Drake’s Father Responds Sharply to Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy Sweep Over ‘Not Like Us’

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Drake‘s dad, Dennis Graham, addressed Kendrick Lamar‘s Grammy sweep for his groundbreaking diss record “Not Like Us.”

On Sunday evening, February 2nd, the father was questioned by the TikTok page, @joy.of.everything, seeking to know how he felt towards K.Dot’s diss winning Record of the Year. “I don’t care nothing about that shit,” he replied. “That ain’t got nothing to do with me. All the best to him, man. I don’t do that bullshit.” Drake has yet to respond, as he’s currently gearing up for a highly anticipated tour in Australia.

@joy.of.everything Drake’s Dad, Dennis Graham responds to Kendrick Lamar’s diss track “Not Like Us” which targeted his son, winning Record of The Year at The Grammy’s. Dennis’ response is classic. #kendricklamar #notlikeus #dennisgraham ♬ original sound – Joy Of Everything

It was a rough evening for Drake’s camp, as Kendrick’s “Not Like Us” took home every award it was up for. The track triumphed in categories like Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Rap Song, Best Rap Performance, and Best Music Video. This track made history as the first diss song to win a Grammy, setting the record as the most decorated rap song in Grammy history. Kendrick, meanwhile, becomes only the second rapper to win both Record of the Year and Song of the Year, joining Childish Gambino in this elite group.

Kendrick seemed to take another swipe at Drake during the event, sporting a denim jacket paired with matching jeans—commonly referred to as a Canadian tuxedo. The subtle fashion jab didn’t escape the attention of viewers, with one commenting on social media, “Damn, this shit is comedy. Kendrick’s Trolling is ELITE.” Rapper JPEGMAFIA couldn’t help but laugh, tweeting, “LMFAO Kendrick is funny AF. He accepted his award for the greatest diss song of all time. in a CANADIAN TUXEDO.”

As Kendrick’s victories were revealed, the sting for Drake deepened with Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and others spotted swaying and rapping to “Not Like Us” from the crowd.