Kendrick Lamar's new track "Euphoria" is sending the internet abuzz, and now digital streaming platforms are joining in on the frenzy.
Shortly after the pgLang co-founder dropped the Drake diss on YouTube, "Euphoria" made its way to DSPs like Apple Music and Spotify.
As Rap Radar head Elliott Wilson and Audiomack co-founder Brian Zisook both pointed out on X, pgLang had no involvement in the song's release, as "Euphoria" was dropped as part of a direct licensing agreement between Lamar and Interscope.
For now, Lamar and Drake are 2-for-2 in diss tracks, although Drizzy's latest single, "Taylor Made (Freestyle)" caught a cease-and-desist order from the estate of 2Pac for using AI to replicate the late rapper's vocals.
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