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Elliott Wilson spoke about the battle between Drake and Kendrick, claiming it to be the greatest in hip-hop history. While many might argue for historic feuds like Tupac and Biggie or N.W.A. and Ice Cube, Wilson emphasized the distinctiveness of the Drake-Kendrick feud, enhanced by its modern context and social media. Wilson lamented Drake's underestimation of Kendrick, pointing out Drake’s tendency to 'little bro' his rivals, which he saw as a misstep. Furthermore, Wilson appreciated both artists' distinct styles—Drake's knack for hit-making and Kendrick's unparalleled creativity. Though admiring both, he expressed concern over Drake's current trajectory and perceived discomfort post-battle. Ultimately, Wilson opined that the animosity likely began with Kendrick’s “Control” verse and questioned if the two would ever reconcile, hinting at a deeper, unresolvable rift in their dynamic.
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