Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' Breaks Streaming Record

Kendrick Lamar's diss track 'Not Like Us' has made history by becoming the most streamed diss track ever, surpassing Tupac Shakur's iconic 'Hit 'Em Up' with over 647 million streams. The song, which features sharp critiques aimed at Drake, has significantly impacted the rapper's career, earning accolades including a likely Grammy nomination for 'Song of the Year' and topping the Billboard Hot 100. Released in May, 'Not Like Us' racked up 1.4 million views on YouTube within an hour and has been heralded as a cultural touchstone in the ongoing feud between Lamar and Drake. The track's success has led to live performances and remakes by various artists, further solidifying its influence in hip hop. Industry insiders believe Lamar's achievement reflects a new era of rivalry in music, contrasting with the East Coast-West Coast tensions of the past. As the track continues to dominate streaming platforms, it highlights Kendrick Lamar's evolution as a leading voice in modern hip-hop.