The clash between Salmo and Luce has heated up the summer atmosphere in our country. But there is no shortage of diss songs abroad, even if they have not yet been completely turned directly into music. And they truly are among the giants of the genre. Drake at one of his last performances in Chicago.or, he made several statements in which many present read answers or rather barbs, not too veiled, to other artists and colleagues, including Kendrick Lamar. (who will perform at the Verona Arena on July 17). “I’m not the kind of kid who walks away they disappear from the scene for three, four, five years and want to rest…and all this bullshit they say…” he explained, referring to the fact that he prefers being productive to pausing or stopping to think about music.
Drake is, in fact, one of the most prolific rappers in recent years. Although he has never openly mentioned Kendrick Lamar, it is well known that there is bad blood between the two big men and that these words were directed at him. And when he mentioned how long it takes other hip-hop artists to release music, fans were apparently quick to pick up on the K-Dot references., which instead chooses to find the right period to write, refusing to follow the logic of the market. Many songs have featured the two attacking each other over the years, but never naming names. Drake and Lamar have two completely different approaches to music.the first is hyper-productive, the second seems calmer and more reasonable.
There is no better option, they are simply two incompatible ways of working that partially describe the characters of the two rappers. Many fans hope that bro the voice of Toronto, which meanwhile published a book of aphorisms and announced a new album “For All Dogs”, and Compton has a real “collision” with the music, with direct tracks rather than veiled teases, just as happened with all the proper proportions between Luce and Salmo. This is not the end, Drake determined that same evening “This is America,” one of Childish Gambino’s most famous songs, is “overrated.”fueling the ongoing feud between the two artists: Gambino essentially revealed in an interview that “This is America” was originally intended to be diss track aimed at Drake. And the latter did not take it well at all.