Detailed Breakdown Kendrick Lamar Best Lyrical Jabs Drake Euphoria

Kendrick Lamar drops ruthless diss track "Euphoria" on Drake, calling out his fake persona, lack of classics, and plastic surgery rumors.

Kendrick Lamar has unleashed a scathing diss track aimed at Drake titled "Euphoria," a six-minute verbal assault that leaves no stone unturned. The Cardo-produced track is a direct response to Drake's own diss tracks, "Push Ups" and "Taylor Made Freestyle."

The cover art for the song features the Oxford dictionary definition of "euphoria," possibly alluding to Drake's involvement in the HBO series Euphoria. In the first part of the song, Kendrick calmly dissects the Toronto rapper, calling him out on his calculated moves and manipulative behavior.

Kendrick doesn't hold back, accusing Drake of being a scam artist masquerading as a rap artist. He questions Drake's authenticity and even takes aim at his fashion choices, contrasting Tommy Hilfiger with FUBU.

As the song transitions into "Part II," Kendrick's attacks intensify. He references Drake's purchase of Tupac Shakur's crown ring, suggesting it would make 'Pac turn in his grave. Kendrick also name drops YNW Melly, hinting at the consequences of betraying him.

Through clever wordplay, Kendrick references various other rappers and industry figures, calling out Drake for his alleged plastic surgery, lack of classic albums, and questionable behavior. He even reveals that Drake once reached out for a feature, despite their longstanding tension.

Kendrick challenges Drake on his use of the N-word, his relationships with women, and his reliance on ghostwriters. He addresses Drake's cease and desist letter for a remix and responds to Drake's claims of being outnumbered in their feud.

The song culminates in Kendrick's criticism of Drake's use of AI to replicate iconic voices in his music. Overall, "Euphoria" is a blistering takedown of Drake, showcasing Kendrick's lyrical prowess and unapologetic approach to calling out his rival.