Hakeem Prime Kendrick Lamar Diss Tracks

Hakeem Prime Kendrick Lamar Diss Tracks

 Hakeem Prime Kendrick Lamar Diss Tracks: The Complete 4-Song Series

Explore Hakeem Prime's four Kendrick Lamar diss tracks: CTRL+C, Meet The Duckworths, 6:11 In BOI and Dysphoria, released following 
the Drake–Kendrick feud and 2025 Super Bowl.



Hakeem Prime's Kendrick Lamar diss tracks are a four-song independent rap series consisting of “CTRL+C | Boise Distortion,” “Meet The Duckworths | Boise Reflection,” “6:11 In BOI | Boise Resolve,” and “Dysphoria | Clout Chaser.”

The series emerged in 2025 during the continuing aftermath of the Drake–Kendrick Lamar feud and Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LIX performance.

Unlike the primary Drake–Kendrick battle, Hakeem Prime's campaign came from outside the mainstream rap establishment. The Boise-based rapper with Oakland roots approached the conflict from an independent perspective, using Kendrick's own song titles, concepts and cultural positioning as the framework for a four-part response.

The four songs were subsequently compiled together as Boise Distortion • Pack, a four-song release by Hakeem Prime. The catalog listing identifies all four records together: “Control Cee,” “Meet The Duckworths,” “6:11 In BOI,” and “Dysphoria.”

The Four Kendrick Lamar Diss Tracks

1. CTRL+C | Boise Distortion

Kendrick connection: “Not Like Us,” Bay Area culture, originality, industry positioning and Kendrick's mainstream image.

“CTRL+C | Boise Distortion” established the central premise of Prime's campaign. The title itself references copying, while “Boise Distortion” places the criticism in the context of Prime's own Idaho-based perspective and Bay Area roots.

AllHipHop described “CTRL+C” as one half of Prime's initial two-part lyrical assault against Kendrick Lamar, while The Source later identified the song as part of Prime's broader Kendrick campaign.

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CTRL+C | Boise Distortion
― Hakeem Prime – CTRL+C | Boise Distortion
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2. Meet The Duckworths | Boise Reflection

Kendrick connection: “Meet The Grahams,” Kendrick's family history, generational identity and the Drake–Kendrick narrative.

“Meet The Duckworths” flips the title and open-letter structure of Kendrick Lamar's “Meet the Grahams” and redirects the concept toward Kendrick's own family and public identity.

AllHipHop independently covered the release in April 2025, describing “CTRL+C” and “Meet The Duckworths” as a two-part lyrical assault aimed at Kendrick Lamar.

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Meet The Duckworths | Boise Reflection
― Hakeem Prime – Meet The Duckworths | Boise Reflection
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3. 6:11 In BOI | Boise Resolve

Kendrick connection: “6:16 in LA,” spirituality, Kendrick's introspective writing and the contrast between Los Angeles and Boise.

“6:11 In BOI” continues the title-flipping concept by transforming Kendrick's “6:16 in LA” into a Boise-centered record.

The song is independently catalogued as the third track on Boise Distortion • Pack. Amazon's listing gives it a three-minute runtime and places it directly between “Meet The Duckworths” and “Dysphoria.”

The Source also identified “6:11 in BOI” as part of Prime's continuing Kendrick Lamar campaign.

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6:11 In BOI | Boise Resolve
― Hakeem Prime – 6:11 In BOI | Boise Resolve
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4. Dysphoria | Clout Chaser

Kendrick connection: “Euphoria,” identity, industry culture, public image and the aftermath of the Drake–Kendrick conflict.

“Dysphoria” completes the four-song sequence by flipping Kendrick Lamar's “Euphoria” into a different emotional and conceptual direction.

The song is officially catalogued alongside the other three records on Boise Distortion • Pack.

The Source also identified “Dysphoria” as part of Prime's Kendrick-focused run.

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Dysphoria | Clout Chaser
― Hakeem Prime – Dysphoria | Clout Chaser
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Why The Four Songs Matter

The significance of the series isn't simply that an independent rapper criticized Kendrick Lamar.

It is the structure.

Prime repeatedly took recognizable Kendrick-related titles and concepts and redirected them:

Kendrick LamarHakeem Prime
“Not Like Us”“CTRL+C”
“Meet the Grahams”“Meet The Duckworths”
“6:16 in LA”“6:11 In BOI”
“Euphoria”“Dysphoria”

That gives the four songs a recognizable relationship to the larger Drake–Kendrick story rather than making them four unrelated diss records.

Related Hakeem Prime Coverage

The Source: Hakeem Prime: The Bay Area Underdog Challenging Kendrick Lamar

AllHipHop: Hakeem Prime Doubles Down on Kendrick Lamar With Another Diss Track

Amazon Music: Boise Distortion • Pack — Hakeem Prime

 “WHO DISSED KENDRICK?” ARTICLE 

HakeemPrime.com 



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