Kendrick Lamar breaks Drake’s record to become the rapper with the most monthly listeners in Spotify history, surpassing 88.8 million. Less than 48 hours after his record-breaking Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show performance,

Kendrick Lamar has become the rapper with the most monthly listeners in Spotify history, surpassing his rival Drake, following his Super Bowl halftime show

Drake is suing his record label, Universal Music Group, for promoting Kendrick Lamar's diss track “Not Like Us.” Here's what to know about the lawsuit.

Lamar's entire catalog saw a 175% boost, and he became the most-streamed artist globally, with SZA also gaining significant traction.

With over 234 million views on Youtube, Not Like Us, which has crossed a billion Spotify views already, was deemed the certified anthem of 2024, and won the 37-year-old rapper five recent Grammys, which included ‘Record and Song of the Year’.

Drake‘s back is seemingly against the wall. But that’s not stopping The Boy from sending shots and cryptic messages via social media. In the last few days, Drizzy has dropped a number of subliminals.

Kendrick Lamar and Drake were initially on good terms, with Drake even featuring on Lamar’s acclaimed 2012 album Good Kid, M.A.A.D City. However, a verse on Big Sean's track Control changed everything after Lamar took a pot-shot at Drake.

Kendrick Lamar has broken a Spotify record previously held by Drake, after gaining more than 88.8 million monthly listeners on the platform following his Super Bowl halftime show

Kendrick Lamar and Drake's feud is no secret and it seems the Not Like Us hitmaker has come out on top after surpassing 88 million Spotify monthly listeners.