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Kendrick Lamar and Afroman Still Winning Disstrack Lawsuit Meme

This meme uses the iconic Naruto founding of Konoha handshake scene between Uchiha and Senju clan leaders as an alliance template to connect rappers Kendrick Lamar and Afroman. The top panel labels one clan leader as Kendrick Lamar and the other as Afroman, as they shake hands in agreement. The bottom red-tinted text panel explains their shared experience: both rappers released a diss track, were sued over the track, won the resulting lawsuit, and ultimately remain 'still winning' despite the legal conflict.
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Made a disstrack. Got sued for it. Won the case. Still winning.

Overview

This meme uses the iconic Naruto founding of Konoha handshake scene between Uchiha and Senju clan leaders as an alliance template to connect rappers Kendrick Lamar and Afroman. The top panel labels one clan leader as Kendrick Lamar and the other as Afroman, as they shake hands in agreement. The bottom red-tinted text panel explains their shared experience: both rappers released a diss track, were sued over the track, won the resulting lawsuit, and ultimately remain 'still winning' despite the legal conflict.

Origin notes

This is a user-created meme edited using the Mematic mobile meme creation app, originally shared on Reddit as the provided source information states. It repurposes the well-known Naruto clan handshake alliance meme template to joke about the shared outcome of the two rappers' legal battles over diss tracks.

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