42 Dugg & Vlad Debate if Drake's Rapper Friends Should've Supported Him in Kendrick Battle (Part 14)
February 25, 2026
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In a recent interview, 42 Dugg and Vlad discussed the much-debated rap feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, focusing on whether Drake’s extensive network of rapper friends rallied behind him. Vlad pointed out that despite Drake “putting out 400 rappers” throughout his career, few publicly supported him during the clash. 42 Dugg agreed, noting that even those close to Drake stayed silent or distanced themselves.
They contrasted this with Kendrick, who hasn’t been known for launching many artists but still maintained strong loyalty. The conversation highlighted Black Boy JB, who was given a song by Drake as a gift and acknowledged the significance of Drake’s support. Vlad questioned why more artists didn’t make videos or publicly back Kendrick’s response, suggesting most sided with Kendrick, leaving Drake relatively isolated.
The discussion also touched on Drake’s recent legal battles and the alleged hate campaigns against him, underscoring the complexities Drake faces both personally and professionally amidst ongoing tensions in the hip-hop community.
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