Kendrick Lamar is putting his well-publicized feud with Drake behind him and turning his attention elsewhere, according to statements made by his childhood friend and collaborator, Lil L/Euro Luxxk. In a recent exchange on X (formerly Twitter), Luxxk revealed that Lamar is no longer interested in engaging with Drake.
When asked by fans if Lamar would be addressing Drake in his upcoming work, Luxxk responded succinctly: “Nah we leaving the Canadian alone,” suggesting that both artists are now focused on their individual projects. Luxxk’s comments were posted on August 25, the same day that Drake appeared to hint at continuing his own musical endeavors.
Drake recently shared a video on his burner Instagram account featuring former NBA star Rasheed Wallace's famous 2004 prediction about the Detroit Pistons' victory over the Indiana Pacers. While not directly addressing Lamar, the post fueled speculation that Drake might still have some creative responses in store.
Since the height of their dispute earlier this year, Drake has maintained a busy schedule, collaborating with artists like Sexyy Red, Benny The Butcher, and Camila Cabello. He has also released new material through his 100 GIGS EP and recent singles on his burner Instagram account.
In contrast, Lamar has continued to make headlines with his own achievements. His track "Not Like Us" has gained significant attention as it makes its way into HBCU marching band performances, further solidifying his place in the music industry.
Fans will have to wait and see if Drake's recent posts indicate further commentary on Lamar or if both artists will continue to focus on their separate musical journeys.
