High Dawg Leisure’s Punch revealed that there was initially an extended model of Kendrick Lamar’s “Euphoria” that went even tougher on the disses towards Drake.
In an interview with Curtis King TV, the TDE co-president spoke concerning the first time he heard “Euphoria,” which was Okay Dot’s response to Drizzy’s “Push Ups.” He was requested concerning the rumors that there was an 18-minute model of the tune at one level, and he confirmed that it was initially meant to be longer than the 6-minute model that formally got here out.
“I do not know the size, however it was positively longer,” he replied. “It was positively longer than the model that the world acquired. There’s numerous stuff that did not make it on there. … There was just a few issues in there that I didn’t suppose would have been useful in the long term to place in there. So I gave him my enter on that or no matter, so he took a few of these issues out.”
Punch did not reveal what Okay Dot faraway from “Euphoria,” however it’s attainable that he included them on a few of his later diss data just like the incendiary “Not Like Us.” Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s beef noticed the 2 rappers commerce a complete of 5 tracks with specific disses geared toward one another final 12 months.
There have been nearly positively extra disses since then, together with photographs from Okay Dot on GNX and through his Tremendous Bowl Halftime Present efficiency. Drake, for his half, appeared to reference the meat a number of instances on his PartyNextDoor collaborative album Some Attractive Songs 4 U.