The consensus is that Drake took an L in his beef with Kendrick Lamar.
Even with many folks acknowledging Drizzy had the best diss track in the back-and-forth.
But 50 Cent doesn't think Drake really lost the battle.
He explained why during a chat with the Hollywood Reporter.
“Look, our culture loves to see you go up because it’s confirmation that they can go up. But when you stay up — ‘I want this s–t forever, man’ — they go, ‘Well, goddamn. When you going to come down? If you don’t come down, I ain’t going to have my chance to go up.’ And then it’s these clouds that come over you, and that cloud is doubt, a shadow of doubt that doesn’t come from material or your work ethic,' Fif explained. :It’s doubt from the artist community, where they say, ‘I don’t know, his new s–t is cool, but it’s not his first s–t.’ They do that to you and Drake’s just experiencing what you experience as a backlash from success, from the consistency he’s delivered over and over. I don’t see a loss for Drake. The people who bought Drake material are going to buy Drake material when his next song comes out.”
Does that sound right?