Drake calls out Kendrick Lamar for his "Control" verse on "Big Boy's Neighborhood" and says he wouldn't do a song with the self- proclaimed "King of New York." Read More »
Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse still manages to generate quite a bit of buzz despite being a. not very good and b. not even Kendrick's best takedown of the entire rap game (that would be Section.80's "Rigamortis." Say it with me: "He dead. Amen."). However, people are still talking about it, so it's my duty to cover it. Most recently, 50 Cent spoke about his conversation with K-Dot after the verse dropped. Read More »
It seems Papoose wasn't satisfied with just one "Control"-related response. After responding to Kendrick Lamar's resonating verse with a "Control" freestyle, Papoose took on the man that "Control" belonged to (in name, anyway), Big Sean. Read More »
Meek Mill may turn out to be the first rapper called out by Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse to actually respond (in song, at least). On his Dreamchasers 3 intro track, he claimed he was coming for everyone's head. This led a fan to ask Meek on Twitter if K-Dot was on the chopping block. Read More »
Drake Talks Kendrick Lamar 'Control' Verse: Possible Rihanna Flame Disses K-Dot In Billboard 'Nothing Was The Same' Cover Story Read More »
Now that the also-rans, current legends, names named and Kendrick himself have weighed in on Kendrick Lamar's 'Control' verse. it's time for the golden age greats to weigh in. Warren G let his thoughts be known on K-Dot's buzzworthy contribution to Big Sean's track in an interview with AllHipHop. Read More »
It seems everyone and their mothers have been weighing in on Kendrick Lamar's boring-as-hell 'Control' verse. Now, the snake has started eating its own tail. K-Dot spoke with Hot 97's Rosenberg on his own verse and what he thought of the responses to the diss track. Read More »
Looks like Joey Bada$$ is the latest to respond to a verse that didn't really warrant all that much talk in the first place. You had to expect this, though. Other than A$AP Rocky, no other rapper has been held up as the return of New York hip-hop more than Joey, and his response to Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse, "Killuminati Pt. 2" is one of the better ones out there. Read More »
Kendrick Lamar's first album, "Good Kid, M.A.A.D City" (which released in November 2012) has gone platinum after his "Control" verse caused a social media frenzy last week. Read More »
While ASAP Rocky made it clear that there was no point in responding to Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse, apparently Trap Lord ASAP Ferg didn't hear him (in spite of the fact that he was sitting right next to him when he said it). As such, we now have Ferg's response to "Control," which he dropped on Funkmaster Flex's Hot 97 radio show. Check it out below: Read More »
Joe Budden responded to Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse by starting beef with another rapper who had nothing to do with it! During Budden's "Lost Control" diss response he said the following: Read More »
By now you probably know that Kendrick Lamar dissed and called out a ton of rappers in his recent verse in Big Sean's song "Control." He even called out Big Sean and Jay Electronica, who was also featured on the song. A ton of rappers have also been responding to the diss verse with freestyles and Twitter posts. One rapper he definitely didn't call out was RiFF RAFF, but he still posted his reaction anyway. He also posted a new track entitled "Ballin' Outta Control," which has now been perceived as a rap response to Lamar's verse. Whether it actually is or not, you can check it out right here! Read More »
The rap world and Internet alike have been driving themselves crazy over Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse. Everyone from Lupe Fiasco to Wale all the way down to JR Writer (who is still alive) have weighed in on the track. But what do the men behind the best rap album of the year (so far) have to say about it? Killer Mike and El-P weighed in on the diss track and (rightfully) said it's nothing special. Read More »