss tracks last year.
Things have escalated to a legal case, with Drake suing Universal Music Group, the label that represents both rappers. According to Billboard, he claims that the label intentionally defamed him by allowing Lamar to release "Not Like Us", where he accuses Drake of being a pedophile and trying to "strike a chord [with] a minor". Drake also accuses UMG of artificially boosting the success of Lamar's diss tracks through collaborations with radio and streaming platforms like Spotify. This has caused Drake to receive unwarranted threats and criticisms from fans.
It's clear that the tension between Drake and Lamar is still very much alive, even with the release of "Some Sexy Songs 4 U". But it seems like Drake is ready to leave the past behind and focus on making music that celebrates love and positivity. Only time will tell if this will truly mark the end of their feud, but for now, let's enjoy the smooth and seductive vibes of Drake's latest album.
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