Sharing. Praising. Reflecting. Evolving. Super Bowl. Win. Culture. Success. Rap. Streaming era. Jadakiss sheds light on his views about Kendrick Lamar's recent Super Bowl performance and the shifting landscape of Hip-Hop. In a candid chat on the 7PM in Brooklyn podcast with Carmelo Anthony and Kid Mero, Jadakiss delves into the current state of the music industry and how it has transformed amidst the rise of streaming platforms. Expressing his admiration for Kendrick's halftime show, Jadakiss underlines the importance of authenticity and individuality in the rap game. In a music world saturated with politics, Jadakiss urges artists to stay true to their craft and not succumb to trends. Embracing the evolution of rap beef and the commercial success it brings, Jadakiss reminisces about his own iconic diss tracks and the unfiltered nature of past battles. He emphasizes the need for balance and originality in a genre where imitation threatens to dilute the culture. As the veteran MC cautions against falling into the trap of replicating past successes, he champions the essence of true Hip-Hop artistry. Jadakiss's words serve as a reminder to aspiring artists: innovate, don't imitate.