Billboard Magazine caught up with Drake and here’s what he had to say about Kendrick Lamar‘s controversial verse on Big Sean‘s ‘Control’.
I didn’t really have anything to say about it. It just sounded like an ambitious thought to me. That’s all it was. I know good and well that Kendrick’s not murdering me, at all, in any platform. So when that day presents itself, I guess we can revisit the topic.
-Drake
Kendrick Lamar sets the record straight on Chelsea Lately about what he meant by controversial verse in Big Sean’s “Control.”
Kendrick finally breaks his silence on his ‘Control’ verse. He also speaks on J. Cole, touring and much more.
A$AP Mob celebrated the release of A$AP Ferg’s Trap Lord last night with Hot 97’s Funkmaster Flex. They spoke on Kendrick Lamar’s verse in “Control” and they dropped some bars for Flex.
Joe Budden drops some bars over Big Sean’s “Control” in response to Kendrick Lamar’s verse.
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Big Sean sat down with J Cruz and myself on the #LIFTOFF, and talked new album Hall Of Fame “This one definitely deals on topics that I’ve never touched on, things that people are going to be able to relate to going through some real ass things man.” on “Control”, and why he choose Hall Of Fame as the title for his album.
TMZ caught up with Wale at LAX and asked him his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar’s verse in “Control.”
I like the song and the stir it’s causing. It’s good for rap music. A month or two ago, Big Sean asked me to be on this record with him for his album. He had a demo hook on it at the time. I did my verse and sent it back. I found out a couple days before it was released that Kendrick had put a verse on it.
Cassidy responds back to Kendrick’s verse in “Control” with this one.
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VIBE Caught up with Big Sean and discussed Kendrick Lamar’s controversial verse in his new song “Control.”
“I ain’t no hoe ass nigga like that to hear a verse like that and be like ‘I gotta go back and [rewrite] my shit, I gotta go protect myself.’ Nah, it is what it is. I’m a good ass rapper. I just want people to remember I had the song. I knew what it was. No, I didn’t change my verse because I’m not a hoe ass nigga. I’m a real ass nigga from Detroit. I rep for everything that I do. I knew what it was going to do for hip-hop. I knew what it was going to do for the culture. This is the most exciting rap song to drop this year this year. Period. “
Not only calls out Dot, but also Soul & Q. Interesting….
Self explanatory… Running out of shit to write for these responses and I have a feeling we’ll be posting a lot more of these. I just wish he wouldn’t have given so many people props. He should have went at everyone’s head.
Joell Ortiz is the second person to respond after Phil Jackson. Yes… PHIL JACKSON. He’s the first rapper to respond though, daps on that.
