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Kendrick Lamar Drops Surprise Diss Track ‘euphoria’ in Response to Drake’s Recent Songs

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Kendrick Lamar, the acclaimed rapper, surprised fans with a new diss track titled ‘euphoria’ in response to the recent songs put out by fellow artist Drake. The track marks Lamar’s first solo release since May 2022’s album ‘Damn’.

The track was quietly released through the online platform Genius on April 30, 2024, catching listeners off guard. Shortly after its debut on Genius, ‘euphoria’ became available on various streaming services including Spotify and Apple Music, where it quickly gained traction.

‘euphoria’ is a three-part track where Lamar takes aim at Drake, his public image, and his many celebrity connections in a playful yet cutting manner. References to Drake’s biracial identity and his standing within Black culture and the music industry are sprinkled throughout the lyrics.

The cover art for ‘euphoria’ showcases the definition of the word, sourced from an online dictionary, with New York Times writer quotes. The second example sentence in the artwork alludes to the song’s release on a Tuesday, a clever detail likely noted by fans.

Drake’s involvement with the teen drama series ‘euphoria’ on HBO adds an extra layer of intrigue to the track’s title. The ongoing back-and-forth between Lamar and Drake has captured the attention of fans and industry watchers alike.

Following Drake’s diss track, J. Cole also joined the fray with a response, further intensifying the rap feud. Future, another prominent figure in the music scene, was also mentioned in the diss tracks, showcasing the complexity of the unfolding drama.

Rachel Adams

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