There is a heightened tension between hip-hop heavyweights Kendrick Lamar, Drake, and now Lil Wayne. During his 4th & 1 Podcast, an ex-NFL player voiced his opinion on the rivalry between Drake and Kendrick, slamming Drake’s ability to handle the lyrical back-and-forth with Lamar.

“I’m a fan of Drake, but after this Kendrick beef… I look at Drake differently. I don’t think Drake has it in him to go to the places he needs to go to in order to attack Kendrick properly,” the former athlete remarked. He then seemed to challenge Lil Wayne to take the reins, saying, “I wanna see Lil’ Wayne… for the appreciation of the art… because Drake ain’t capable. You’re going to let this motherf***** come into your motherf***** city in motherf****** February… and you ain’t gonna drop nothing?”
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Wayne’s Alleged Response to Kendrick Lamar

An industry insider surprised LandonBuford.com by revealing that Lil Wayne will be releasing a diss track against Kendrick Lamar in the next 24-48 hours. Kendrick’s reference to Wayne in his GNX album opener, ‘Wacced Out Murals,’ is believed to be the source of the rumored song. Both fans and critics have dissected the lyrics.

It seems that it has caused Wayne to feel uncomfortable. According to reports, Wayne tried to contact Kendrick to get clarification on the lyrics. The unanswered call fueled Wayne’s frustration, as Joe Budden mentioned on the latest episode of The Joe Budden Podcast.

“I’m hearing that somebody picked up the phone and tried to call and see what the energy was,” Budden said. “I’m hearing that Kendrick didn’t answer. If I’m calling you rapper to rapper and you don’t answer…”

According to reports, Wayne used the incident as motivation. “You have until I get in that booth to hit me back,” Budden added. “I’m hearing that Wayne went in the booth.”

The fans eagerly await what could be a fiery addition to the already intense feud.

The Drake and Kendrick Rivalry

Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s feud has been simmering for years, but it erupted in 2023. Kendrick’s Not Like Us was Kendrick’s direct way of addressing Drake’s perceived shortcomings when both artists dropped diss tracks. Drake’s ability to respond to Kendrick’s sharp lyricism is doubted by the 4th & 1 Podcast comments, which add layer to the narrative.

Super Bowl Spotlight Adds Fuel to the Fire

Kendrick’s announcement as the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show headliner sparked controversy among fans of Lil Wayne, who many believed deserved the honor. According to reports, Kendrick’s Wacced Out Murals addressed Wayne’s frustration with the perceived snub, which deepened the divide between the two artists.

What’s Next?

The stakes in this triangular feud are higher than ever because Lil Wayne is reportedly preparing to drop a diss track. Kendrick’s lyrical precision and dominance are the main factors, but the possibility of clashing with a rap icon like Wayne could have a significant impact on the dynamics. For Drake, who has been criticized for his approach to disseminating his tracks in this rivalry, the pressure is mounting to reclaim his standing amid these ongoing battles. As the hip-hop community waits with anticipation, it’s clear that the art of the diss track is still alive and thriving. The competitive spirit that keeps the genre compelling is highlighted by this feud, whether it’s Kendrick, Drake, or Wayne.

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