Kendrick Lamar Unveils New Verse in Drake Diss ‘Euphoria’ at ‘Pop Out’ Concert in Los Angeles

Kendrick Lamar didn’t half-step in the course of the opening of his “Pop Out” live performance in Los Angeles on Wednesday night time: He not solely opened his set with the he rolled out a brand new verse for it:

“Give me Tupac’s ring again and I would offer you a bit of respect.”

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The reference, in fact, is to a hoop beforehand owned by the late Tupac Shakur that was bought at an public sale by an undisclosed purchaser who was . Whereas it’s only one new verse in a that was uncontestedly gained by Lamar — and which was primarily referred to as off after a sequence of intruders tried to interrupt into Drake’s Toronto residence — maybe there may be extra to return.

Selection can have its full evaluate of the live performance — which featured visitor appearances from Dr. Dre, Tyler, the Creator, Schoolboy Q, Jay Rock, Ab-Soul and others — within the coming hours. The live performance was livestreamed by Amazon Music and its hip-hop/ R&B model Rotation as a part of the corporate’s “Without end the Affect” celebration of Black musicians and creatives for Black Music Month.

The live performance, titled “The Pop Out — Ken and Pals,” takes its title from a special music within the feud, Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” the place he raps, “Generally you gotta come out and present n—s / Licensed boogeyman, I’m the one which up the rating with ’em.” The music was a diss directed at Drake that launched a month in the past and has continued on to scale the highest of the charts, arguably changing into essentially the most profitable of the songs launched between Drake and Lamar.

All through the battle, the 2 rappers went at one another’s bodily appearances, lobbed accusations of pedophilia and made claims of hidden youngsters. It ended with Drake’s “The Coronary heart Half 6,” a play on Lamar’s long-running music sequence of the identical title, and confirmed that Drake was tiring of the meat between them.

Drake lately made a reference to the battle with a verse on Sexyy Pink’s “U My All the things,” the place he rapped over producer Metro Boomin’s diss beat “BBL Drizzy.” Metro helped facilitate the beginning of the meat with Lamar’s look on his music “Like That,” a collaboration with Future that got here out in March.

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