On one track, he appears to target LA Lakers basketballer LeBron James, who attended a Lamar gig when the beef was at its peak.
Elsewhere, he names DJ Khaled, referring to criticism of the rapper and producer – who is of Palestinian descent – for not speaking out on the war in Gaza.
Most critics have yet to share reviews of the new releases, but reports suggest that streaming services were hit with crashes and slowdowns as fans rushed to hear his new music.
Spittin’ fire? Critics have been slow to weigh in on Drake’s bumper music drop
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