Despite occasional jabs in their music, Drake has consistently maintained that there are no hard feelings between them.
Kendrick Lamar won five Grammy Awards for his Drake diss track ‘Not Like Us.’ [Courtesy: Instagram]
While Drake is yet to address Kendrick Lamar’s big win at the 2025 Grammys, his father, Dennis Graham, isn’t bothered by the ongoing feud between the two rappers.
On Sunday, February 2, Lamar, 37, took home Song of the Year and Record of the Year for his track “Not Like Us,” which had taken aim at Drake, 38. However, rather than weighing in on the matter, Dennis Graham, 70, appeared unfazed. When asked by TikTok user Joy of Everything about Lamar’s win, he responded bluntly, “I don’t care enough about that s—.” He continued, “That ain’t got nothing to do with me. All the best to him, man. I don’t do that bulls—.”
The feud between Drake and Lamar has been brewing for over a decade, with their relationship turning tense after Lamar’s notorious verse on Big Sean’s 2013 song “Control,” which called out several prominent rappers, including Drake. At the time, Drake took the dis in stride, telling Billboard, “It just sounded like an ambitious thought to me.” He also noted, “I know good and well that Kendrick’s not murdering me, at all, in any platform.”
Despite occasional jabs in their music, Drake has consistently maintained that there are no hard feelings between them. “I have no ill feelings toward that guy,” Drake said in 2013. “It’s just like, it’s there for me if I wanna fall for it. I’m just too smart for that.”
Recently, the tension reignited when Lamar released “Meet the Grahams” in April 2024, which falsely alleged that Drake had a secret daughter. Lamar followed that up with “Not Like Us,” accusing Drake of pedophilia. In response, Drake released “The Heart Part 6,” which refuted the claims and hinted that Lamar had been manipulative in his accusations.
The situation escalated further when Drake filed legal complaints, including one against Lamar’s record label, Universal Music Group, claiming that they had conspired to “artificially inflate” the popularity of “Not Like Us.”
While the public feud rages on, Dennis Graham seems unconcerned, choosing to take a step back from the drama and simply wishing Lamar well.
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