section_path: History/2023–24: Direct confrontation/"Family Matters" and "Meet the Grahams"
section_name: "Family Matters" and "Meet the Grahams"
paragraph_text: "Family Matters" and "Meet the Grahams"
  
  On May 3, Drake released " Family Matters ", a response to "Euphoria" and "6:16 in LA". In the track, Drake alleges that one of Lamar's children is biologically from Dave Free, Lamar's friend and label co-founder. He also claims Lamar is a domestic abuser and unfaithful in his relationship with his fiancée Whitney Alford. The track is also directed at ASAP Rocky and Metro Boomin, who collaborated with Future on the April 12 diss track " Show of Hands ".
  
  As promotion for "Family Matters", Drake used Instagram to drop a short parody remix of Lamar's "Buried Alive Interlude" from Take Care in which he mentions Lamar opening for his Club Paradise Tour.
  
  Just twenty minutes after the release of "Family Matters", Lamar released another diss track aimed at Drake, titled " Meet the Grahams ", produced by The Alchemist. On the track, Lamar speaks directly to members of Drake's family, telling his son Adonis that he is sorry that his father is Drake. Lamar alleges that Drake is hiding a second child (a daughter), that he is sexually attracted to minors, and that he is running a sex trafficking ring out of his mansion. Lamar also disses Drake's OVO label affiliates—claiming they are sex offenders harbored by Drake—and security guard. He predicts that Drake's mansion "is 'bout to get raided too", referring to the recent federal raids on Sean Combs ' mansion as part of an unrelated investigation.
  
  Lamar revealing an alleged second child came in the context of Pusha T 's 2018 diss track " The Story of Adidon ", in which Pusha T publicly revealed that Drake was hiding a son named Adonis. Drake responded to Lamar on Instagram: "Nahhhh hold on can someone find my hidden daughter pls and send her to me... these guys are in shambles", followed by multiple laughing emojis. Fans who were put off by the alleged "lie" about the hidden daughter, uploaded an edited version of the track to social media, where they edited out the third verse of " Meet the Grahams ", prompting Lamar and his label to file a copyright violation. Charles Holmes of The Ringer wrote that with "Family Matters" and "Meet the Grahams", "the Doomsday Machine has been activated", and the feud was no longer inconsequential.
  
  On May 3, Drake released " Family Matters ", a response to "Euphoria" and "6:16 in LA". In the track, Drake alleges that one of Lamar's children is biologically from Dave Free, Lamar's friend and label co-founder. He also claims Lamar is a domestic abuser and unfaithful in his relationship with his fiancée Whitney Alford. The track is also directed at ASAP Rocky and Metro Boomin, who collaborated with Future on the April 12 diss track " Show of Hands ".
  
  As promotion for "Family Matters", Drake used Instagram to drop a short parody remix of Lamar's "Buried Alive Interlude" from Take Care in which he mentions Lamar opening for his Club Paradise Tour.
  
  Just twenty minutes after the release of "Family Matters", Lamar released another diss track aimed at Drake, titled " Meet the Grahams ", produced by The Alchemist. On the track, Lamar speaks directly to members of Drake's family, telling his son Adonis that he is sorry that his father is Drake. Lamar alleges that Drake is hiding a second child (a daughter), that he is sexually attracted to minors, and that he is running a sex trafficking ring out of his mansion. Lamar also disses Drake's OVO label affiliates—claiming they are sex offenders harbored by Drake—and security guard. He predicts that Drake's mansion "is 'bout to get raided too", referring to the recent federal raids on Sean Combs ' mansion as part of an unrelated investigation.
  
  Lamar revealing an alleged second child came in the context of Pusha T 's 2018 diss track " The Story of Adidon ", in which Pusha T publicly revealed that Drake was hiding a son named Adonis. Drake responded to Lamar on Instagram: "Nahhhh hold on can someone find my hidden daughter pls and send her to me... these guys are in shambles", followed by multiple laughing emojis. Fans who were put off by the alleged "lie" about the hidden daughter, uploaded an edited version of the track to social media, where they edited out the third verse of " Meet the Grahams ", prompting Lamar and his label to file a copyright violation. Charles Holmes of The Ringer wrote that with "Family Matters" and "Meet the Grahams", "the Doomsday Machine has been activated", and the feud was no longer inconsequential.