In 2013, many believed there was tension between Kendrick Lamar and Champagne Papi, mostly stemming from K.Dot's verse from TDE's BET Cypher. With the release of Dr. Dre's Compton, history repeats itself as listeners point out the West Coast powerhouse might have aimed more shots are Drake on not one, but two tracks – "Darkside/Gone" and "Deep Water."
In the first song, Kenny issues a light jab at Drake. In the second part of "Darkside/Gone," he raps:
"You scared of my heist now
But still I got enemies giving me energy
I wanna fight now
Subliminals sending me all of this hate
I thought I was holding the mic down"
Another far more obvious reference to Drake can be found in the track "Deep Water," where Kendrick raps about the Six, evidently alluding to Toronto.
"They liable to bury him
They nominated six to carry him
They worry him to death but he no vegetarian
The beef is on his breath inheritin' the drama better than a Great White Nigga, this is life in my aquarium!"
Also, on the bridge Lamar elaborates on his Great White metaphor, before caping off his contribution with "Motherf***er know I started from the bottom."
"Feel's like you're drowning, don't you?
About a hundred miles down in that ocean
It's over, shoulda never jumped in
If you can't swim (if you can't swim, if you can't swim)
Oh my God, where's a life guard when you need one?"
With this we are safe to say 2015 is one of the most intensive rap years in a very long time... Drake haven't replied, Let's see if he responds to the Compton native or will give Meek Mill another reason to tease him for not responding to disses in general...
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