The beef between rappers Drake and Kendrick Lamar started out in their lyrics but has gotten so big its reached the courts ...

Cole and Drake's "First Person Shooter," which was released in early October as part of the Canadian hitmaker's latest album, For All the Dogs.

Cole, "First Person Shooter," as a single from his latest album, "For All the Dogs." In the braggadocious song, J. Cole references Lamar as "K-Dot" (his former stage name) and Drake as "Aubrey ...

Cole – surpassed the stature of their peers. On “First Person Shooter,” a single from Drake’s most recent LP, For All the Dogs, Cole embraced their lore as hip-hop’s “Big Three.” ...

And, it is also, in part, due to the rhetoric of the rant alone that also has Drake in hot and speculative water, considering he played his For All The Dogs track “You Broke My Heart” after he ...

Drake and SZA joined forces for their first ever collab in 2023, working together on two tracks off his “For All The Dogs” album, “Slime You Out” and “Rich Baby Daddy.” SZA downplayed ...

In "Fear of Heights," the fourth track on Drake's 2023 album "For All the Dogs," he mocks both Rocky and Rihanna, implying sex with his ex-girlfriend was "average" and saying Rocky "can't leave ...

Cole, “It’s just big me.” He references Drake's 2023 album “For All the Dogs," and also compares himself to Prince and Drake to Michael Jackson: "Prince outlived Mike Jack.” Drake's ...

Cole, “It’s just big me.” He references Drake’s 2023 album “For All the Dogs,” and also compares himself to Prince and Drake to Michael Jackson: “Prince outlived Mike Jack.” ...