The pair went back and forth for months before Lamar finally released the Grammy-winning song "Not Like Us" in May. The rapper then performed the song at Super Bowl 59 when he was the halftime ...

May 4, 2024: Kendrick Jabs Drake Again With “Not Like Us” The next day, Kendrick took another shot at Drake with the song “Not Like Us,” where he doubled down on the allegations of sexual ...

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Fans were waiting to see if the rapper would perform “Not Like Us,” which includes brutal lyrics about his rap nemesis Drake including allegations about his interactions with younger women.

accusing them of defamation after they allegedly accused him of "being a Pedophile" in Not Like Us. Interestingly, the Bad Blood singer altered the song lyrics during the Super Bowl performance ...

That brings us back to why there's ambiguity over what it means to "lose" a nuclear bomb. More specifically, does it count if a bomb is lost in transit without its nuclear part inserted?

There are several reasons why Kendrick Lamar may have decided to change the lyrics to “Not Like Us” during the Super Bowl Halftime show. Lamar’s lyrics had to go through censors from Fox and ...

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