To make matters worse for Drake (and better for Kendrick), the song also won Grammys for Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Song, and Best Music Video, to become the most decorated song in the awards’ history.
Super Bowl follows Not Like Us' Grammy success Kendrick Lamar is set to perform at this weekend’s Super Bowl halftime show and it will be a surprise if he does not perform Not Like Us, a Grammy-winning diss track aimed at Drake.
In less than a day, Drake returned with the West Coast hip-hop song Not Like Us, which further denigrated the Canadian rapper by accusing him of paedophilia and accused Drake's group of illegal activity.
Lamar then directly targeted Drake and J Cole in a guest verse on the Future and Metro Boomin song Like That, saying it was actually “big me”, inferring the irrelevance of the other two.
It was actually another rapper, J Cole, who started the feud, by making reference to him, Drake and Lamar being the “big three” on the song First Person Shooter.
