Drake SLAMS Serena Williams for Betraying Him for Kendrick Lamar

Drake just learned the hard way that Kendrick Lamar is not the person you want to have beef with. Kendrick might just be the pettiest rapper in the game. As if winning five Grammys for his Drake diss song Not Like Us wasn’t embarrassing enough for Drake, Kendrick also performed the track at the Super Bowl. But the biggest shocker? He brought Serena Williams on stage to do the dance while he took shots at Drake.

It was a moment that had everyone talking, and unsurprisingly, Drake was not here for it. He reacted in a big way, reigniting their feud and making it clear that the beef was far from over. But does this mean Drake is heading back to the studio to drop another diss track? And how did Kendrick manage to get Serena to join in? Let’s break it all down.

Serena Williams vs. Drake – A Longtime Feud

First off, it probably wasn’t hard for Kendrick to convince Serena to join in on the Super Bowl stunt—because she hates Drake. In fact, she may have even asked Kendrick to let her be part of it. This isn’t the first time Serena has publicly taken shots at Drake either. Remember her infamous walk while presenting at the ESPYs last year? It was a subtle but clear jab at her ex.

Drake has a history of reacting poorly when women reject him. He’s done it with Rihanna, throwing shade at her and A$AP Rocky for years, despite Rihanna paying him no attention. He also fixated on Halle Berry, publicly commenting on her for years even though she never reciprocated his feelings. Things got extra weird when he used a picture of Halle Berry getting slimed at the Kids’ Choice Awards as the cover art for Slime You Out—after she explicitly told him not to use it.

Drake and Serena – A Messy History

Drake and Serena were rumored to be dating back in 2010, but Serena never officially confirmed anything. Drake, on the other hand, acted like a lovesick puppy. Fast forward to today, and Serena is happily married to Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, with two beautiful children.

But instead of moving on like an adult, Drake took jabs at Alexis, calling him Serena’s “groupie” in Middle of the Ocean from his album Her Loss. Alexis, however, clapped back in the classiest way possible, posting a photo with his daughter at Serena’s tennis match, saying: “The reason I stay winning is because I’m relentless about being the absolute best at whatever I do—including being the best groupie for my wife and daughter.”

The drama continued when Drake tried to downplay his history with Serena by releasing a video of him discussing her with his mom, Sandra. But fans quickly realized that this move was a response to Serena’s ESPYs walk to Not Like Us. He tried to mask it by dropping tons of content, but fans saw through the attempt.

Serena’s Super Bowl Move – The Ultimate Clapback

Serena getting on stage at the Super Bowl wasn’t just a performance—it was personal. The most shocking part? She wasn’t even paid for it. Super Bowl performers don’t get paid, meaning she did it purely out of spite for Drake. And it worked.

Drake was livid. During his Melbourne concert after the Super Bowl, he changed the lyrics to Knife Talk, saying: “Beef is live. Spoiler alert: I never die.” It was a clear message—he wasn’t letting this go.

Fans couldn’t get enough of the drama. One commented: “Kendrick bringing out Serena Williams to walk after Drake stalked that woman publicly for years and obsessively threw shots at her for turning him down is so wild. That man is the definition of chaotic good.” Another wrote: “Serena Williams walking on Drake’s tomb was the best thing I’ve ever seen.”

So, did Kendrick go too far by involving Serena? Or was this the perfect revenge move? Drop your thoughts in the comments and stay tuned for more updates on this wild feud.