Video Of Kendrick Lamar Doing Push Ups In Harlem Resurfaces Amid Drake’s Diss Tracks

Video Of Kendrick Lamar Doing Push Ups In Harlem Resurfaces Amid Drake Beef

Drake initially fired back at Kendrick Lamar on “Push Ups”, rapping: “Extortion baby, whole career you been shook up. ’Cause Top told you drop and give me 50 like some push-ups.”

The Canadian superstar made sure to repeat “drop and give me 50” lyric throughout the song, trolling K. Dot over a recent IG post of him doing push-ups.

By rapping “drop and give me 50,” Drizzy is referring to the idea of Top Dawg Entertainment CEO Anthony “Top” Tiffith taking 50% of Kendrick’s publishing splits and “extorting” him for his entire career.

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Amid their ongoing beef, video of Kendrick Lamar doing push ups in Harlem has now resurfaced.

The 2022 clip now making rounds online was Kendrick’s last day in the Big Apple after performing three shows throughout the city on his Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers Tour which took over Brooklyn’s Barclays Center and Long Island’s UBS Arena .

At one point, Kendrick and A$AP Ferg’s uncle, T-Nyce, were seen having a pull-up contest on a piece of scaffolding in the middle of the street.

Even though T-Nyce is bigger in size, the Compton rapper barely broke a sweat while performing the exercise. He even threw in some hanging leg raises to further flex his strength.

While losing patience for Kendrick to respond to his first diss track, Drake has now dropped a second diss track titled “Taylor Made Freestyle,” which uses A.I. vocals from Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg.