Chuck D has the right marketing strategy for Drake and Kendrick Lamar

Public Enemy frontman Chuck D has not too long ago commented on the feud between West Coast native Kendrick Lamar and Scorpion emcee Drake. Taking to Twitter/X, the ‘Rebel With A Cause’ lyricist insisted that the division shouldn’t be constructive and gave a possible answer. 

The Nineteen Eighties icon has been watching the alternate of data between the 2 and even ignored the Dreamville Fest apology from ‘7 Minute Drill’ emcee J Cole. Though he’s no stranger to the aggressive nature of hip-hop, Chuck D (actual title Carl Ridenhour) has expressed that the three ought to finish the feud now and go on tour.

Taking to Twitter/X on Could fifth, Ridenhour admitted that he has sided with Kendrick throughout this battle however would like it if the three artists united for the advantage of the tradition. Expressing this, the musician wrote, “These fantastic 3 rappers (I’m biased for KL) have songs that never will get this public attention,” he famous. “Hence this low-hanging kid sh*t turns casuals heads.”

Highlighting how a lot followers would love a “Big 3” tour, he continued, “Get them all on a TOUR so we can pick seats.” In addition to suggesting the three present a unified entrance, he additionally defined to his followers how the sport has modified regarding folks’s attitudes in the direction of age.

Mentioning how he was thought of outdated when he hit 30, he proceeded to clarify that Kendrick and Drake, who’re each almost 40, are nonetheless thriving, writing, “I didn’t make music for kids, but if they got it, it wouldn’t ROT them. When I turned 30, I was old in Rap. Same with 40, 50, 60. Now, with all going on in the world, 40-year-olds are asking me about 3 millionaire great rappers beefing.”

Many rappers from the ’80s, ’90s and 2000s have commented on the meat, together with Memphis Bleek, who voiced his assist for Lamar,  Rodney O and even Bun B, though the Texan had a extra constructive view of the meat, writing on Instagram, “Fans get more music done on a high level. No one is physically hurt. Enjoy it! I know I am!”

To point out his want for a three-person tour, Chuck D additionally sketched an image of the three MCs with all the musicians trying determined and stuffed with sorrow. You may see Ridenhour’s sketch under.