Ice Cube, a West Coast legend, has recently had a change of heart regarding rap beef. Not long ago, he expressed his disapproval of rappers engaging in beef in an interview with Etalk CTV. Cube emphasized his belief that rap beef could lead to violence, although he acknowledged that it is a common occurrence in the industry. Despite his reservations, he supported the idea of rappers fully committing to the battle when engaged in a beef.
On the other hand, Kendrick Lamar appears unfazed and fully prepared for whatever Drake has in store. Shortly after Drake released “Family Matter,” Kendrick retaliated with a scathing diss track called “Meet the Grahams.” In this track, Kendrick accused Drake of engaging in sex trafficking, being a sexual predator, and hiding an alleged daughter. The following day, Kendrick dropped another track titled “Not Like Us,” which many deemed as the final blow in their ongoing feud.