"Your girl is why you hate Drake" — Internet reacts to Jack Dorsey seemingly dissing Drizzy after Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl news

On September 8, Jack Dorsey seemingly dissed Drake after the announcement that Kendrick Lamar would be performing at the Super Bowl Halftime Show 2025. The long-standing feud between Lamar and Drizzy escalated in 2024, when both rappers released diss tracks like Euphoria, Family Matters, Not Like Us, and Meet the Grahams targeting each other.

Referring to a line from Drizzy's First Person Shooter, Dorsey tweeted:

“big as the superbowl”

Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter (now X) and Block, has supported Kendrick in the Drake-Kendrick brawl since the beginning. He has promoted Kendrick's diss tracks like 6:16 in LA and Meet the Grahams and has retweeted posts poking fun at Drizzy in the past.

Fans have taken to X, voicing their opinion on the move by Jack Dorsey. While Kendrick Lamar fans have lauded the cheeky dig, Drizzy fans have slammed the 47-year-old on X. One fan on X commented:

"Your girl is why you hate Drake."

Some of the popular reactions are as follows:

"I hope you watch any and all footage and have all the stills of your ex with Drake," another chimed in.

"Yeah Drake stay taking L’s, this aged like milk," one netizen wrote.

One fan alleged that Dorsey was siding with Lamar because of an old grudge against Drizzy.

"Drake stole his girl/There is nothing else to back this h3te/ He is always tweeting against drake/ [Drizzy's] still better," a fan said.

"How the tables have completely turned," another X user announced.

Many Kendrick Lamar fans saw the funny side of things and sided with the ex-Twitter boss, writing:

"Kendrick Lamar is the greatest rapper alive"

"you’re so messy jack [laughing emojis]," another tweeted.

"Tell em Jack! They not like us," one fan on X quipped.

The 2025 Super Bowl halftime show would mark Kendrick Lamar's second performance at the Super Bowl. In 2022, he was a part of Dr. Dre's 2022 all-star tag team, including Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Eminem, and 50 Cent. Last year, Usher headlined the Halftime Show, with appearances from Alicia Keys, Ludacris, and H.E.R. The Super Bowl 2025 is scheduled to take place on February 9.

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Exploring feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar

Glastonbury Festival 2022 - Day Five (Photo by Joseph Okpako/WireImage)

The longstanding feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar started when Lamar dissed Drizzy and several other juggernauts on the song Control by Big Sean. Despite clarifying that it was intended as part of a 'friendly competition,' it started a series of back-and-forths between the two in the subsequent years, peaking in 2024.

In 2023, Drizzy and J. Cole released First Person Shooter and referred to themselves and Kendrick as part of the 'big three.' In response, Kendrick Lamar released Like That in 2024, taking digs at Drizzy and J. Cole.

The feud peaked when Drizzy released tracks like Push Ups and Taylor Made Freestyle. Kendrick Lamar reciprocated with Euphoria and 6:16 in LA on April 30 and May 3, respectively.

Drizzy Performs An The SSE Hydro In Glasgow (Photo by Ross Gilmore/Getty Images)

On May 3, Drizzy also released Family Matters, accusing Kendrick Lamar of domestic violence. Drizzy also alleged that one of Lamar's children was fathered by Dave Free.

Kendrick hit back in less than an hour with Meet the Grahams. In the track, Kendrick accused Drizzy of being a s*xual predator and having a secret child. The very next day, Lamar dropped Not Like Us, accusing Drizzy of paedophilia.

Drizzy's response came on May 5 in The Heart Part 6. In the track, Drizzy denied the accusations, claiming that his team fed Lamar wrong information about the alleged secret child. Although the feud calmed down after The Heart Part 6, fans expect the brawl to relapse at any time in the future.