Kendrick Lamar dropped a new track, 'Euphoria,' which includes "incredible diss work" and is now trending on X.

Lamar mentioned Osteen's name while referencing Osment's films 'A.I. Artificial Intelligence' and 'The Sixth Sense' in his latest single, "Euphoria"

Lamar references Osment's films 'The Sixth Sense' and 'A.I. Artificial Intelligence' on his Drake diss track. View Entire Post ›

Upon catching wind of the line, listeners were divided on Lamar’s intent behind those particular lines. Some felt the Compton native combined Osteen and Osment’s names as a witty way to convey his willingness to lyrically take out Drake despite his alleged usage of ghostwriters, as ghosts were the crux of The Sixth Sense ‘s plot.

Kendrick Lamar seemed to get Sixth Sense actor Haley Joel Osment confused with megachurch pastor Joel Osteen on his latest Drake diss track, "Euphoria."

Euphoria, a track in which Lamar dismantles Drake’s street credibility. But why use misogyny and homophobia to do it?

Kendrick Lamar has released a diss track attacking fellow rap star Drake, escalating their long-running feud. Called Euphoria, the song is a response to weeks of taunting by Drake, who has taken pot-shots at Lamar on a series of viral diss tracks.

Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s ongoing feud reached a new peak this week after Lamar dropped “Euphoria,” a more than six-minute long diss track in which he takes repeated shots at Drake, who seemingly responded to his longtime rival early Wednesday morning in a post on his Instagram story.