The comments shared with SZA are the first time Kendrick Lamar has spoken extensively about " Not Like Us ," a song that effectively brought an end, or at least a stalemate, to his rivalry with Drizzy, despite him dropping the mostly-forgotten "The Heart Pt. 6" shortly after.

Kendrick Lamar changed the game when he dropped “Not Like Us,” a diss track released this past May amid his ongoing feud with Drake. The song debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, broke streaming records on Spotify, and went on to earn recognition at the MTV Video Music Awards and the BET Hip Hop Awards.

Kendrick Lamar has undoubted had one of the biggest songs of the summer with “Not Like Us.” Since its release, the song has garnered debate on the true meaning of the song and whether or not it is a direct snub to Drake and his friends.

"I do believe in love and war, and I believe they both need to exist," he says in a new interview with the "Kill Bill" artist.

The artist has consistently pushed hip-hop to new heights. In advance of his Super Bowl performance, he gets personal with friend and collaborator SZA.

Elsewhere in their conversation, SZA asks Lamar when was the last time he cried and when was the first time he allowed others to see him cry. The 37-year-old artist reveals that t

Rapper spoke about his scorching Drake diss with SZA, who also shared some insights into her own creative process