“If pettiness was a person”: One Minor Detail From Kendrick Lamar’s Diss Concert Will Infuriate Drake Fans Beyond Limits

Drake Fans Will Be Seething After Seeing Kendrick Lamar's Subtle Yet Legendary Jab at the 'Hotline Bling' Artist

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  • Kendrick Lamar performed his Drake diss track five times in a row at his 'Pop Out' concert which turned out to be a historic success.
  • Lamar seemingly bashed Drake in a similar-looking apparel as he pulled 'Hotline Bling' moves onstage and taunted the Canadian rapper.
  • The 'Money Trees' artist was joined by a plethora of industry icons onstage during his 'Not Like Us' performance.
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The rivalry between Kendrick Lamar and Drake was never just fun and games. But the moment the former dropped his chart-topping ‘Not Like Us,’ what may have begun as sparring turned into a full-fledged battle between two industry titans.

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Kendrick Lamar at the ‘Pop Out’ show | Amazon Music/Twitch

Currently, Lamar seems to be leading the feud with a clear-cut win thanks to his electrifying ‘Pop Out’ show that left a trail of disgruntled Drake fans in its wake. And as if the concert itself – wherein a troupe of A-listers joined Lamar onstage as he dissed the life out of his arch-nemesis – wasn’t mortifying enough for Drake, fans have pinpointed something from the show that certainly will be.

Drake Fans Will Be Fuming After This Kendrick Lamar Stunt 

Kendrick Lamar‘s Juneteenth concert, dubbed ‘The Pop Out – Ken & Friends,’ was nothing short of a historic moment in the music industry as the rapper relentlessly obliterated Drake with his thunderous ‘Not Like Us’ performance in L.A.

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But here’s one detail from the show that you may have missed out on but won’t be able to unsee once you notice it. Nicky Saunders, an internet personality, recently took to Instagram to highlight a ‘Hotline Bling’ reference that Lamar very slyly incorporated within his performance.

Drake in his music video for Hotline Bling
Drake in the official music video of Hotline Bling

Drake released the Grammy-winning song back in 2016, in the official YouTube video of which, the Canadian rapper can be seen swaying in slo-mo within the first 20 seconds or so. And Lamar, 37, emulated the exact routine onstage at his ‘Pop Out’ concert as if mocking the ‘God’s Plan‘ artist. He even donned an identical outfit, wearing a white tee underneath a red hoodie and blue jeans as he seemingly ridiculed Drake.

 

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Only Lamar knows whether this was a calculated move or purely coincidental, but knowing the extent of his feud with Drake, the latter seems highly unlikely.

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Everyone Who Joined Kendrick Lamar Onstage to Diss Drake

As if Lamar’s subtle derision wasn’t enough to demarcate his lurid victory against Drake, to add insult to injury, the ‘Money Trees’ artist was also joined by some of the most influential icons onstage during his ‘Not Like Us’ performance.

Kendrick Lamar joined by various celebrities in L.A. for his 'Pop Out' concert
Kendrick Lamar joined by L.A. A-listers at his show | Amazon Music/Twitch

Rappers, the likes of which include Dr. Dre, YG, and Schoolboy Q, went on the stage during the hate anthem that Lamar hurled at Drake five times in a row. Even NBA legends like Russell Westbrook and DeMar DeRozan were spotted alongside the 37-year-old rapper and songwriter.

Other renowned names who were also in the house on the dizzying Wednesday evening at the Kia Forum in Inglewood include LeBron James, James Harden, The Weeknd, and Rick Ross, to list a few. Meanwhile, a bevy of star-studded artists like Steve Lacy, Ty Dolla $ign, Dom Kennedy, and Roddy Ricch also performed at Lamar’s unforgettable concert (via Vibe).

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