Certified ‘P*ophile’ Diss: Kendrick Lamar Calls Out Drake at Super Bowl

Drake’s Lawsuit Against Universal Music Group
Drake is embroiled in a lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG), accusing the company of inflating his streams and defamation. In a statement issued by his lawyers, Drake expressed his belief that UMG is misrepresenting its actions as mere “entertainment” when, in reality, it involves serious matters like pedophilia and child abuse. He claimed the company prioritizes its own corporate profits over the well-being of its artists, and he expressed confidence that the evidence presented in court would expose the truth. This lawsuit became more public after UMG’s role in distributing his music, including his controversial track.

The Beef Between Drake and Kendrick Lamar
Once close friends, Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s relationship took a sharp turn after a rap beef erupted between them. The tension began with a Kendrick Lamar verse on Future’s track Like That, where Lamar took shots at both Drake and J Cole. This set off a series of diss tracks, with Drake accusing Lamar of covering up domestic abuse allegations and Lamar responding with a song targeting Drake’s family. The feud culminated in Lamar’s line in Not Like Us that referred to Drake as a “Certified p***ophile,” further deepening their rift.

Lamar’s Super Bowl Performance
Despite the tensions, Lamar performed Not Like Us at the Super Bowl halftime show, a moment watched by millions. The track’s controversial line, “say Drake I hear you like em young,” was delivered directly to the camera, calling out Drake during the massive televised event. Kendrick Lamar also invited Serena Williams on stage, referencing their past rumors of a relationship with Drake. This performance added fuel to the fire of the ongoing rap beef while also garnering significant attention.

UMG’s Defense and Response
In response to Drake’s allegations, Universal Music Group released a statement denying all claims of defamation or harm to Drake’s reputation. They emphasized their financial investment in Drake’s success and argued that the rapper had long used UMG to express himself through controversial lyrics, including in rap battles. UMG suggested that Drake was now using the legal process to silence the artistic expression that had long been a part of his career. Despite these defenses, Drake’s lawsuit still stands, and his conflict with both UMG and Lamar remains unresolved.

Other Notable Super Bowl Moments
Beyond the drama surrounding Drake and Lamar, the Super Bowl featured several other notable moments. Donald Trump made a historic appearance as the first sitting president to attend, though his reception was mixed. Taylor Swift also faced a largely negative response when her face appeared on the screen to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce. Meanwhile, new movie trailers premiered, including the popular Lilo & Stitch ad. Lamar’s performance was also highlighted by Serena Williams‘ surprise appearance, further fueling speculation about her relationship with Drake. The combination of the rap feud, celebrity appearances, and high-profile performances made this Super Bowl memorable for more than just football.

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