Joey Bada$$ has made it clear that he can’t sit back and let Kendrick Lamar get away with claiming the title “King of New York.” Teaming up with Knxwledge for the production, Joey adopts his gritty “95 Til’ Infinity” flow and goes straight for Kendrick’s head:
“My set told me to light you up so this that propane/It’s Nathan all I gotta do is spit this flame/No escaping, you in a room full of champagne/You set yourself up for that one mane/The king of New York?/Ha! we ain’t just gonna let that one hang/Last nigga got dethroned and you ain’t from my zone/The rest of the real niggas is dead and gone.”
It’s a short track, and hopefully the last Kendrick response from now til infinity, but it’s definitely one of the stronger approaches. Listen below.
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