Inside Kendrick Lamar's 13-year feud with Drake as he takes several swipes at the rapper during controversial diss track Not Like Us at the Super Bowl Kendrick Lamar divided Super Bowl fans on Sunday after bringing his 13-year feud with Drake to a global stage, performing his viral diss track in a set dubbed the 'worst halftime show ever'.
The rapper, 37, was the Grammys golden boy earlier this month, taking home seven of the 10 awards he'd been nominated for and making history after his viral Drake diss track Not Like Us became the first ever 'beef song' to win a coveted award.
Kendrick also brought out Serena Williams, who is also in a feud with the Canadian rapper, to perform a crip walk during the diss track.
In addition to performing the song - which he is currently being sued for because it includes lyrics labelling Drake, 38, a 'certified pedophile' - Kendrick brought out Serena Williams, who is also in a feud with the Canadian rapper.
The Super Bowl offered Kendrick a chance to take a swipe at his rap rival - teasing Not Like Us throughout his set before performing a redacted version of the controversial track.
