Kanye West Dissed Kendrick Lamar On The Unreleased Version Of ‘Like That’ Remix

Kanye West Dissed Kendrick Lamar On An Unreleased Version Of His ‘Like That’ Remix

Kanye West has been trending since inserting himself into the ongoing beef in the rap game, reigniting his feud with Drake and J. Cole by jumping on the remix of Future and Metro Boomin’s “Like That”.

On “Like That” remix, Ye dissed Drake and J. Cole, rapping: “Y’all so outta sight, outta mind (Outta sight) / I can’t even think of a Drake line / Play J. Cole, get the p*ssy dry / Play this shit back a hundred-thirty times.”

Well, it appears that Kanye wasn’t only aiming at Drake and J. Cole on the original version of the remix. The unreleased version of his “Like That” remix has surfaced online, and he appears to have dissed Kendrick Lamar as well.

 

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However, his verse was changed for the final version that was released. Apparently, Metro Boomin and Future won’t let him take shots at K. Dot on the song’s remix.

Although they gave a pass to J. Cole being dissed. Recall that the North Carolina rapper was featured on “Red Leather” off their new album “We Still Don’t Trust You”, after he apologized to Kendrick Lamar for dissing him on “7 Minute Drill”, which has now been removed from all streaming services.

“I thought bro was defending kendrick and dissing drake?” a fan wondered. “The rap game alive again!! Not gone lie I was starting to get tired of Sexy Red and 50th Flo Hibachi,” someone commented.

“You can’t recite a Drake line but yall made plenty of music together? just be saying shit,” another person wrote. “All these diss tracks no one ain’t even saying nothing no bars these rappers really trying to market themselves said all for cash for ads,” someone else added.

This is coming a month after Kanye West made a bold declaration, naming himself as the one and only GOAT. Last month, Ye took to Instagram where he listed his feats that cements him as the greatest of all time, including claims he washed Drake and Kendrick Lamar.