While Kendrick Lamar recently achieved a major mainstream accomplishment in the form of his Super Bowl LIX halftime show, Drake could end up performing a halftime show of his own that would likely trounce K-Dot’s record-breaking viewership numbers.

Kendrick Lamar put his feud with Drake on full display at Super Bowl LIX. Per FIFA's president, a potential counterpunch could arrive at the World Cup final.

The Kendrick Lamar - Drake beef has hit the Super Bowl. Lamar performed a segment of his diss track "Not Like Us" during his halftime show performance at Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. After several intentional false starts teasing that the song was about to begin, Lamar finally launched into the track, which has become his biggest hit to date.

Drake has seemingly been minding his business and not been paying too much attention to Kendrick Lamar’s moves. However, his legal team appears to be speaking for him. They recently mentioned Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance in response to a claim made by Universal Music Group (UMG).

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is now playing with the notion of inviting Drake to the 2026 World Cup halftime performance - because apparently, soccer and Certified Lover Boy are best friends.

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino has spoken on the possibility of Canadian superstar Drake headlining the first-ever Halftime Show at the 2026 World Cup Final. DAILY POST reports that the world football governing body recently announced that it is working with Coldplay’s lead vocalist,

FIFA president Gianni Infantino shares excitement for Club World Cup this summer, and the World Cup next year during TV appearance Thursday.

With that in mind, Drake is gearing up for the inaugural FIFA World Cup halftime show. The great 2024 rap civil war had its share of winners, but one man undoubtedly left the battleground with a huge L — Drake.

Kendrick Lamar's halftime performance had a lot of hype to live up to, thanks in no small part to his many recent Grammy wins and feud with fellow rap superstar Drake. It's been a wild year for K-Dot,

FIFA President Gianni Infantino appeared on "Fox & Friends" to talk about the 2025 Club World Cup and the 2026 World Cup, both of which will take place in the U.S.