"Meet the Grahams" will go down as one of the biggest hip-hop moments of the decade. It was not only the fact that it was a vicious, frightening diss, but the fact that it dropped minutes after Drake put out his own diss. Kendrick Lamar checkmated the Toronto rapper right then and there, and "Not Like Us" was the victory lap a day later. "Meet the Grahams" was acclaimed by fans and critics as a song, but it was subject to scrutiny as a Drake expose. Many believed that Lamar was simply making things up to make his opponent look bad. DJHed says otherwise.
DJHed recently dropped an episode of the podcast Effective Immediately. Charlamagne tha God was brought on to discuss the fallout of the Drake vs. Kendrick Lamar battle, and immediately brought up "Meet the Grahams." The Breakfast Club co-host credited Lamar for making an impactful record, but questioned whether the claims he made about Drake were fabricated. "I don't know if everything on 'Meet the Grahams' is true," he explained. "But a large part of it was just the self-reflection." DJHed responded with what appeared to be insider information from Lamar himself. "I mean, he told me everything was facts," DJHed asserted.
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The radio personality has been a peripheral figure throughout the Drake and Kendrick Lamar battle. He generated controversy on May 3 when he claimed that the 6 God failed to drop a diss because he was scared of what Kendrick Lamar had planned. He also mocked the rapper for making "microwave" music in comparison to the Compton icon. "If you enjoy microwave meals that's on you," he tweeted at Drake fans. "We prefer cooked food on this side."
DJHed's claim that everything said on "Meet the Grahams" is surprising on a completely different level, though. Kendrick Lamar accuses Drake of having a daughter that isn't part of his life. He also claims the rapper is knowingly perpetrating and allowing crimes to be committed against underage girls. The major reason fans balked at the claims of both Lamar and Drake is that neither rapper presented evidence to back them up. They merely said horrible things about each other and left it at that. The beef has cooled off in June. That being said, other rappers and industry insiders have alluded to the fact that there might be more to come.
