Kendrick Lamar is set to perform at the Super Bowl halftime show while Drake will be in Australia for his tour, seemingly avoiding the performance. Lamar's set is expected to include his Grammy-winning diss track 'Not Like Us', which is associated with their ongoing rivalry. This feud includes allegations and personal diss tracks, complicating their public personas. As Lamar enjoys career highs with recent Grammy wins, Drake grapples with his own controversies, including lawsuits against his label alleging defamation over streaming issues, highlighting the competitive and contentious nature of the hip-hop industry.
Drake, taking his tour to Australia, avoids Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl performance where Lamar is expected to deliver iconic lines from his Grammys-winning diss track.
Drake's return to Australia comes just as Lamar hits a peak in his career, having won multiple Grammys while their long-standing feud continues in the spotlight.
The feud between Drake and Lamar stretches back years, fueled by allegations and diss tracks, highlighting the competitive nature of hip-hop and its personal stakes.
Drake's legal actions against UMG reflect his frustration with the perception cultivated around his music career, especially amid heightened competition from Lamar.
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