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Hit-Boy revealed that Kendrick Lamar texted him to congratulate his son on releasing a music video—the very same day “Not Like Us” dropped. "This how I knew it was light work for him, this whole sh*t like he text me about my son's video...in the middle of all that......

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Hit-Boy - Kendrick text me congratulations on my sons video the day Not Like Us came out like it was light work for him DJ Hed - I called Kendrick on the day Not Like Us came out and he was nonchalant like it was just another day This was the easiest win ever for him 😂😂😂

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“​​I’m not a big Kendrick Lamar person, listening to his music,” Caldwell Sr. says. “Yeah. I’m really picky with music, you know, just being that I’m a musician and all that, but I heard this one song… I’m like, wait. I didn’t know if I was listening to a Draco song that I just didn’t hear yet… No, that’s not Draco. That’s Kendrick Lamar… He sounds just like… And that’s when I knew right there. This guy, he sounds, the rhyme pattern, the syncopation, all of that was the same. The flow, everything was the same.”
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“​​I’m not a big Kendrick Lamar person, listening to his music,” Caldwell Sr. says. “Yeah. I’m really picky with music, you know, just being that I’m a musician and all that, but I heard this one song… I’m like, wait. I didn’t know if I was listening to a Draco song that I just didn’t hear yet… No, that’s not Draco. That’s Kendrick Lamar… He sounds just like… And that’s when I knew right there. This guy, he sounds, the rhyme pattern, the syncopation, all of that was the same. The flow, everything was the same.”

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DJ Mustard says he and Kendrick Lamar both agreed that filming the "Not Like Us" music video felt like Dr. Dre and 2Pac's "California Love" video. Also, DJ Mustard reveals he wasn't trolling Drake when he wore the Toronto Blue Jays cap during the filming Of the "Not Like Us" music video with Kendrick Lamar. (🎥Big Boy )
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DJ Mustard says he and Kendrick Lamar both agreed that filming the "Not Like Us" music video felt like Dr. Dre and 2Pac's "California Love" video. Also, DJ Mustard reveals he wasn't trolling Drake when he wore the Toronto Blue Jays cap during the filming Of the "Not Like Us" music video with Kendrick Lamar. (🎥Big Boy )

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REASON says he was praising Drake online, during the Kendrick Lamar beef, so that TDE would drop him 🤔 “I knew that if I sparked the fire, they would be like, we gotta separate from this.” “So I started tweeting sh*t on the side of Drake, purposefully.”
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REASON says he was praising Drake online, during the Kendrick Lamar beef, so that TDE would drop him 🤔 “I knew that if I sparked the fire, they would be like, we gotta separate from this.” “So I started tweeting sh*t on the side of Drake, purposefully.”

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YG reveals that Kendrick Lamar encouraged him to always put effort into his music, telling him he should never drop projects just to get out of his deal: "I was talking to Dot, I'm playing him the album and sh*t... I'm telling him about what I was doing, like putting out albums just to get out the deal 'cause my deal was f*cked up... He was like, 'Bro, you ain't never supposed to do that. You gotta give it your all every time.'" (Via YG / DJ Hed)

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J. Cole says he was "disgusted" how people turned on Drake, and Kendrick, during the beef, but is proud of Kendrick and hopes ICEMAN goes crazy 👀 "The world became like politics, you either Democrat or Republican, you either Kendrick or you Drake, I felt disgusted both ways, to me it's disgusting how people use that opportunity to show how they really felt about Drake the whole time or just pile on, and create a narrative as if he’s not great, it was a whole campaign, probably still is to this day. When I see Kendrick get the moment he had, I'm just as proud of this dude as I was when I knew him back then. But I also hate that for Drake, and I hate how the world turns on him, man I hope ICEMAN go crazy."

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After getting recognition from Kendrick Lamar for his Album 17, suddenly Spotify implemented a rule that would have all music from Artists with criminal records be taken down. For some reason, the first target was MAKE OUT HILL - XXX . Kendrick Lamar felt like this rule was only applied to Black Artists so TOP DAWG ENT stepped in, it didn’t happen like Drizzy tried to paint it in Fart Part 6 This had absolutely nothing to do with R. Kelly. MAKE OUT HILL - XXX was so thankful, he made a video thanking Kendrick Lamar , and even then, he was afraid Kendrick Lamar would get blowback, which he did. That didn’t stop Kendrick Lamar from supporting him and taking him on tour.🌟💫🕊️

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While on #WWHL, KJ revealed that West texted him the day after the reunion… and he didn’t read it until he was live on #WWHL. And this is what the text said…
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While on #WWHL, KJ revealed that West texted him the day after the reunion… and he didn’t read it until he was live on #WWHL. And this is what the text said…

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Multi-platinum producer Sleep Deez mentioned that #RM was one of the main reasons the song 'My Time' was completed: “He didn't give up on it. I think that video did come out. There's a video where he was, like, actually having trouble writing to the melody because the cadence was so unique with the bounce and things like that. And when I tell you that Big Hit, just in general, has a crazy, crazy, crazy catalog of songs, of song submissions, of submissions from other people, it would have been so easy for them to be like, 'Ah, forget this song, let's move on to something else'. But the fact that he, like, sat there and really, really, really worked on the record until he got it right and wrote the lyrics that he wrote to the melodies that I sent over, to the beat that I sent over, obviously, that was life-changing for me. Just another song for him, life-changing for me. So, shouts out to RM for that. Appreciate that. Appreciate you, my g.”

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J. Cole reflects on hearing Kendrick Lamar’s verse on Future & Metro Boomin’s “Like That” for the very first time and says Kendrick Lamar was featured on 2 tracks on the original version of The Fall Off: “My first reaction was, ‘That sh*t is hard.’ It was undeniable. The beat was crazy, the song was fire, and he really went off this is tough” “My second reaction was basically, ‘Not now bruh... this is inconvenient for me.’” "Right at that time, I had just got off tour with Drake. We did that. And I had Might Delete Later in the chamber and then I had The Fall Off finished. I probably had to tweak a couple mixes but I had this album finished It's like, yo, he was on two joints."

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Wale reflects on the time when 13 years ago Jay-Z named him, J. Cole, Drake, and Kendrick Lamar as the rappers with the most potential for longevity: "I was like 'oh, okay, I'm not gonna let him down.' It keeps me motivated to this day that he saw that in me." (Via The Breakfast Club)

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