Kendrick Lamar sitting on couch
Kendrick Lamar (Kirby Lee-Imagn Images)

It might’ve been a long time coming, but Kendrick Lamar has finally taken a loss at the hands of his biggest nemesis.

Almost a year later, there are still plenty of debates about the Kendrick and Drake battle that shook up the rap landscape in 2024.

It appeared that Lamar was the clear winner. He dropped “Not Like Us” and then went on to secure a spot as the Super Bowl Halftime performer.

There were mixed reviews for his performance, but he still broke numerous records in New Orleans.

One week after the show, the Compton rapper made male soloist history, becoming the first living artist to chart three solo albums in the top 10 on the Billboard 200.

 

Things have changed quite a bit for Kendrick Lamar in just the following week.

Drake landed his 14th number-one album on the Billboard 200 chart with Some Sexy Songs 4 U. His collaborative album with PartyNextDoor took the number one spot, replacing Lamar’s album GNX.

Kendrick’s album dropped to number three after a 13-week run at the top.

Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Surpassing Michael Jackson’s 1993 Performance

Kendrick Lamar singing at Super Bowl 59
Kendrick Lamar (Photo via Stephen Lew/Imagn Images)

Kendrick Lamar might be down, but certainly not out.

Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show sparked conversation among fans and critics as he performed a mix of old and new hits.

Despite a ton of backlash that he received, his set broke Michael Jackson’s 1993 record for the most-watched halftime performance. Jackson’s 1993 performance drew 133.4 million viewers, and the 37-year-old rapper beat this number by about 100,000 people.

His performance also attracted more viewers than the actual football game, which drew 126 million viewers, per Fox Sports.

Everyone Is Falling In Love With Grand Theft Auto VI’s New Female Character Who Looks Stunningly Real

Lucia from Grand Theft Auto 6GTA Lucia (Photo via Twitter)
Social media might be down incredibly bad as Lucia from Grand Theft Auto is going insanely viral.

GTA 6’s trailer 2 officially broke a record after the upcoming second look at the game, which has continued to take forever to come out.

GTA 6 broke the record for the longest wait between a first and second trailer for a Rockstar Games title ever.

Rockstar has built a rich world of criminals, lunatics, and thieves spanning from Liberty City to San Andreas and beyond. With GTA 6 on the horizon, fans have become ecstatic after seeing a picture of Lucia.

For those unaware, she is a female criminal in the game. Grand Theft Auto states that she did her time at a prison complex in the State of Leonida in the mid-2020s for an unknown crime.

As anticipation builds for the release of Grand Theft Auto 6, a picture shows Lucia stripped down to a two-piece bikini.

Here is how fans reacted to Lucia’s apparent new look in Grand Theft Auto:

“Everything is woke if you’ve never seen a woman’s body irl,” one fan said.

“They better have some awesome clothing to choose from. Gotta look cute while doing missions,” a second fan added.

A third fan knew they were no match for her: “If I was in a beauty contest against her, she’d get first place, and I’d get disqualified.”

“She’s beautiful, my sapphic heart can’t take it 🤧,” another X user added.


“not leaving my house anytime soon,” a fan stated about the impending release of the game.

“No arsenal, but ima be a gooner for sure, a sixth fan added.


One final fan added: “Anybody upset about a video game character needs to seriously reevaluate their life.”

Fans Have Waited A Long Time For Grand Theft Auto To Release New Game

After more than a decade of waiting, Grand Theft Auto VI is supposedly finally set to come out in 2025.

Despite their hopes for a release this year fading, the community remains engaged in hopes that a second trailer will be released in early 2025 and a release date of the actual game will come out.

With each passing day, the desire for more news grows stronger.

Hopefully, 2025 will give the fans what they so desperately want.