We don't want Tupac Vs BIG repetition

The diss between Kendrick Lamar, Metro Boomin, Drake and J. Cole is a rap beef that started in early April 2024, with the release of the song "Like That" by Future and Metro Boomin, featuring a guest verse from Kendrick Lamar.
The beef has sparked a wider discussion about the ethics of dissing in hip-hop culture and what it means to have grown men showing public remorse and taking accountability. The situation is seen as a sudden onslaught, with many wondering what Drake did to incur the ire of everyone in the business.

Kendrick Lamar disses Drake and J. Cole, with direct shots at Drake and subliminal shots at J. Cole. He rejects the concept of the "Big 3" narrative that positions himself, Drake and J.Cole as the three best rappers alive. He also disses Drake's discography, calling his best project a "light pack."

An alleged Drake demo, "Push Ups (Drop and Give Me 50)," is leaked online, which responds to the mounting opposition.
Drake airs out his beef with everyone, making fun of Lamar's stature, business deals, and features on songs by Maroon 5 and Taylor Swift. He also disses the Weeknd, Rick Ross, and ASAP Rocky, who are all featured on the album "We Still Don't Trust You" by Future and Metro Boomin.

J. Cole responds with a surprise album, "Might Delete Later," with a song titled "7 Minute Drill," which responds to Lamar's diss. His response is seen as weak by online rap fans.
Cole later apologizes to Lamar and removes the song from all streaming services.