Rap wars, the art of lyrical combat, have revolutionized the rap era. The modern-day iteration of the classic diss tracks led by, (we daresay) the three horsemen of hip-hop Drake, J.Cole and Kendrick Lamar, has propelled the genre to unprecedented heights. The high-stakes game of wits, where artists engage in verbal sparring with their cunning wordplay, razor-sharp flows, and unbridled creativity, is what fans are here for. As rap wars continue to intensify, fans have themselves all seated to relish all the hip-hop drama. 

With the rap wars reignited, Drizzy fans have it going today as the rapper has taken a full-blown diss to probably every rapper that has its stakes in the feud.

Hours after K. Dot delivered his explosive, the '6 God' singer is on it. The feud, as intense as it was, just got personal with Drake’s ‘Family Matters’ jabs at Lamar's post 'Euphoria' diss. Taking a counter jibe at Lamar's diss at Cole suggested ‘Big 3’ Drake went "You right about, "Fuck the Big 3", It's only Big D, and it's video proof.”

The onslaught continued as the rapper thrashed another of Lamar's hits. Adding to this, he called out Lamar at another verse, taunting him to have a Grammy handed for 'Euphoria.' Not only Lamar but Drake took a jab at The Weeknd too. “Abel run your fucking bread need to buy some more chains for some more guys /Lemme find another street ni**a I can take to the game, courtside” rapped Drizzy. The track has the industry's top rappers sprinkled over every note.

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Just as rap enthusiasts picked up on the Ye nod in the Lamar diss, one thing they know is that this beef is here to stay for more. And they are all for it. 

Reacting to an Instagram post, Adin Ross took the comment section saying, “You won”. While another added how it's 20v1 and Drake is “still cooking em”. Adding to them all was an NBA shooting coach, Chris Mattew, called Lethal Shooter who exclaimed how the rap game is back. “Only the strong surviving right now!!!”, he added. Many fans took it X to pour their reactions to the latest diss in the ongoing battle.

While some noticed Drake scrapping the cover of Lamar's 'Good Kid M.a.a.d City' album cover, others have believed that he replied well to 'Euphoria.' It is now to see if the rap rivalry continues with another release from the other party. With more artists getting involved in the battle, it is yet to be seen if fans will have more diss tracks on their way.

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