With the ongoing Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud capturing the attention of rap enthusiasts and creators alike, a plethora of content has emerged from their released songs. Fans have swiftly reacted to the disses and dissected the tracks in great detail. One common challenge faced by creators sharing this content is copyright problems. However, Kendrick recently made a significant move to facilitate online sharing and discussion of his diss tracks. He removed all existing copyright claims from videos reacting to his new diss tracks and using their audio. While he did not provide a direct statement on this action, it allowed numerous fans to profit from the content they shared about the feud, garnering significant appreciation. Content creator NoLifeShaq publicly expressed gratitude to Kendrick during a live stream for this copyright decision, receiving praise from fans in response.
Following weeks of intense activity, rap fans are beginning to relax as Drake released "The Heart Part 6" last Sunday, the latest track in the feud. In the song, he disclosed that he fabricated the viral story Kendrick shared about him having a secret 11-year-old daughter. Through his lyrics, Drake portrays Kendrick as so fixated on defeating him that the "N95" rapper fails to validate the claim before incorporating it into a song. Share your thoughts on Kendrick Lamar's gesture of lifting copyright claims on his diss tracks for fans to monetize their reactions. Do you anticipate another track targeting Drake, or has the feud concluded? Keep it locked to 103.5 The Beat for more!
