Kendrick Lamar and Drake's feud has become one of the most storied rap beefs in history, but their relationship wasn't always ...

He teased “Not Like Us” twice before finally performing the first verse of the track that concludes with the popular “A minorrrr!” line — a lyric heard and sung throughout the announced New Orleans ...

While the pair’s War of Words hit its biggest ... with less fanfare (songs like Drake’s “The Language” and his feature on The Game’s “100,” plus Lamar’s “Element” and his ...

The 37-year-old will take to the stage at the American football game between ... targeted Drake and J Cole in his song First Person Shooter. While J Cole opted out of the diss track war, Drake ...

It features Lamar issuing a challenge to both Drake and J. Cole, considered by many to be the three biggest rappers working today. Lamar's taunt ignited a diss-track war in April and May ...

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The NFL said the person was part of the 400-member field cast and had hidden the flag on himself before the halftime show ...

17.There's one final cameo: The "Not Like Us" producer and man shouted out on the song "TV Off," MUSTAAAAARD. Kendrick did ...

Spike Lee commended Kendrick Lamar's performance on Instagram on Monday, Feb. 10 — and offered some insight to a historical reference the rapper made.

The Compton rapper fashioned the Super Bowl halftime show as his victory lap, taking the culture to new heights and his pettiness to new lows.

Kendrick Lamar returns to the Super Bowl spotlight to deliver an impactful message to American audiences and the world.

From his roots in Compton to the Super Bowl, Lamar brought a cultural movement with him that recognizes itself as an ...