Kendrick Lamar’s latest Gatorade ad has tongues wagging about a possible jab at his rival, Drake.
- The ad makes history with Kendrick being the first rapper to partner with Gatorade.
- Lamar’s narration and the line about winning hint at last year’s beef with Drake.
- Joey Bada$$ is stepping into the ring, challenging both Lamar and Drake with bold lyrics.
- The hip hop world is buzzing, and fans are on the edge of their seats.
Kendrick Lamar’s newest commercial for Gatorade has set the internet ablaze, sparking speculation about a possible subtle jab at Drake. Fans are analyzing Lamar’s statement, ‘Going the distance. Losing. So I know I always win,’ as a veiled reference to his public spat with the Canadian rapper last year.
In this fresh Gatorade campaign, Kendrick makes history as the first rapper to join forces with the energy drink giant. While ‘Peekaboo’ plays in the background, Lamar delivers his narration with expressive intensity. His direct stare at the camera only adds fuel to fan theories that he’s referencing his past triumph over Drake.
Meanwhile, a new contender has emerged in the form of Joey Bada$$. Joey has not been shy about taking swipes at Lamar, as seen in his recent tracks. On ‘My Town,’ he boasts about being the ‘real boogeyman,’ urging Kendrick and Drake to take notice.
On ‘The Finals,’ Joey acknowledges Kendrick but assures him of impending competition. With lines like, ‘I salute you Kenny but I know you well aware,’ Joey is clearly positioning himself as a worthy adversary, stirring excitement and speculation among their shared audiences.
It all began earlier this year when Joey dropped ‘The Ruler’s Back,’ kicking off tension with phrases like, ‘Too much West Coast…’. The stage is set for an exciting showdown, with fans eager to see how these lyrical battles will unfold.
The buzz around hip hop’s heated rivalries continues to intensify, promising more drama ahead.
