"Tryna strike a chord and it's probably A-minor." Kendrick Lamar's most famous lyric was the heard around the world at last weekend's Super Bowl. An estimated 127 million viewers saw the rapper flash a devious smile to the camera as he delivered the line - a withering takedown of bitter rival Drake.

Kendrick Lamar and Drake have engaged in a prolonged feud of diss tracks. The latest? Drake has sued, and Lamar performed “Not Like Us” at the Super Bowl.

Drake's new album with PartyNextDoor, "$ome $exy $ongs 4 U," is his first since "Not Like Us." And he uses "Gimme a Hug" to call out his adversaries.

Drake expresses a desire to move on from his 'rap beef' with Kendrick Lamar on 'Gimme a Hug,' off his new album 'Some Sexy Songs 4 U.'

Kendrick Lamar and Drake's feud has become one of the most storied rap beefs in history, but their relationship wasn't always so fraught with tension. Before Lamar made his major label debut with 2012's ​​Good Kid,

Less than a week after rap rival Kendrick Lamar performed his chart-topping Drake diss “Not Like Us” at the Super Bowl, Drake has released his first album since the two began their ongoing feud last year with several lyrics fans think is about their beef,

On his new album "$ome $exy $ongs 4 U," Drake is seemingly over his battle with Kendrick Lamar just days after the latter's Super Bowl halftime show. 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,

Drake has yet to publicly address Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show, but it seems the rapper is unlikely to forgive the performance any time soon.