By now you've probably heard about the beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. The feud was downright inescapable this past summer, as the two hip-hop titans traded diss tracks by the hour. Then, Lamar released the catchy single "Not Like Us." The diss won five Grammy Awards, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year. Lamar took the song all the way to a Super Bowl halftime show performance—smiling at the camera as he mentioned Drake directly. We definitely have a winner. How did we arrive here? |
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The rapper's Air DT Max '96 sneakers were made famous by Deion Sanders. |
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I don't occupy the wellness space or anything adjacent to the wellness space. My exercise regimen, such as it is, consists of losing at squash to friends when they invite me to their clubs. When I told friends of my fasting ambitions, there were no neutral reactions. Some were intrigued, others aghast that I thought I could handle it. A few were infuriated. "Why would you want to do that?" they asked. I kept the reasons to myself: a sense of clarity, losing weight, certainly, and a desire for some reset away from New York where discipline can be hard to come by. |
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Let's just be honest with each other here. |
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I've said it before. And now I'm saying it again: Like it or not, flared jeans are back. (Call them "bootcut" if you like. I have. But don't pretend we're not talking about variations on the same theme.) The latest evidence that our ankles need not be suffocated by restrictive swaths of cloth comes from Kendrick Lamar, who continued his run of "can't not talk about it" denim outfits at the Super Bowl tonight. |
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