While Kendrick Lamar recently achieved a major mainstream accomplishment in the form of his Super Bowl LIX halftime show, Drake could end up performing a halftime show of his own that would likely trounce K-Dot’s record-breaking viewership numbers.

Drake’s legal team argued that any further delays to litigation will have a detrimental effect on his reputation.

The Toronto rapper claimed that Universal Music Group made payments to iHeartMedia for airtime of Lamar's Grammy-winning diss track.

Infantino announced that the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be hosted by the U.S., Canada and Mexico, would feature a halftime musical show inspired by the Super Bowl. The idea, suggested by Good Day New York host Rosanna Scotto,

With the sports organization set to introduce its inaugural halftime show in 2026, fans have recommended several entertainers. Atop the list is Drake for a myriad of reasons. Yesterday (March 6), FIFA President Gianni Infantino jokingly entertained adding Drake’s name to the shortlist of featured acts during an appearance on Good Day New York.

For hip-hop fans experiencing their first rap beef between two undeniable titans, they might not know how these things end. In reality, win or lose, they usually don’t. At best, it becomes a constant battle of one-upmanship.

Kendrick Lamar put his feud with Drake on full display at Super Bowl LIX. Per FIFA's president, a potential counterpunch could arrive at the World Cup final.