Who would have thought that one of hip-hop’s most intense feuds could turn into a massive win? Kendrick Lamar emerged as the biggest rap winner at the 67th Grammy Awards.
Also, he secures five trophies, including two in the highly coveted “Big Four” categories.
It was a night of triumph for the Compton-born rap icon.
How Many Grammy Wins?
With 57 career nominations and now 22 Grammy wins, Kendrick Lamar continues to etch his name among the greatest rappers of all time.
His dominance at this year’s awards follows an explosive 2024, where he reignited his long-standing rap battle with Drake.
‘Not Like Us’
The feud captured global attention, saw Kendrick Lamar dropping the now Grammy-winning diss track “Not Like Us”.
The song not only became a viral sensation but also cemented his victory in the rivalry, according to critics.
Kendrick Lamar received seven nominations across five different categories and walked away victorious in each of them, all thanks to “Not Like Us”.
Also, the track outshined even his own other nominated song, “Like That” (featuring Future and Metro Boomin), which ultimately did not secure any awards.
Song Of The Year
The hit track “Not Like Us” sweeping five major categories. The song earned him the prestigious Record of the Year and Song of the Year awards.
Additionally, “Not Like Us” took home Best Music Video, showcasing its cultural relevance and visual storytelling.
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The track also reigned supreme in the rap categories, winning Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance.
Kendrick Lamar – Background
Kendrick Lamar is a critically acclaimed, Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper who has pushed the boundaries of hip-hop.
With a career defined by chart-topping albums such as Good Kid, M.A.A.D City, To Pimp a Butterfly, and DAMN., alongside hit tracks like Alright, King Kunta, and Humble, Lamar has firmly established himself as a global superstar.
Over the years, he has earned an impressive 57 grammy nominations, securing 17 wins.
This makes him one of the most decorated rappers in Grammy history.
He is renowned for his lyrical dexterity, powerful storytelling, and masterful fusion of jazz and funk influences.
Kendrick Lamar has garnered widespread critical acclaim and a devoted fan base, solidifying his status as a true hip-hop icon.
