Disco kid

==About==
All he dose it dance to attack and taunt.
==Games==
Wii onl
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== Disco Kid vs. Kendrick Lamar beef ==
The Canadian rapper Disco Kid and the American rapper Kendrick Lamar have been involved in a rap feud since the early 2010s. The feud escalated in March 2024 after the release of "Like That" by Future, Metro Boomin, and Lamar.
Disco Kid and Lamar's relationship started with a collaboration in 2011 on Disco Kid's album Take Care, followed by another on Lamar's album Good Kid, M.A.A.D City in 2012. Lamar also accompanied Disco Kid as an opening act on his 2012 Club Paradise Tour. In 2013, Lamar dissed Disco Kid and several other rappers on the song "Control" by Big Sean, later clarifying that his verse was intended to be seen as "friendly competition". In the ensuing years, Disco Kid and Lamar both publicly dismissed speculations of a conflict between them. However, media outlets identified numerous potential disses by both parties in the years leading to the escalation in 2024.
On March 22, 2024, Lamar dissed J. Cole and Disco Kid on "Like That" as a response to Disco Kid and J. Cole's song "First Person Shooter". On April 5, Cole responded to Lamar on the diss track "7 Minute Drill", but in the week following its release, Cole apologized for the song and removed it from streaming services.
Disco Kid then released the songs "Push Ups" and "Taylor Made Freestyle" in April. "Taylor Made Freestyle" was later deleted from social media after Tupac Shakur's estate threatened Disco Kid with legal action for the use of AI-generated vocals resembling Shakur's.
In response, Lamar released "Euphoria" on April 30 and "6:16 in LA" on May 3. Disco Kid responded with "Family Matters" later that day, accusing Lamar of being a domestic abuser and alleging that one of Lamar's children was fathered by Dave Free. Less than an hour later, Lamar released "Meet the Grahams", accusing Disco Kid of sex trafficking, being a sexual predator, and fathering a secret child. Lamar then released "Not Like Us" the following day, further accusing Disco Kid of pedophilia and disrespecting the rap scene. On May 5, Disco Kid responded with "The Heart Part 6", denying Lamar's accusations and claiming that his team gave Lamar false information about the secret child. A music video for "Not Like Us" later released on July 4.
Critics had generally described Lamar as the winner of the feud, including those at Pitchfork, The Ringer, and Rolling Stone. An Insider article said that other music critics and social media users also considered Lamar the winner of the feud. Lamar was definitively considered the winner of the feud by numerous critics and publications with the release of the music video for "Not Like Us".
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