Azealia Banks has pegged down both Kendrick Lamar and JAY-Z while uplifting Drake in her latest lengthy Twitter rant. The controversial New York-bred

I think Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar should both send Colin Kaepernick a Bundt cake and a six-pack of beer,” insisted the rapper.

Well, guys, everything has consequences and repercussions, but I think we’re ready for it. JAY-Z receives a lot of hatred simply because he’s JAY-Z. But

Bill Maher has interesting guest fellows -- case in point, Kid Rock, who called out Jay-Z and the NFL for a Halftime show for being pretty much exclusionary -- of

Rock called the performance 'the epitome of the DEI blowing up' in a shocking string of comments on 'Real Time With Bill Maher.'

Although Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance left many viewers stunned, it still wasn’t quite as stunning as Kid Rock’s mental gymnastics of a reaction. On Friday’s episode of Real Time with Bill Maher,

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The conservative singer praised Lamar's rapping before arguing that the show was "the epitome of DEI blowing up."

"Send Colin Kaepernick a bundt cake and a six-pack of beer and a thank-you note," he added, crediting the former NFL player's famous kneeling moment for getting the rapper the gig.

I got to respect it." "What happened there? I think Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar should both send Colin Kaepernick a Bundt cake and a six-pack of beer and a ‘thank you’ note with a bunch of ...

He teased “Not Like Us” twice before finally performing the first verse of the track that concludes with the popular “A minorrrr!” line — a lyric heard and sung throughout the announced New Orleans crowd of 65,719 at Caesars Superdome. As expected, Lamar changed some of the lyrics for television, but the message was clear.