Kendrick Lamar concluded his feud with Drake during the Super Bowl halftime show, delivering both subtle and overt jabs. He performed his diss track "Not Like Us," omitting the controversial "pedophile" lyric but retaining other suggestive lines. Additionally, Lamar wore a diamond-encrusted "A" necklace, referencing a line from the same track. These actions marked a definitive end to their rivalry.

 Kendrick Lamar concluded his feud with Drake during the Super Bowl halftime show, delivering both subtle and overt jabs. He performed his diss track "Not Like Us," omitting the controversial "pedophile" lyric but retaining other suggestive lines. Additionally, Lamar wore a diamond-encrusted "A" necklace, referencing a line from the same track. These actions marked a definitive end to their rivalry.

A week after sweeping the Grammys with five wins for his Drake diss track "Not Like Us," Kendrick Lamar took center stage at the Super Bowl halftime show for a triumphant performance.

During the 15-minute set, Lamar showcased tracks from his latest album, GNX, along with a selection of his classic hits, all backed by an energetic crew of dancers.

The performance began with an introduction by Samuel L. Jackson, dressed as Uncle Sam, setting the tone for Lamar's bold appearance. As Lamar played the opening notes of "Not Like Us," he paused and quipped, "I’d love to play the fan-favorite, but you know they love to sue." This was a pointed reference to Drake’s recent lawsuit, filed on January 15 against Universal Music Group, alleging defamation and harassment over the song.

Released during a heated exchange of diss tracks between the two rappers last summer, "Not Like Us" solidified Lamar's victory with the highest streams and the most Grammy wins, cementing his dominance in the feud.