Drake finally got a win against Kendrick Lamar this weekend after his "$ome $exy $ongs 4 U" kicked Lamar's "GNX" off the top of Billboard's 200 chart. The record is Drake's first collaboration with PartyNextDoor and his 14th album to top Billboard.

Drake appears to be done beefing. After Kendrick Lamar’s epic performance of his Drake dis track “Not Like Us” at the Super Bowl halftime show, the “God’s Plan” rapper seemingly waved the white flag on their battle in his new song, “Gimme a Hug.”

It might’ve been a long time coming, but Drake has finally scored a win in his contentious rap beef with Kendrick Lamar: “$ome $exy $ongs 4 U,” Drake and PartyNextDoor’s first joint LP, tops the Billboard 200 at No.

Drake released his first new album since his widely publicized feud with Kendrick Lamar on Friday, and fans believe the song “Gimme A Hug” makes multiple references to Lamar.

In May 2015, Swift enlisted Kendrick Lamar to appear on the remix of “Bad Blood,” the 1989 clapback track that was reportedly aimed at Katy Perry. The collaboration wasn’t a surprise to those who had been paying attention. For months, the two had been very publicly sharing their admiration for one another.

Shade assassin. Kendrick Lamar sang his Drake diss track “Not Like Us” at the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday — and that’s not the only way he insulted his rival during the halftime performance. Lamar’s outfit for the show included a massive “a” chain necklace, which appeared to be a nod to his “A minor” lyric from “Not Like Us.”

Kendrick Lamar is just the fourth musical act to own the Hot 100's top three on more than one occasion, joining The Beatles, Taylor Swift, and his rival, Drake.

Drake is back on top of the charts. $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, the rapper’s collaborative album with fellow Canadian PartyNext Door, has debuted atop Billboard’s 200 albums chart, the publication confirmed on Sunday,