Kendrick Lamar steals Big Sean’s thunder; shoots bars at Drake, J.Cole promptly after Big 3 diss

In the latest development in the rap world, Kendrick Lamar has once again made headlines with his surprise cameo on Future and Metro Boomin’s track, “Like That.” In a bold move, Lamar took aim at his rap rivals Drake and J.Cole, asserting his dominance with the provocative line, “F**k the big three … It’s just big me.” This unexpected lyrical assault comes in response to Big Sean’s initial diss of the so-called “Big Three” in his freestyle, a move that clearly did not sit well with Lamar.

The rap scene has been heating up reminiscent of the 2010s era, with artists like Future, Big Sean, Kendrick Lamar, and J.Cole making waves on the charts with their impactful verses and clever wordplay. The release of Future and Metro Boomin’s collaborative album, “We Don’t Trust You,” on March 22, 2024, only intensified the competition, drawing Lamar out of his musical hiatus for a feature on the track “Like That.”

Lamar’s surprise appearance adds fuel to the ongoing rivalry between him and his counterparts, particularly Drake and J.Cole. With his sharp wit and blistering delivery, Lamar wasted no time in targeting the collaborative efforts of Drake and J.Cole, referencing their track “First Person Shooter” from Drake’s “For All The Dogs” album with the line, “F*ck sneak dissin’, first-person shooter, I hope they came with three switches.”

This exchange of lyrical blows underscores the intense competition within the rap community, with no artist being spared from the verbal sparring. Just days prior to Lamar’s scathing response, Big Sean had also entered the fray with his own freestyle, further fueling the tension between the “Big Three” of rap. As tensions continue to escalate, fans eagerly await the next move in this ongoing saga of musical rivalry and lyrical prowess.