Kendrick Lamar Changes “Meet The Grahams” Cover Art For Streaming Release, Fans Debate Why

Kendrick Lamar stripped the cover artwork for his Drake diss, “Meet The Grahams,” when he dropped the single on streaming services over the weekend, prompting fans to theorize why. The original photo features a glove, Ozempic, receipts, and more and was rumored to have been stolen from a suitcase that belonged to Dennis Graham. Many fans of the Toronto rapper suggested the reason for the change was because Lamar realized the prescription bottle, “shortee” shirt, and more aspects of it were fake. Others claimed he did so because Apple Music and Spotify don’t allow stolen property to appear as cover art without permission.

One Drake fan wrote on Twitter: “Kendrick realized the items on the cover of meet the grahams was fake and dropped it on streaming services with an all black cover. Drake winning without dropping.” When the post began circulating online, Twitter added a community note reading: “Per Apple Music and Spotify guidelines, you may not use someone else’s private property as a cover photo without permission.”

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Lamar dropped “Meet The Grahams” on Friday night in response to Drake’s “Family Matters” diss track. Less than 24 hours later, he followed up with another effort in “Not Like Us.” Drake has yet to answer the two back-to-back songs. Check out the differences between Lamar’s artwork for YouTube as compared to Apple Music and Spotify below.

Fans Notice A Lack Of Artwork For “Meet The Grahams”

Drake and Lamar have been feuding since the release of “Like That” back in March. They’ve traded several diss tracks including “Push Ups,” “Euphoria,” and more. Be on the lookout for further updates on Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s feud on HotNewHipHop.

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