KENDRICK Lamar fans noticed a hilarious mistake in rapper Drake’s diss track as he mashed up Haley Joel Osment and Joel Osteen.
On Tuesday, good boy, hometown artist mAAd responded to Drake’s Push Ups with the six-minute track, Euphoria.
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In one line, Kendrick, 36, said: “Am I fighting a ghost or AI? The guy feels like Joel Hill Osteen. Funny he’s in a movie called AI.”
He continued: “And my sixth sense telling me to get out of it.”
Actor Haley Joel Osment, 36, starred in The Sixth Sense, directed by Bruce Willis, and AI Artificial Intelligence, directed by Stephen Spielberg.
Fans responded to the rap bar on
“I bet Haley Joel Osment never thought she’d see a day where she got a wild message on a wild Kendrick Diss track,” tweeted another.
Several rap fans mentioned that Kendrick confused Haley Joel Osment with televangelist Joel Osteen, 61.
One person wrote: “Amazing underhanded work by Kendrick, but unfortunately he confused Haley Joel Osment with Joel Osteen, so now he needs to comment on the feud.”
“Kendrick confusing Haley Joel Osment with Joel Osteen is so funny,” added another.
They continued, “He didn’t even Google shit, he just walked into the booth mad as hell lmaooo.”
A third wrote: “Kendrick has a body. But a note: Joel Osteen and Haley Joel Osment are actually two different people. @Kendrick Lamar.”
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When Kendrick wasn’t confusing preachers with actors, the rapper made direct comments about Drake, 37, as a father in the six-minute-long diss.
Aubrey Graham, known professionally as Drake, shares son Adonissix, with French artist Sophie Brussaux.
“I have a son to raise, but I can see you don’t know anything about this,” Kendrick spat on the track.
The Grammy-winning artist shares his daughter Uzi and son Enoch with his fiancée Whitney Alford.
Fans reacted to Kendrick’s X lyrics, with one writing, “Kendrick clarified with this response.”
“Drake called him short and got a deadbeat dad in return!” a second wrote.
“Big, big miss. I thought Kendrick was going to kill Drake,” added another, however.
“These bars are weak, especially because it’s not true. It’s been enough years that we can see Drake with his son,” another person wrote.
HISTORY
The rap heavyweights haven’t always been enemies, and in the past, Drake and Kendrick have even collaborated on their songs Poetic Justice and F**kin Problems.
The Swimming Pools rapper’s release comes after Drake released his diss track, Push Ups, amid the ongoing feud.
Push Ups was a response to Kendrick’s verse on Metro Boomin and Future’s track, Like That, in which Kendrick referenced Drake’s single First Person Shooter, saying, “Yeah, get up with me, f**k sneaky diss.. .
“…First person shooter, I hope they come with three switches.”
“Do you think I won’t reveal the location? I still have PTSD… Motherfucker, the big three… bro, it’s just me big,” she added.
Kendrick also appeared to mention Drake’s album For All the Dogs.
“For all his dogs getting buried, that’s a K with all these nines, he’s going to see the Pet Sematary,” he sang.
In his response to Push Ups, Drake mocked K-Dot for appearing on pop songs, the rapper’s stature, as well as Kendrick’s place in the industry.
“Maroon 5 needs a verse, you better make it witty,” he sang on the track, along with: “How the fuck you stepping big with a size 7 man?”
“Pipsqueak, calm down / You’re not in the big three, SZA eliminated you / Travis eliminated you, Savage eliminated you / Like your label, boy, you’re Interscope now,” he continued.
DRAKE AND RICK ROSS
Drake also took aim at Rick Ross, 48, with Push Ups, which he rebutted with his diss track Champagne Moments as the artists continued to battle it out on social media.
Earlier this month, Rick responded to Drake on Instagram after he shared a screenshot of text messages with his mother regarding recent rumors.
Drake’s mother asked about him getting a nose job; a rumor started by rapper Money in the Grave in the lyrics of Champagne Moments.
Shortly after Drake uploaded the conversation on Instagram, Rick shared a video of himself filming his outdoor pool.
Drake’s Instagram handle was tagged, along with a nose emoji and text that read “BBL Drizzy.”
“When I woke up from a nap, I realized that BBL Drizzy called me for my mother. He shared text messages with each other,” Rick said from behind the camera.
“Cupcake Drake, tell your mother you stayed out past curfew, white boy,” he added.
Rock also referred to the rapper as “Big Nose” before continuing, “Tell your mother, white boy, you stayed at the bar late and you can’t call her when you get into this shit.”
After Rick’s backyard video, he shared a comparison to two different photos of the God’s Plan rapper.
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