Kendrick Lamar's track "Not Like Us" has only been out for a short time, but it seems to have broken all records for streaming numbers on Spotify. The song, which includes a diss aimed at Drake, has generated a lot of buzz, with fans eagerly anticipating its live debut at Lamar's upcoming Juneteenth concert in Los Angeles. Despite its controversial subject matter, the song's catchiness has contributed to it becoming the fastest rap track in Spotify history to reach 300 million streams in just 35 days. While the success of "Not Like Us" may suggest a clear win in the ongoing rap battle between Lamar and Drake, fans of both artists argue that the competition is closer than it appears. Drake's sharp disses have garnered unexpected praise, challenging perceptions of the feud. Despite differing opinions on the outcome, the numbers speak for themselves, with "Not Like Us" claiming the top spot. In the world of rap, discussions around beef and artistry often overshadow mere statistics. However, the widespread acclaim and success of "Not Like Us" have undeniably solidified its place as one of the most remarkable hits of hip-hop in 2024.
This success may set the stage for Lamar's most significant streaming year yet. As rumors of a new album circulate, fans eagerly await Kendrick Lamar's next move following the Drake beef. Whether he chooses to address the situation at his Juneteenth show or surprise fans with a new project remains to be seen. Similarly, Drake's potential release could shake up the rap scene further. The coming months will reveal whether this ongoing saga will continue to captivate audiences until the end of the year. Keep it locked to 103.5 The Beat for more.