Massive Sean has addressed Kendrick Lamar‘s leaked diss music, shrugging off the fiery observe.
On Wednesday (December 20), the Detroit rapper was stopped by TMZ for a quick chat in when he was requested about his response to the unreleased document, which surfaced on-line earlier this 12 months.
“Ain’t no diss,” he responded, rapidly dismissing the journalist’s inquiry.
When requested if he and Kendrick are nonetheless cool, he stated: “After all. If it was a diss, it could have been a diss,” earlier than issuing a refined warning: “If it was a diss, it could have been one other diss.”
The music in query leaked in September and gave the impression to be an unreleased model of “Pandemic,” from TDE’s 2018 Black Panther soundtrack.
On the observe, Kendrick Lamar pulls no punches as he calls out Massive Sean, in addition to Jay Electronica and French Montana.
The Compton native additionally references the high-profile feud between Drake and Meek Mill, utilizing it as additional ammo in opposition to Sean Don.
“Fuck subliminals, I put you on the roll name/ French Montana talking on me in interviews/ Very cynical, dry hating one thing I don’t approve/ Jay Electronica put silencers on my Grammy evening/ One other useless prophet hoping the God’ll give him life,” Ok. Dot raps.
“Massive Sean preserve sneak dissin,’ I let it slide/ I believe his false confidence bought him impressed/ I can’t make them respect you, child, it’s not my job/ You lastly well-known for who you date, not the way you rhyme (boy).”
He provides: “Cute-ass raps, get your puberty up/ Then make you a basic album earlier than you come at us/ Drake and Meek Mill beef would possibly bought you gassed up/ However I’m an entire ‘nother beast, I actually fuck you up.”
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Kendrick Lamar’s vicious rhymes reference French Montana’s 2016 interview with The Breakfast Membership, by which he claimed that the “Depend Me Out” lyricist was inadvertently devaluing road rap.
Jay Electronica, in the meantime, dissed Kendrick throughout a Periscope livestream in February 2016, claiming: “Kendrick needs he might be me.”
As for Massive Sean, the Lastly Well-known MC was embroiled in a subliminal disagreement with Kendrick within the mid 2010s, throughout which the pair threw thinly-veiled photographs at one another on wax.
The pair finally buried the hatchet following the tragic dying of their mutual pal Nipsey Hussle in 2019.
Whereas some questioned the validity of the leaked diss music, Ok. Dot’s former TDE labelmate Jay Rock later confirmed that the document was actual.
“I believe it’s actual, bro,” he stated throughout an interview with The Cruz Present whereas shutting down hypothesis that it was created utilizing synthetic intelligence.
