Just a few short days after returning serve with “euphoria,” Kendrick Lamar drops off his second Drake diss of the week in “6:16 in LA.”
Whereas “euphoria” was more or less a warning to the OVO frontman, “6:16” takes a more methodical approach (even down to the song title and the sample used in the production). Perhaps ironically enough, Kendrick even expresses his reluctance to engage in a verbal sparring with Drake (“God, ah / My confession is yours / But who am I if I don’t go to war?”) while simultaneously admitting he’s down for the get-down if need be (“I’m sorry that I live a boring life, I love peace / But war-ready if the world is ready to see you bleed”). Kendrick then uses the rest of the song to tell Drake to worry about his own peoples than him.
KENDRICK LAMAR DROPS SECOND DRAKE DISS, “6:16 IN LA”
by Editor's Pick
May 3
Just a few short days after returning serve with “euphoria,” Kendrick Lamar drops off his second Drake diss of the week in “6:16 in LA.”
Whereas “euphoria” was more or less a warning to the OVO frontman, “6:16” takes a more methodical approach (even down to the song title and the sample used in the production). Perhaps ironically enough, Kendrick even expresses his reluctance to engage in a verbal sparring with Drake (“God, ah / My confession is yours / But who am I if I don’t go to war?”) while simultaneously admitting he’s down for the get-down if need be (“I’m sorry that I live a boring life, I love peace / But war-ready if the world is ready to see you bleed”). Kendrick then uses the rest of the song to tell Drake to worry about his own peoples than him.
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