Drake’s dad reacts to Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy wins for 'Not Like Us' diss track

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Dennis Graham, Drake's father, reacted to Kendrick Lamar's Grammy wins for 'Not Like Us,' which includes accusations against Drake. While Drake has not commented, Graham expressed indifference towards the awards. Lamar dedicated his Record of the Year win to Los Angeles and made references to Drake's alleged interactions with younger women in his song. Drake responded with 'The Heart Part 6,' denying the allegations. He has also sued Universal Music Group for defamation over the track.

Keywords: Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Grammy Awards

Source: The Independent

Update At: 2/4/2025

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