Snoop Dogg expressed support for Drake and Kendrick Lamar in their conflict
28 may 2024 в 18:13
Snoop Dogg only feels love for both Drake and Kendrick Lamar during their ongoing feud. During a recent interview, Snoop, 52, reacted to the conflict between «Hotline Bling» rapper Drake, 37, and «Like That» artist Kendrick Lamar, 36, praising both of them for their contributions to the music industry.
«Well, the only thing I want to say about this whole situation is that I want to thank both of them for raising the bar in terms of lyrics, song creation, and writing, because writing has gotten better after the confrontation», - Snoop told Entertainment Tonight during the recent interview. «They are my nephews. I’m not involved in this. I support both of them, and it’s their personal business, not mine».
The hitmaker of «Drop It Like It’s Hot» added: «What they have done for the industry and the rap game, they have made you rap again. Now you can’t mumble and cheat your way through a song, buddy. So, thank you».
Kendrick and Drake have been involved in a long-standing feud since the early 2010s. It recently reignited after Drake released his diss tracks «Push Ups» and «Taylor Made Freestyle», - the latter of which faced legal issues from Tupac Shakur’s estate for using artificial intelligence to imitate the late rapper’s voice in the track.
Snoop reacted to the revelation of the use of artificial intelligence in an Instagram video he shared in April. He started the clip with the question: «What have they done?»
«When? How? Are you sure? Good night, everyone», - Snoop said in the video. «Why is everyone calling me, bothering me? What happened? What’s going on? I’m going back to sleep. Good night».
Shortly before Drake released «Push Ups», - Kendrick responded with his diss track earlier this month, calling it «Euphoria».
«I know you’re a master of manipulation and a habitual liar too», - Kendrick raps in one verse. «But don’t speak lies about me, and I won’t tell the truth about you».
In his song, Kendrick also references the version of Tupac’s voice in «Taylor Made Freestyle».
«Someone told me you have a ring, I swear to God, I’m ready to double down», - he raps in another part of the track. «I'd rather do that than let a Canadian make Pac turn in his grave»
«Well, the only thing I want to say about this whole situation is that I want to thank both of them for raising the bar in terms of lyrics, song creation, and writing, because writing has gotten better after the confrontation», - Snoop told Entertainment Tonight during the recent interview. «They are my nephews. I’m not involved in this. I support both of them, and it’s their personal business, not mine».
The hitmaker of «Drop It Like It’s Hot» added: «What they have done for the industry and the rap game, they have made you rap again. Now you can’t mumble and cheat your way through a song, buddy. So, thank you».
Kendrick and Drake have been involved in a long-standing feud since the early 2010s. It recently reignited after Drake released his diss tracks «Push Ups» and «Taylor Made Freestyle», - the latter of which faced legal issues from Tupac Shakur’s estate for using artificial intelligence to imitate the late rapper’s voice in the track.
Snoop reacted to the revelation of the use of artificial intelligence in an Instagram video he shared in April. He started the clip with the question: «What have they done?»
«When? How? Are you sure? Good night, everyone», - Snoop said in the video. «Why is everyone calling me, bothering me? What happened? What’s going on? I’m going back to sleep. Good night».
Shortly before Drake released «Push Ups», - Kendrick responded with his diss track earlier this month, calling it «Euphoria».
«I know you’re a master of manipulation and a habitual liar too», - Kendrick raps in one verse. «But don’t speak lies about me, and I won’t tell the truth about you».
In his song, Kendrick also references the version of Tupac’s voice in «Taylor Made Freestyle».
«Someone told me you have a ring, I swear to God, I’m ready to double down», - he raps in another part of the track. «I'd rather do that than let a Canadian make Pac turn in his grave»
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