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Cam'ron and Mase Declare Drake as Current Winner in Beef Post Kendrick Lamar's 'Euphoria' Diss

Cam'ron and Mase recently shared their thoughts on Kendrick Lamar's latest diss track, "Euphoria," during an episode of the It Is What It Is podcast. 

The two hip-hop veterans weighed in on the ongoing rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, ultimately siding with the latter as the current victor.

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During the podcast episode, Cam'ron and Mase discussed their impressions of "Euphoria" and its impact on the ongoing rap battle. While acknowledging Kendrick Lamar's talent, both artists agreed that Drake currently holds the upper hand in the feud.

Mase expressed his opinion that Drake is "definitely winning from a MC standpoint," citing the delayed release of Kendrick's diss track as a factor. He suggested that had Kendrick responded more promptly to Drake's initial disses, the impact would have been greater. 

Ah, man. Drake is definitely winning from a MC standpoint," Mase said when asked to share his thoughts.

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Cam'ron echoed this sentiment, stating that Drake's diss tracks had a more immediate impact compared to Kendrick's delayed response.

While acknowledging Kendrick's skill as an artist, both Cam'ron and Mase felt that "euphoria" fell short of expectations. They noted that the track did not have the same impact or immediacy as Drake's disses. 

Cam'ron specifically mentioned that the track felt "kinda long," suggesting that it may have lost some of its impact due to its length.

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Delving deeper into their critique, Cam'ron and Mase discussed the importance of timing in diss tracks. They compared Kendrick's delayed response to Mase's own diss track, "The Oracle," which was released after a significant delay. 

However, they emphasized that "The Oracle" had a stronger impact because it said something that made listeners reconsider their perspective.

Cam'ron and Mase's assessment of Kendrick Lamar's "euphoria" reflects a larger discussion within the hip-hop community about the ongoing feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. While acknowledging Kendrick's talent, they ultimately side with Drake as the current victor in the rap battle.

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