Kendrick Lamar’s “GNX” album sparks major controversy despite huge streaming numbers. 

Kendrick Lamar’s highly anticipated album GNX has made a massive impact in the music industry, hitting a remarkable 120 million streams within just 31 hours of its release on November 22. For many, this shows Lamar’s continued dominance in the industry, with his new album drawing widespread attention. However, as expected, being one of the greatest comes with immense pressure, and the GNX album has sparked intense debate among fans and artists alike.

Comparisons to Drake Spark Tension Amid Lamar’s Success

While the impressive numbers are undoubtedly a win for Lamar, comparisons to Drake’s commercial performance have quickly become a focal point. These comparisons have led to a heated back-and-forth online, with many questioning whether Kendrick Lamar’s album can match the same level of commercial success as Drake’s releases. Some fans argue that the ongoing debate between the two rappers has grown tiresome, yet it continues to fuel heated discussions, especially in light of the latest release.

Snoopy Badazz Slams “GNX” and Defends Drake

The criticism didn’t stop with online chatter. Snoopy Badazz, a Compton rapper, openly slammed Kendrick Lamar’s GNX album, calling it “trash.” In a bold move, Snoopy also defended Drake, claiming that the 6ix God is still untouchable in Los Angeles and has nothing to fear. This sparked even more division within the Compton rap scene, where fans of both Kendrick and Drake continue to clash. With such strong reactions, it’s clear that Kendrick’s new album is stirring up a lot of emotion—both positive and negative. 

GNX Sparks Mixed Reactions but Remains Popular

Despite the negative reviews, many fans are loving GNX and will continue to stream it, especially with upcoming events like the Super Bowl halftime show raising anticipation for Kendrick’s next moves. As the debate over his numbers and commercial success continues, it’s clear that Kendrick Lamar’s legacy is only growing, even amid the ongoing drama and criticisms. Whether GNX becomes a defining album or fades into the background remains to be seen, but one thing’s for sure: the numbers debate around Kendrick Lamar’s career is far from over.