Cam’Ron & Ma$e underwhelmed by Kendrick Lamar’s diss observe: “Drake is winning”

Following the discharge of Kendrick Lamar’s Drake diss observe ‘Euphoria’ radio hosts, personalities, and podcasters took to the airwaves to debate their ideas on the music and who they consider is at the moment profitable the battle. 

Two MCs who quickly reacted to ‘Euphoria’ have been Harlem natives Ma$e and Cam’Ron, who spoke in regards to the battle on their podcast It Is What It Is. Whereas speaking about Kendrick’s latest efforts, the 2 musicians agreed that Drake is at the moment on prime. 

Revealing that he believes Kendrick took too lengthy, Ma$e asserted, “Drake is definitely winning from an MC standpoint. It took a while for us to get the record from Kendrick, and when you wait a while, it gotta be outta this world. I think if Kendrick dropped this record right after ‘[Push Ups] Drop and Give Me 50,’ it would have been crazy.”

Cam’Ron then chimed in, including, “I think Drake is winning. ‘Euphoria’ didn’t really move me. I’m expecting lyrics from Kendrick. You’re expecting certain things. The song was kinda long. It took too long to come out — pause. I’m not saying it’s bad.”

For a lot of, the response from Kendrick wasn’t well worth the wait and didn’t embrace any lyrical blows. Though it was directed at Drake and J Cole, it wasn’t as brutal as ‘Push Ups’.

Ma$e then detailed why ‘Euphoria’ didn’t land for him, explaining, “It was a good record [but] we didn’t wait a while for a good record. It’s like when you did ‘Curtis’ [Cam’ron’s 50 Cent diss song], it’s a certain thing you gotta have in the record that Kendrick doesn’t have in his record. You gotta say something that make n*ggas look at the n*gga different. And when he did the, ‘I don’t want to hear you say n*gga,’ that was an angle that we already heard before.”

The pair continued to debate the aura and pressure that’s normally current once you take heed to diss tracks getting exchanged and mirrored on previous battles such because the warfare between Nas and Jay-Z. Nevertheless for them, Kendrick Lamar and Drake haven’t delivered the identical aggression or pressure of their exchanges so far.

You may take heed to Ma$e and Cam’Ron talking about ‘Euphoria’ within the video under.