Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy Sweep: How ‘Not Like Us’ Left Drake Speechless

The 2025 Grammys belonged to Kendrick Lamar. Winning Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Song, and Best Music Video, he didn’t just dominate the night—he made history.

But the biggest flex? He won all these awards with Not Like Us, a song that started as a diss track against Drake and ended up becoming the biggest rap anthem of the year. And as Kendrick stood on stage, accepting Grammy after Grammy, one thing was clear—if anyone was still wondering who won the feud, they don’t need to wonder anymore.

Oh, and just in case that wasn’t enough, he’s now set to perform it at the Super Bowl halftime show.

The Feud That Took Over Hip-Hop

For those who somehow missed it, Not Like Us wasn’t just any rap song. It was the song that turned the long-simmering Kendrick vs. Drake tension into a full-blown war.

Their rivalry goes back years, but things escalated in 2024 when Drake and J. Cole dropped "First Person Shooter", where Drake subtly claimed he was in the same GOAT tier as Kendrick and J. Cole. Fans debated, but Kendrick made his stance clear—he wasn’t having it.

Then came the diss tracks. Kendrick, Drake, and even some other rappers entered the ring, but none hit harder than Not Like Us.

Produced by Mustard, the song wasn’t just a diss—it was a West Coast celebration, a club anthem, and a devastating takedown all in one. Kendrick went straight for the jugular, calling Drake out for alleged ghostwriting, industry tactics, and even questioning his authenticity.

The song was so infectious and hard-hitting that it became bigger than just a diss—it became a cultural moment. People who didn’t even follow rap closely knew the beat, the hooks, and the viral dance that came with it.

And now? It’s a five-time Grammy-winning song.

Kendrick’s Ultimate Troll Move: The Canadian Tuxedo

As if winning five Grammys for a diss track wasn’t enough, Kendrick accepted his awards wearing a full Canadian tuxedo—denim on denim, from head to toe.

For those who don’t know, the Canadian tuxedo is a signature fashion staple associated with Canada, making it an unmistakable jab at Drake, Toronto’s biggest star.

The internet immediately caught on:

😂 "Kendrick really wore a Canadian tuxedo while accepting a Grammy for a Drake diss. This man is built different."
🔥 "He didn’t just win. He styled on Drake in the process."
👀 "Drake might need to deactivate for a while."

Kendrick didn’t need to say a word. The outfit alone was one of the coldest victory laps in rap history.

Drake’s Silence Speaks Volumes

Drake, who has always been quick with a response in rap beefs, had nothing to say after Kendrick’s Grammy wins.

No Instagram stories.
No cryptic tweets.
No playful jabs.

For someone who built part of his career on witty comebacks and slick wordplay, this was a moment of rare silence. And fans noticed:

🔥 "Drake usually got something to say… but tonight? Radio silence."
😂 "Not Like Us just won a Grammy. This beef is officially over."
👀 "Drake gotta be hurting right now."

At this point, the debate over who won the feud seems settled. When a diss track wins five Grammys, it’s no longer just a diss—it’s a trophy case.

The Super Bowl Moment

And Kendrick isn’t stopping there.

If winning five Grammys wasn’t enough, he’s now set to perform at the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show.

Fans are already speculating:

Will he perform Not Like Us live on the biggest stage in the world?
Will he bring out Mustard or other West Coast legends?
Will Drake even show up to the game?

One thing’s for sure: if Not Like Us plays at the Super Bowl, it’ll be the ultimate mic drop moment in this battle.

What’s Next?

Now that Kendrick has cemented his victory at the Grammys, the question is—what’s next for Drake? Will he let this slide? Will he finally respond? Or will he move on, knowing that Kendrick just made history at his expense?

One thing’s for sure—this is Kendrick Lamar’s moment, and the world is watching.