"Top 5 white moment": Rapper JPEGMafia throwback on Andrew Schulz- Kendrick Lamar beef

Rapper JPEGMafia took to his social media to bring up comedian Andrew Schulz and singer Kendrick Lamar's beef from the recent past. The beef is reportedly traced to Lamar's track, Wacced Out Murals, which was featured in his album, GNX. Per the Hot New Hip Hop, one line in the lyrics reportedly was a diss at Schulz who had reportedly made remarks on black women. The lyrics read,

“Don't let no white comedian talk about no Black woman, that's law"

After the song was released, Andrew Schulz retorted back on the Flagrant podcast with Akaash Singh in December. Schulz made a sarcastic comment and stated,

“Nobody has respected women more through art than rappers."

However, things became more convoluted, when Schulz reportedly made an assault joke during the conversation. He said,

“I would make love to him and there's nothing he could do about it. Just Kendrick Lamar. I would make love to him and the only thing he could do is decide if it's consensual or not."

Months after, rapper JPEGMafia has resurfaced the discussion around Schulz's comments towards Kendrick Lamar. He took to his X and noted,

"Remember when andrew schulz threatened to r*pe kendrick lamar? Top 5 white moment"

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JPEGMafia's throwback post to Andrew Schulz's comment on Kendrick Lamar

While it is unclear what prompted JPEGMafia to post about Andrew Schulz's comments toward Kendrick Lamar, it stirred the comment section. Fans took to JPEGMafia's post on X's comment section and appeared to have mixed reactions. Many fans appeared to side with Kendrick Lamar and noted that the lyrics of Wacced Out Murals reportedly were ambiguous. One user (@pgKAMN) noted,

"Imagine saying you’re finna r*pe a n**ga because he said your joke was trash and you shouldn’t be talking about those topics."

Many users expressed disappointment at Schulz's apparent joke and noted that it did not land as intended. One user (@HagePat) commented,

"That was hella pathetic and dorkish!"

Many users expressed confusion at Schulz's reaction in the beef and wondered if it was called for. Another user (@anarchist_beats) chimed in,

"Most insane response to minor criticism I've ever seen."

One user (@1ozblueberryog) wrote about the potential consequences of the comment on Schulz's career. They added,

"Plus the fact his career has only gotten better since saying that. People wanna complain about cancel culture but you can get away with way too much these days."

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Months after, it appears that nothing gets lost forever on the Internet. Rapper JPEGMafia's throwback post about Schulz and Lamar has stirred the internet. The post drew mixed responses from the fan community and noted the ambiguous nature of Kendrick Lamar's song lyrics. Many noted that no names were indicated in the track and expressed confusion over Schulz's comments.

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