Lamar slammed Drake’s previous diss track, stating he made “Pac turn in his grave” by using an AI-generated version of the late rapper Tupac Shakur’s voice—which prompted his estate to threaten to sue Drake, leading him to remove the song from his social media accounts.

Lamar's "Euphoria" comes after Drake dropped "Push Ups" and the now-removed "Taylor Made Freestyle" earlier this month.

Seventeen days after Drake dropped “Push Ups,” his response to Kendrick Lamar’s “Like That,” Kendrick returned fire with disses of his own on his new record “Euphoria.” Kendrick’s response to Drake comes four days sooner than Drake’s own did,

The ongoing back-and-forth between hip-hop stars Drake and Kendrick Lamar has captivated music fans far and wide, and New York Jets cornerback Sauce

Kendrick Lamar is taking aim at Drake in a brutal new diss track. The rapper, 36, on Tuesday tore into Drake on his new song "Euphoria," marking the latest escalation of their ongoing feud. It served as a response to Drake's own songs directed at Lamar, who in March rejected the idea that he and Drake are on the same level as rappers.

Kendrick Lamar just dropped his long-awaited Drake diss track, "Euphoria" — but it's his mixup of Haley Joel Osment and Joel Osteen that's going viral.

Kendrick Lamar seemed to get Sixth Sense actor Haley Joel Osment confused with megachurch pastor Joel Osteen on his latest Drake diss track, "Euphoria."