PRE-SALE Signed Collection

These curated bundles bring together signed editions of Bloodlines and Battle Rhymes and Exhibit A—two powerful works that trace a cultural unraveling and its aftermath. Whether you're building your library, gifting a friend, or collecting, these bundles offer meaningful value and limited-run exclusivity.

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Second Edition

In 2024, Kendrick Lamar and Aubrey Drake Graham stepped into a lyrical conflict that shook hip hop in a public confrontation over authenticity, ownership, legacy, and power.

Bloodlines and Battle Rhymes traces the arc of the battle and the cultural ground it uncovered. From the raw precision of Euphoria to the viral dominance of Not Like Us, Kendrick’s response wasn’t simply about bars, it was about identity, history, and community. Drake, once the genre’s most dominant force, found himself outmaneuvered in a space he once controlled.

This book explores how a rap battle turned into a referendum—and why it mattered far beyond the music.

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In early 2025, Drake sued his own
record label over a diss track. Not just any diss: Not Like Us, the Kendrick Lamar anthem that shattered Drake’s carefully curated image and ignited the most consequential rap feud of the decade. But this wasn’t just a beef. It became a legal war. A defamation case. A corporate conspiracy. A cultural indictment.

 Years earlier, The Story of Adidon cracked the surface of Drake’s myth. Not Like Us broke it open.

 Exhibit A lays bare how a single diss track became a global spectacle, one that exposed the fragility of celebrity, the weaponization of influence, and the corporate machinery willing to exploit both. Drake didn’t just lose a battle; he declared war on the very culture he once craved validation from.

 Lawsuits, backlash, betrayal, and the cost of trying to silence the wrong opponent. What this war revealed, and what it unleashed, may be more dangerous than anyone imagined.

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