Kendrick Lamar issues apology to fellow rapper: Find out who!

In a recent interview with Charlamagne Tha God, Sean delved into the history of their complex relationship, which took a turn after Nipsey Hussle's death and the leak of an alternate version of Kendrick's track "Element."

In the leaked track, Kendrick appeared to diss Sean, saying,

However, this line was cut from the final version of Kendrick's album "DAMN." After the incident, Sean sought clarity from Top Dawg Entertainment's executives, Top Dawg and Terrence 'Punch' Henderson, before ultimately speaking directly with Kendrick.

During the interview, Sean revealed a text exchange with Kendrick where they cleared the air.

Kendrick apologized for the harsh words, acknowledging that he had crossed a line. The two artists concluded there was no real beef, and the misunderstandings were resolved.

For years, fans speculated that the two rappers were throwing subliminal shots at each other, fueling the notion of a rivalry. However, both Sean and Kendrick have since reflected on the situation and come to terms with it, confirming there is no animosity.

Big Sean is currently gearing up for the release of his sixth studio album, "Better Me Than You," which he explained is dedicated to his son, Noah, and his future journey into manhood.

Alongside the interview, Sean released the music video for his new single, "On Up," which samples Jodeci and features appearances by Jhené Aiko, his parents, and close friends.

The video, like the song, celebrates fatherhood and family, showing a more personal side of the rapper.

Source TMZ: Big Sean Says Kendrick Lamar Apologized Over Leaked 'Element Verse', Beef Cleared Up