Seth Meyers Delivers Brutal Message To Drake After Kendrick Lamar's Grammy Wins
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The late-night host linked Lamar’s rap feud with Drake to an unexpected political clash — before delivering his own punchline.
After Kendrick Lamar won big at this year’s Grammys for his diss track “Not Like Us,” Seth Meyers took a jab at Drake amid the rappers’ viral beef.
During Monday night’s episode of “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” the comedian referenced Lamar and Drake’s quarrel while talking about another major public rift — President Donald Trump’s brewing trade wars with Canada, Mexico and China.
Meyers kicked off his “A Closer Look” segment by showing a clip of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s response to Trump’s now briefly paused tariffs on Canada and Mexico during a Feb. 1 press conference.
Trudeau implied that the Republican president was acting without Americans’ support for targeting a neighbor and longtime ally.
“I don’t think there’s a lot of Americans who wake up in the morning saying, ‘Ugh, damn Canada,’” Trudeau said.
Monáe didn’t hold back when she called out Nelly's decision to perform for Trump, delivering a fiery critique that highlighted deeper cultural divides.
The former co-host on "The View" didn’t hold back after the couple's provocative Grammys appearance.
After performing "Beautiful Things" at Sunday's ceremony, the pop singer was seen adjusting the front of his jumpsuit before exiting the stage.
“Never get into a rap battle with Kendrick Lamar,” John Lennon's son said while accepting the Best Rock Performance award for “Now and Then.”
Rumors swirled online that the couple were escorted off the show’s red carpet after Censori appeared fully nude under a see-through dress.
The "American Idol" alum discusses embracing his sexuality while leaving the Mormon church in an upcoming memoir, "Devout."
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“Such icon behavior,” one fan wrote of the “Espresso” singer.
The rapper made a "DIABOLICAL" outfit choice as he made history with his diss record at the award show.
The musician's acceptance speech about "destructive forces" did not mention the president by name.
The Motown legend was not the only one who seemed surprised by the result.
The singer headlined a tribute to the late Quincy Jones that left the internet with mixed reactions.
The singer said she wasn't "expecting" the win.