50 Cent highlighted how the hip-hop industry often relies on dominant figures to sustain its cultural momentum. While acknowledging Drake’s immense success, he implied that such a scenario would amplify Lamar’s role in the genre. “They’ll feel it,” 50 Cent said, emphasizing the potential burden such a shift could bring.

Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar have cleared the air after the “Missionary” rapper posted a diss track toward Lamar. In April, weeks after dropping his initial diss track toward Lamar, “Push Ups,” Drake went back to back and released “ Taylor Made Freestyle ” on his Instagram account.

In the ever-evolving landscape of hip-hop, a simple social media share by Snoop Dogg inadvertently created waves within the music community.