The comments shared with SZA are the first time Kendrick Lamar has spoken extensively about " Not Like Us ," a song that effectively brought an end, or at least a stalemate, to his rivalry with Drizzy, despite him dropping the mostly-forgotten "The Heart Pt. 6" shortly after.

Back in May, Kendrick Lamar dropped the diss track “Not Like Us”—and it promptly lit the Internet aflame. The now-viral song fanned the flames of Lamar and Drake’s ongoing drama and turned it into a smash hit. “Not Like Us” debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, broke Spotify’s hip-hop streaming record, and became a cultural phenomenon.

Kendrick Lamar’s blistering diss track “Not Like Us” might contend for song of the year and record of the year at the Grammys, making for a potentially busy early February 2025 for the Compton-born L.

"I do believe in love and war, and I believe they both need to exist," he says in a new interview with the "Kill Bill" artist.

As the musical collaborators’ conversation veered into the realms of spirituality and vulnerability, the “Snooze” singer touched on rap rivalry, asking Kendrick what “Not Like Us” means to him. “ [Laughing] Not like us?

For Kendrick Lamar, there's much more to his catchy hater anthem "Not Like Us" than his disdain for Drake. Five months after dropping the diss track, which decisively ended the rappers' legendary rap feud earlier this year,

Kendrick Lamar has mostly spoken through his music in 2024; until now. The 37-year-old rapper sat down with his former labelmate SZA for the upcoming November cover of Harper’s Bazaar. Throughout the conversation,

Kendrick Lamar has had a year for the ages. The Compton MC not only won one of the most-anticipated rap beefs in recent memory, but he also announced that he would be headlining the Super Bowl Halftime Show in New Orleans,