Drake and Kendrick Lamar Diss Tracks Generated a Combined $15.3 Million USD in Revenues

Billboard has recently released a revenue reports surrounding how much Drake and Kendrick Lamar‘s diss tracks garnered in revenue in 2024. There is no doubt that the two have took over hip-hop this past year. Kendrick scored two No. 1 singles with disses at Drake and the Canadian rapper had a response of his own.

In a recent report, the publication released the revenue from each diss track on the Hot 100. Drake and Kendrick’s songs raked in a total of $15.3 million USD. However, breaking it down Billboard found that “Taylor Made Freestyle,” “616 In LA” and “The Heart Part 6” had no part in the $15.3 million USD combined revenue. The muti-million dollar number came from the three most financially successful disses, with Kendrick taking the top two spots with “Not Like Us” which generated $7.6 million USD alone and “Like That” pulling in $4.6 million USD. Drake’s “Family Matters” rounds out the three with $981,300 USD. Following these songs, “Push Ups” comes in with $969,400 USD, “Meet The Grahams” at $795,100 USD and “Euphoria” at $441,300 USD. Being that Kendrick released more diss tracks, it makes sense that he garners more revenue.

Take a look at the breakdown below.

Billboard has reported the revenue Kendrick Lamar and Drake did throughout their beef

Between both of them: $15.3 million in total

◽️Not Like Us: $7.6 Million
◽️Like That: $4.6 Million
◽️Family Matters: $981,300
◽️Push Up: $969,400
◽️Meet The Grahams: $795,100
◽️Euphoria:… pic.twitter.com/XPpgCrFumJ

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