In this interview, Camila Cabello joined Capital Breakfast to chat all about her new album, 'C,XOXO'. She revealed how her ...

Longtime friends, former collaborators and one time lovers. Drake and SZA’s relationship is under the microscope once again as the “Kill Bill” singer, 35, performs at the 2025 Super Bowl ...

If you guessed that it was “Not Like Us,” then, ding, ding, ding, you guessed right. Was Drake, aka his arche-nemesis, in the audience to hear it live? Find out what happened below!

On Sunday, Feb. 2, Lamar took home five Grammys for "Not Like Us" Rich Fury/Getty; Kevin Mazur/Getty Drake is speaking out for the first time since Kendrick Lamar took home several Grammys for his ...

Lamar seemingly alluded to previous allegations of grooming against Drake in some of the lyrics on "Not Like Us." "Say, Drake, I hear you like (them) young. You better not ever go to cell block ...

Lamar took home five Grammys, including record of the year and song of the year, for his Drake diss track Rachel DeSantis is a senior writer on the music team at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

What’s the deal with LeBron James and Drake? The rapper fueled feud rumors with the Lakers star when he changed the lyrics to his song, “Nonstop,” which references James’ jersey numbers ...

The Miami producer removed the announcement from his Instagram account, where Drake commented, but it's still up on X.

The Kendrick Lamar-Drake beef has hit the Super Bowl. Lamar performed a segment of his diss track "Not Like Us" during his halftime show performance at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. After several ...

In spite of Kendrick Lamar winning Song of the Year at the 2025 Grammys for his Drake diss track, the Canadian rapper isn’t shying away from public appearances anytime soon — if his latest a ...

The cultural consensus is that the Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper not only definitively put to bed who won his rap feud with Drake, but Lamar also took his victory lap with his halftime performance.

Will Drake attend this year's Grammys? The answer to that question isn't so simple. Drake and Kendrick Lamar, both Grammy-winning artists, reignited their rap beef in an explosive way in 2024 ...