Kendrick Lamar dropped a lyrical bomb with “Not Like Us,” taking his feud with Drake to a whole new level. Gone are the veiled jabs; this is a full-frontal assault, loaded with the most brutal accusations imaginable.
Pedophilia allegations dominate the track, painting a disturbing picture of Drake and his associates. Lines like “Say Drake, I hear you like ’em young” leave little room for interpretation, while references to “Cell Block One” send shivers down the spine.
But “Not Like Us” goes beyond personal attacks. Kendrick critiques Drake’s lavish lifestyle and questions the morality behind it, implying a potential link to predatory behavior. This isn’t just about settling a score; it’s a condemnation of actions that have lasting societal consequences.
The impact is undeniable. The song has sparked widespread debate, pushing the boundaries of what’s acceptable in a rap battle. While some praise Kendrick’s lyrical prowess and willingness to confront serious issues, others criticize the excessive nature of the attacks and the potential damage it inflicts on hip-hop’s image.
The music video, depicting Drake’s mansion marked like a sex offender residence, adds another layer of shock and reinforces the severity of the accusations.
“Not Like Us” is a landmark moment in the ongoing Lamar-Drake feud, a song that will be dissected and discussed for years to come. Whether it’s the audacity of the lyrics, the cultural commentary, or the sheer explosiveness of the situation, one thing is certain: Kendrick Lamar has irrevocably altered the landscape of this hip-hop rivalry.
Listen and enjoy Kendrick Lamar – Not Like Us below.
