Jack Dorsey Enters Epic Rap Beef Between Kendrick Lamar and Drake

Kendrick Lamar and Drake's beef heats up with surprising support from Twitter's Jack Dorsey, Uma Thurman, and Al Green.

The ongoing feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake has taken an unexpected turn with the involvement of surprising figures like Taylor Swift and the late Tupac Shakur.

Recently, Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter and Block, has expressed his admiration for Kendrick Lamar, showing his support for the rapper amidst their ongoing beef. After Lamar released two new tracks, "Euphoria" and "6:16 in LA," Dorsey publicly praised the Compton rapper's work.

Dorsey's appreciation for Lamar's music is not new, as he has been a long-time fan of the artist. He has previously called Lamar "the greatest" and has shown support for his various albums, including "Damn" and "Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers."

In a surprising move, Dorsey even considered Lamar as a potential board member for Twitter in the past. The relationship between the two extends beyond music, as Lamar featured Dorsey in his music video for "Count Me Out" and collaborated with Dorsey's company Block and Ticketmaster to offer fans early access to concert tickets.

The involvement of figures like Dorsey, Uma Thurman, and Al Green in the feud between Drake and Lamar adds an interesting twist to the ongoing saga. Thurman's nod to Drake on Instagram and Green's approval of Lamar's latest track show the widespread impact of the feud.

Drake, on the other hand, faced criticism for his use of AI to recreate Tupac's voice in a diss track against Lamar, leading to backlash from Shakur's estate. In response, Drake released a new track, "Family Matters," where he takes shots at Lamar and other artists.

Overall, the involvement of unexpected characters and the ongoing back-and-forth between Lamar and Drake has captured the attention of fans and celebrities alike. It will be interesting to see how the feud unfolds in the future.