The NFL mocked Drake by sharing a viral clip of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” amplifying the diss heard around the globe.
The NFL is laughing at Drake’s expense following Kendrick Lamar’s historic Tremendous Bowl efficiency, trolling him with a clip from Ok. Dot’s “Not Like Us,” that refers back to the Toronto rap star as a pedophile.
Kendrick Lamar delivered one of the vital extremely anticipated performances in current occasions on Sunday evening (February 9), showcasing fan favorites like “Squabble Up,” “LOYALTY,” and “Peekaboo.”
Nevertheless, he had followers on the sting of their seats, eagerly ready to see if he would carry out his scathing Drake diss. The Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper teased the observe whereas taking a jab at his rival, telling the gang, “I wish to carry out their favourite music, however they like to sue.”
“I wish to carry out their favourite music, however they like to sue”
-Kendrick 😭😭😭
— LakeShowYo (@LakeShowYo) February 10, 2025
Regardless of Drake’s current lawsuit and the rumors Lamar was banned from performing the diss, Ok. Dot gave the gang what they wished.
Clips of Kendrick Lamar locking eyes with the digicam as he declared, “Say Drake, I hear you want ’em younger,” shortly went viral, and the NFL joined within the trolling, reposting the clip on its official TikTok account.
@nfl THEY NOT LIKE US #kendricklamar #nfl #superbowl #applemusichalftime @Apple Music @Roc Nation ♬ unique sound – NFL
Followers flooded with feedback, with many shocked on the NFL teasing Drake.
“I simply wish to remind everybody that that is the Official NFL tiktok,” one individual shared within the feedback. “Meaning the media workforce determined to focus on this. Thats as wild as him trying into the digicam.”
One other added, “NFL is petty for posting this particular clip lmao.”
“poor drake,” added a 3rd. “Truthfully, not solely did the diss towards him win FIVE grammys and nearly each music artist on the grammys sung it, it was performed on the superbowl and nearly everybody there sang it too.”
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