"usually rap beef doesn't go this bad" BIGGIE AND TUPAC GOT SHOT BRO😭

Kendrick doesn’t just hate Drake. Kendrick legit thinks Drake is the villain of the culture. He despises not just Drake, but the idea that Drake exists. Like Kendrick hates that someone could be Drake. He wants no more Drakes forever. Pretty much sums up the beef.

J Cole: “They act like 2 legends can’t co-exist!” Kendrick: “They can’t.”

The thing with Drake is that if he ever releases a song in the next few months or even years, you better believe people are gonna clown the hell out of it by psychoanalysizing every chord to make sure that isn't any A-Minors in them and that shits _hilarious._

The funniest thing to me from this entire beef was how public perception on JCole backing out went from 'oh what an absolute pussy' to 'Holy shit this man is the smartest guy alive, he saw the future.' Kdot told homeboy to stay the fuck home tomorrow, and bro _listened..._

Three non-rap fans having a whole dialogue on rap and not knowing at all what theyre talking about is hilarious

J Cole: “We the Big 3! We can share the throne.” Kendrick: “ Y’all can share second place.”

Joey: “ usually rap beef dose t get this bad” Me: “oh you sweet summer child”

This convo pretty much represents the holy Trinity of the types of ppl who don't listen to rap. Connor = Doesnt care and actively looks down on the entire genre Garnt = Curious and excited but ultimately has no clue whats going on Joey = Thinks he knows whats going on but actually is just as clueless Lmao

Meet the Graham's: *Kendrick kills Drake in front of his family* Not Like Us: *Kendrick blows up Drake's casket to make sure he's gone* J cole: *Relaxing on his couch eating cookies*

You can't talk about this beef without mentioning that Kendrick has a goddamn Pulitzer Prize lol

I was the same as Garnt. After this entire beef, i went back and listened to Kendrick's albums like "To Pimp a Butterfly", "Good kid, maad city", and "DAMN." and this man is a lyrical genius and a storyteller. I'm so excited to listen to Mr. Morale

The absolute copium of Drake fans to unironically claim that Drizzy is a absolute 5000 IQ, Aizan level mastermind that _wanted_ Kendrick Lamar to think he was a pedophile that fucked kids and had a secret daughter, while also for some reason, waiting 4 days before revealing he supposedly 'tricked' him is actually hilarious to me. And that's also ignoring all the other videos and photos of him being weird to minors, most of which wouldn't have resurfaced if Drake didn't name drop Millie Bobby Brown like that in 'The Heart part 6' for no reason.

Kendrick should be charged with murder alone for "Meet the Grahams" and "Not Like Us."

To Connor’s point, the reason it’s sus that Drake is hiding that he has a kid, maybe even two is that it’s a touchy subject in the black community about fathers sometimes not being there for their kids, and racist anti black people often use that as slight against them. Also because Drake has zero excuse not to be there as a father but still wants to play the field at 37. Kendrick is a proud father and husband so to him it’s pathetic how Drake behaves. Deadbeat fathers are everywhere but for complex historical and social reasons it’s especially a sensitive topic for the black community.

"Normally with rap beefs it never went that far." ...Meanwhile in the drill rap scene.

Nah, what was diabolical was using Connor for the thumbnail knowing DAMN WELL he didn't know wtf was going on!

The Trash Taste comments are now a pro-Kendrick space 😂

What makes this beating even more hilarious is that Kendrick was NEVER in a rap beef like this beforehand.🤣 Drake was the one trying to pressure Kendrick to drop a response to his diss track *"Push Ups"* , to the point where he made a garbage diss called *"Taylor Made Freestyle"* with AI voices of 2Pac and Snoop Dogg, trying to troll Kendrick by using the voices of his biggest influences but then 2Pac's State threaten to sue him if he didn't delete the song. Then Kendrick proceeded to drop 4 fucking disses annihilating Drake, and if you listen to *"meet the grahams"* & *"Not Like Us"* Kendrick pretty much beheaded Drake and dropped a nuke at his funeral.💀

D.R.A.K.E = Don’t rap against Kendrick ever

When 'Meet the Grahams' was released, Drake's PR team told him "This shit ain't no joke man, this is our 9/11". Drake, in the middle of texting Millie Bobby Brown, didn't catch the severity of the situation, as he got too excited by the numbers 9 and 11.

"You a body shamer, you gon' hide those baby mamas ain't ya? you embarrassed 'em, that's not right, that ain't how mama raised us. Take that mask off, I wanna see what's under them achievements"- Kendrick Lamar

J. Cole's track wasn't bad, it was just a warning shot and people thought he went way too soft. And he didn't apologize because it was so bad; he apologized because he said he felt forced to write the diss but he can't find it in his heart to actually try to insult someone whose artistry he appreciates. And he's said that in the past, so it's not like it's out of the blue. Still funny, tho. Now he's chilling at the beach while Drizzy is over.

Trash Taste is great, they talk about a wide variety of topics but I've noticed they rarely, if ever, touch on any topics related to the black diaspora or culture. I'm black, african to be specific, born and raised, now this is NOT to say that they have any obligation to do this, they absolutely do not, same as how someone shouldn't expect me to touch on or be knowledgeable on like, Welsh culture for example. They don't have any ties to that culture or (seemingly, outside of maybe Joey) any real interest in it and most of their guests aren't black either (not that I've seen at least, they may very well have had a black guest star and I just never watched/listened to that episode, I am not claiming to have seen every single episode of Trash taste). So, this was interesting for me to watch. There's a ton of missed context, lack of nuance and so on. But I'm still happy to have seen them try and touch on this. The only other time I can think of is when Joey went to South Africa (my neighbour country) and they briefly discussed that. Anyway, I need to emphasize, this is NOT to create any sort of controversy. I love Trash Taste and the guys, it was just nice to see them tackle something so outside their comfort zone and it made me feel seen...ish.

Kendrick's proven himself to basically be an irl super villain. Man analyzed Drake's M.O. and had songs crafted to counter all of Drake's accusations loaded into the chamber. I wish I could be that much of a hater 😅

Joey really was trying but as soon as I heard “normally rap beef doesn’t go this hard” and then having him explaining the “start” of Drake and Kendrick’s from J Cole’s big three line…yeah I knew it wasn’t gonna be explained super well 😂😂

The lore for this beef goes back to 2013 on Big Sean's song control. In that song Kendrick states that he wants to be so much better than Drake, J Cole and several other popular rappers that he steals their fans. Drake took that personally and the two of them have been sneak dissing each other in their music for the past 10 years. This was so big because they have been edging the hip hop community about this for a decade.

Kendrick and drake been beefing since 2013 Kendrick made a verse talking about how he will be the best but did it in way where he shouted out his peers. For some reason drake took offense and that was history

I was waiting for Joey to try explaining the beef to Connor and Garnt through anime terms

Those who aren't really into rap but are kind of interested now should check out Kendrick's work, starting with his album "good kid, m.A.A.d city." Kendrick's albums are written as stories, so listen to it from the start to the end and read the lyrics too to make sure you grasp what he's talking about. It's good stuff, talking about how and where he grew up, very socially conscious stuff. Kendrick is also known for his double entendres so people love to really break down his work line by line to find subtle or hidden meanings and stuff.

Joey explaining the beef to Connor and Garnt was like me explaining it to my older sister who knows almost nothing about rap beef.🤣

it’s not just mean Joey. Kendrick accuses Drake of sex trafficking. idk why people gloss over this shit. maybe connor would take this a bit more seriously if you guys mentioned the shit that was actually said outside of the quoteables on not like us.

Also metro dropped a worldwide dissramental for the world to rap on

Drake: “Gone head, say it then, who the GOAT?!” Kendrick: “Oh? You're approaching me?”

I didn’t expect the boys to know every single thing about hip hop culture, but to see how little they did know and to hear Connor just be like “I don’t care” was like “wooowwww”. Because that’s something I’m passionate about and it’s my culture too. Just thought it would’ve been cool to see people interested in the culture. I notice that’s a thing with a lot of Japan KZfaqrs. There’s just this bubble that they don’t go out of, and it makes us feel like we don’t really belong in their space. I’m not saying it’s wrong to stick to what you know, but I just feel like it would be better if I didn’t feel excluded and thrown off to the side whenever my culture’s brought up.

Sorry to garnt and joey but this just feels like three white dudes talking about rap for the first time lmao.

So many great rap artist have passed from violence. It’s the wild West out here

Listening to this has me realizing how little people remember about 90s era rap beefs.

"This is like school yard shit". Yeah that's where Drake spends his free time💀

connor for no reason every sentence “btw idk who this rapper is and i hate rap btw”

The boys are all so white in different but equally painful ways. Good recap though! 😭

Joey resume is as accurate as the movie summary of my drunk friend at 2 am 😅

Last people on earth that should be talking about this shit

In Hip Hop, beef like this comes once a generation. The literal top 2 rappers whose tension has been building for 10+yrs finally going at it. There's Tupac/Biggie, Jay-Z/Nas and for this generation it's Drake vs Kendrick.

This feels like a kid trying to explain their hobby to their parents 😂

The real winner was Metro 🤣

One of the best things is after hearing how amazing Kendrick is able to rhyme and keep such a good flow through these diss tracks, is going back to his back catalogue and realising he’s an incredible lyricist. To pimp a butterfly, DAMN and good kid maad city are fantastic albums!

Was kinda hoping they wouldnt cover this lol. Mostly because I know theyre not that into rap and it would be half hearted and awkward. No disrespect, I get it. But yea i also know that topical stuff is part of their MO

Connor "never heard of it, i dont care, never did, etc.", then a minute after he said "Didn't Drake say I'm too famous to be a pedophile!". Dude its understandable that you don't prefer the genre, but don't act like you didn't hear it! 😂😂

Guys, I’m not sure why but I have a feeling Connor doesn’t listen to rap and doesn’t know who these hip hop artists are 🤔

Caring about rap when there’s beef is like only watching a sport during playoffs The enjoyment minmax

This beef goes sooooooo much deeper than the "First Person Shooter" verse my guy

You gotta do a music topic for Joey

You can tell Joey knows nothing about rap either

Kendrick has made me realise i am not hating my enemies enough. I am not trying hard enough to hate.

these guys keep getting so many little things wrong it’s so painful man. 😭😭 stick to anime fellas 😭😭 it’s obvious when people are recapping shit they’ve only really seen from twitter reactions, streamers and wikipedia.

Kendrick = 4 👑 Drake = -4 💀 Jcole = ∅ 😌

as someone who grew up with gangster rap my first thought when i hear rap beef is "hope they dont get shot"

God, it's funny watching Joey, Grant and Connor trying to navigate through the Beef. Also, that whole stuff with the allegations in regards to Drake, there was the weird stuff about Drake texting Millie Bobby Brown and Drake kissing a fan on stage.

Guys? Did you know I DONT listen to rap. Guys im not a rapper and dont really like rap music. Guys I dont really know about this "rap" stuff.

How to feel judged by your rap hating friends and how to do a criminal disservice to one of the biggest cultural events in the past decade if not two decades

Currently, Drake collabed with sexxyred using the "bbl drizzy" music as a sample, and im here just remembering that one bar from euphoria "When I see you stand by SexxyRed, I believe you see two bad bitches"

Used to not like hip hop and not be interested in it then I fell in love with it, J cole was my first, Rap comes in all shapes and sizes you’re bound to find THAT song or THAT artist thats your cup of tea. I personally think it’s important to be open to learn about different cultures and people instead of constantly saying “yeah I don’t care!” and “I Don’t get into said cultures because I’m white” ( which is ridiculous by the way, most rap fans are whiter than snow lmao) Like for the longest time I also wasn’t that interested in European culture? Till I gave it a shot and started learning about knights, kingdom’s, queens/kings, history, Mythology and I thought it was pretty dope? at least I gave it a shot instead of going “yeah I’m not the right race to get into European culture” At least joey is trying something new which is pretty neat, seen him and Aki traveling to different places and learning about whole new cultures and people and I thought that was also pretty neat.

correction KDot and Drake have been beefing for yeeeeaaarrrrs, Kendrick has a diss in the Heart part 4 towards Drake which came out in 2017

Kendrick 100% has a person in Drake's camp.

This was the last group of people I expected to talk about this beef

Was waiting on y'all to cover this beef

Kendrick's last album was released 2022 may not 2020. Mr. Morale and the big steppers.

I love how these dudes act like they’re above all of this

This is peak american culture connor you wouldn't get it 😂

I’m not really all that knowledgeable about the rap world either, but I learned all of this because of my coworker really needing to dump everything about this. It was quite funny because I came into work and she was like “DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE KENDRICK DRAKE BEEF” and I was like “no? Idk who they really are honestly”. “DO YOU WANT TOO??”, “yeah sure”. And she proceeded to basically give me a college level presentation diving into everything as well as letting me listen to all of the tracks. It was fun ngl lol

I feel like there is a lot left out of that description of the beef which is very sad

Trash Taste Highlights, This is fantastic! I subscribed right away!

Connor not knowing who J Cole is. Is so funny I can’t even.

The drama escalated into a one-sided massacre once MtG dropped lol

Joey explaining the Kendrick Drake rap beef if like me explaining the Fate series watch order to my friends

For some reason i saw the thumbnail and read the title as the "Connor vs. Drake beef"

I would like the Drake era to end so that I can visit Toronto without my ears being constantly assaulted by Drake music. Also I suppose these guys aren't familiar with 90s rap if they think any of this stuff is new.

These three are the last people I'd expect to talk about this

This is the last place i expected to hear about this beef

i didn't expect this to reach trash taste

3:23 That’s not the reason why he took down the song, Joey.

3 non-american weebs overanalyze rap beef

This beef has transcended genres of You tube

I'm excited to get the run down on this issue from such esteemed experts of the topic

2:00 it's not Drake that said the big three. It's JCole. It's part of JCole verse.

How beautiful it is to realise that these three literally represent the society, like one is totally up to date about a trend.....the other decided to hop on the hype train and get to explore that world more...... meanwhile there's the third person who's totally unbothered by everything, even after getting to know it all

Connor "I thought the was just rappin" LMAO the reaction to this whole event , look up 2pac and Big E. connor and Joey

You know a beef is big when the weeb collective is commenting on it 😆 Being serious though, the one absolute positive of this whole beef is that people are going back and really appreciating how good Kendrick's last album (Mr Morale and the Big Steppers) was.

To say that Kendrick destroyed Drake on a molecular level, is an understatement. I think it was his first diss track, the background track only used the white keys of the piano to imply that Drake isn't black and needs to stop using "their word". Also used only minor keys to further imply that Drake was attracted to minors, which he directly references in the song he released afterwards....... It was crazy lol

You know, if *anime* nerds are talking about Kendrick v Drake Beef, you know it's phenomena.

Bit weird to even discuss this if 1 guy doesn't care and the other 2 didn't even bother to look into the actual roots of the beef smh. Stick to anime and leave the issue alone or actually look into it in a meaningful way if you're going to comment or you look like you're just trying to ride a wave while sounding ignorant.

The only thing Cole's diss lacked was hatred. It's like calling a great streak inedible shit because you wanted pork. Then again being touched over a take from a podcast called trash taste is too funny, I'm not doing it.

The big 3 thing has been going on for like a decade but that's a nice way to start the conversation

This is almost par for the course as far as rap beef goes. Rap fans were eating from this 😤

1:51 Wrong they was beefing even WAY before that lol

i don’t think j.cole apologized cause the track was trash i think it’s cause j.cole just tends to keep his peace

Trash Taste talking about rap beef? So unprecedented!

I love the boys but I never thought I hear them talking about Kendrick and drake s beef

J.cole didnt apologize because the diss track was whack it was actually pretty good it was a warning shoot. He apologized because he knew what this would turn into and cole is not about attacking a person personally. He was also warned before hand.