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Lecrae, Kendrick Lamar
Lecrae responds to Kendrick Lamar name-dropping him on new track
Hip Hop purists are declaring that real rap is back, as listeners were gifted a new verse from Lecrae as he dismantled “fake deep rappers who fabricate their predicaments” and reflected on his own past missteps.
Lecrae Responds To Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Watch The Party Die’ Mention With A Unifying Track Of His Own
To borrow a phrase from Uproxx cover star Latto, get in the booth. Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s heated track-for-track beef surely inspired a lot of spin-off records. Yesterday (September 14), the latest arrived courteous of Lecrae.
Lecrae Responds to Kendrick Lamar In New Freestyle Boasting “White Forces”
In the track, Lamar voices his frustrations with the current state of the music industry and beyond. After some internal debate, Lecrae decided to respond to his Compton brethren with some bars of his own. Visually, he used white Air Force to Kendrick’s black ones, which typically denote diabolical behavior.
Lecrae Drops His Own 'White Air Force 1s' Version of Kendrick Lamar's Untitled Track
Last night (Sept. 14), Lecrae posted a clip on Instagram of him rapping to the beat of Lamar’s explosive new song. He also changed the original cover featuring a pair of beat-up black Air Force 1s to a pair of white ones. “Welp…this is what Lecrae would do,” he wrote in the caption.
“He cooked”- Fans react as Lecrae drops his own version of ‘Watch The Party Die’ in response to Kendrick Lamar's mention
Kendrick Lamar released his latest song, Watch The Party Die, on September 11, 2024. The track, which was released on his Instagram page, referenced Christian rapper Lecrae.
Kendrick Lamar Drops First New Song Since ‘Not Like Us'
Kendrick Lamar has released a surprise song on his Instagram page, supposedly titled "Watch the Party Die." On the five-minute song, he references Christian rapper Lecrae, Terrace Martin and what appears to be a reference to DJ Akademiks.
Lecrae and Dee-1 Show Their Gratitude for Kendrick Lamar Mentioning Them on New Track
On Wednesday, K Dot unleashed a new untitled song in which he shouts out Lecrae and Dee-1, saying he wonders how they handle any type of friction they may have experienced in the rap game. Both rappers are known for their reflective style of rap music, where they analyze society and offer listeners ways to live righteously.
Kendrick Lamar Drops Surprise Song, Ponders If It's ‘Time to Watch the Party Die'
The rapper dropped the contemplative new track just days after the NFL announced Lamar as the headliner for the Super Bowl LIX halftime show
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Decoding the Messages and Lyrics on Kendrick Lamar’s New Song About Corporate Guys, Influencers and Corrupt Radio Personalities
The Weeknd then entered the conversation on Future and Metro's follow-up project We Still Don't Trust You on April 12. Abel ...
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"The culture got enough clout-chasing vultures" — Lecrae responds to Kendrick Lamar mentioning him in "Watch The Party Die" with his own freestyle
On September 11, 2024,
Kendrick
Lamar
dropped Watch The Party Die wherein he name-dropped American rapper
Lecrae
, with the lyrics stating "What would
Lecrae
do?". The Coming In Hot rapper ...
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REVIEW: Kendrick Lamar drops new song after Super Bowl LIX announcement
Review writer Rae Green unpacks the emotional intricacies of Kendrick Lamar's new song "Untitled," and how it calls for ...
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