Drake Trolls Kendrick Lamar Over Viral ‘Mustard’ ‘TV Off’ Lyric

It looks as if Drake has given Kendrick Lamar‘s GNX a pay attention.

Two weeks after the Compton rapper surprise-dropped his new album — and amid an ongoing feud that lately culminated in two prison filings by way of Drizzy — the “God’s Plan” artist poked a laugh at probably the most LP’s maximum viral lyrics. On “TV Off,” Lamar barrels onto the monitor with a noisy “MUSTARRRRRD!” combat cry to honor manufacturer Mustard, and whilst staring at a up to date Los Pollos TV livestream, Drake put his personal spin on it.

After commenting “We want a donut emoji within the chat,” in step with XXL and a couple of different shops, the Canadian hip-hop famous person wrote, “CUSTAAAARRRRRD.”

The trolling comes amid Lamar’s reign over the Billboard charts in GNX‘s opening week, with the album debuting at No. 1 at the Billboard 200 and launching seven of its tracks to the highest 10 of the Billboard Sizzling 100. With “Squabble Up” on the most sensible, “TV Off” occupies the No. 2 spot, whilst “Luther” that includes SZA, “Wacced Out Work of art” and “Good day Now” take a seat at Nos. 3-5, respectively.

The LP dropped Nov. 22. 3 days later, Drizzy’s Frozen Moments LLC filed a prison motion in opposition to his and Lamar’s shared writer, Common Track Workforce, and Spotify over allegations that the 2 corporations conspired to artificially spice up the recognition of K-Dot’s Drake diss monitor “Now not Like Us” thru bots, payola and different strategies. UMG briefly denied the accusations, calling them “offensive and unfaithful” in a observation to Billboard, including, “No quantity of contrived and absurd prison arguments on this pre-action submission can masks the truth that lovers select the song they wish to listen.”

The next day to come, Drake initiated a 2d motion, this time alleging iHeartRadio authorized bills from UMG to advertise Lamar’s tune on air. The second one submitting additionally accused UMG of defamation for permitting the discharge of “Now not Like Us,” in spite of its lyrics “falsely” branding Drake a “qualified pedophile” and “predator.”

The filings mark an unparalleled escalation of the 2 musicians’ ongoing red meat, which exploded into the courtroom of public opinion within the spring when Drake and Lamar started lobbing rapid-fire diss and reaction tracks at one some other. The previous kicked issues off with “Push Ups” and “Taylor Made Freestyle,” to which Dot fired again with “Euphoria,” “Meet the Grahams,” “Now not Like Us” and extra.

As for the Mustard of all of it, the manufacturer is celebrating his successes at the charts this week. “I’m simply getting began,” he wrote on Instagram Dec. 2 whilst highlighting the top positions of “TV Off” and “Good day Now” at the Sizzling 100.