Dame Dash has declared Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake the greatest rap battle of all time.

Speaking on his America Nu Network, the Roc-A-Fella Records co-founder explained his argument while also crowning Kendrick the winner of the hotly contested feud.

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ā€œAs far as fighting goes, in this moment, Kendrick won,ā€ he said. ā€œItā€™s almost by far now. Last week, it was neck and neck, but after the last exchange with the pedophile thing and the response and the [impact] of ā€˜Not Like Us,ā€™ it seems like heā€™s disrupted Drakeā€™s life.ā€

He continued: ā€œI donā€™t know whatā€™s going on over there with the shooting at [Drakeā€™s] crib, but what Iā€™m finding out is so many people that you might not think are like that or involved in certain things, those be the ones where youā€™re like, ā€˜Goddamn, they were doing that!ā€™

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ā€œIt does seems like the industry is just sick of Drake. I didnā€™t know there was so much hatred ā€” not hatred, but so many different people that are in the industry have sort of gone against him, and I didnā€™t know that there were so many people that had problems with him.ā€

Dame then gave K. Dot and Drizzy the edge over other historical battles such as 2Pac vs. Biggie, Ice Cube vs. N.W.A and even his former business partner JAY-Zā€˜s feud with Nas.

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ā€œThis has been the best battle of all time,ā€ he declared. ā€œIā€™ve been here in Hip Hop for a while ā€” this has been the most impactful battle to where it looks like the battle songs are changing the trajectory of that artistā€™s life.

ā€œIt just seems like things are different for Drake right now. Iā€™ve never seen this happen before.ā€

Dame Dash recently reflected on the early ā€™00s beef between JAY-Z and Nas and claimed that the latter emerged victorious, despite his alliance with Hov at the time.

ā€œJayā€™s response was terrible,ā€ Dame said on the Thatā€™s F***ed Up Podcast, referencing Jiggaā€™s divisive ā€œSupa Uglyā€ response to Nasā€™ ā€œEther.ā€

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ā€œThe thing is, we had first hit him with the joint at Summer Jam that was kinda hard, the ā€˜Takeover.ā€™ But when [Nas] came with the ā€˜Ether,ā€™ I was kinda hype because he said my name. I was like, ā€˜I guess Iā€™m in a rap record.ā€™

ā€œBut the response, I wasnā€™t there for the response. Irv GottiĀ fucked that one up. Every time Irv Gotti got in my business, he fucked shit up ā€¦ He threw that ā€˜Etherā€™ on him. He had him apologizing. The rap that he did was wack ā€” when I heard it, I was pissed.ā€

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He continued: ā€œI was coming from doing a Rocawear ad on a private [jet]. I had just landed from like Arizona and Iā€™m listening to this shit on the radio like, ā€˜What the fuck is this?ā€™ So I was like, ā€˜Go to the fuckingĀ Baseline [Studios],ā€™ you know, ā€™cause I wanna know what happened. Iā€™m like, ā€˜What the fuck happened?ā€™

ā€œAnd they in there high-fiving and shit. Iā€™m like, ā€˜What you high-fiving for? This shit is wack.ā€™ This n-gga talking about other n-ggasā€™ business and shit, like we donā€™t do that. And it was Irv. I was like, ā€˜Irv Gotti.ā€™ I called Irv, told him donā€™t ever get in my business again bro, like, ā€˜What you doing? You not about war.ā€™ā€