Legendary comedian T.K. Kirkland shared his insights on Kendrick Lamar's response record to Drake. Kirkland referred to the track as "masterful," likening Lamar's calm demeanor to Joe Pesci's character in the classic film "Goodfellas." He cited the cadence of the rapper, suggesting his laid-back delivery added impact to the piece. Kirkland, a self-proclaimed hip-hop historian who's worked with notable acts like N.W.A and Eazy-E hopes the ongoing rivalry stays within the realm of competitive entertainment before recalling notorious diss tracks like Ice Cube's "No Vaseline" and Tupac's "Hit 'Em Up." The conversation also shed light on Drake's previous disses towards Lamar, which were allegedly suppressed due to the Canadian rapper's influence.
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