Right when the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar beef was getting a little stale, the latter decided to scrape some mold off it. Today, the former TDE rapper responded to Drake’s two diss records, “Push Ups” and “Taylor Made Freestyle,” with a new diss record of his own called “Euphoria.”

Once this song started playing, I literally thought it was an unreleased To Pimp A Butterfly track. It begins with a very drowsy version of Kendrick Lamar. Eventually, the song’s production gets increasingly violent, and so does the Compton rapper. He starts to toy with a fast-paced, frantic flow and shows off both his signature squeaky and competitive rap voices. But y’all only care about the disses, right? Ok, let me help you out. After a few minutes of vague shots, Kendrick goes off on the 6God. He explains why he sees him and Cole as brothers but is ready to go YNW Melly on them if he has to (Reminder: YNW Melly allegedly killed his friends), why he decided to diss Drake, and how he enjoys being a bigger hater than Joel Embiid. Kendrick also mentions that he hates it when Drake acts tough, that he thinks his abs are questionable, that he doesn’t have a classic album, that he doesn’t like it when he says the N-word, that he thinks he wants to be a female rapper, that he hates women, that he thinks it’s weak that he tried to send a cease and desist to Metro Boomin for “LIKE THAT,” that he is a bad father, and that he is ready to smack his ghostwriters. Yeah, he somewhat emptied the clip. The crazy thing is that I still feel like the diss is a little light…

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Quincy

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