THE GAME IS COMPETITION.
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Kendrick Lamar made his name on mixtapes and impressive guest features before dropping "good kid, mAAD city," one of the most acclaimed rap albums in history, last year. He hasn't let up since, dusting Jay Z on a searing remix of Kendrick's own "Bitch Don't Kill My VIbe," one-upping A$AP Rocky and Drake on "F--king Problems" and otherwise impressing on all accounts.
