Kanye West recognizes Kendrick Lamar's supremacy but alerts that Drake is gearing up for a major comeback.

Kendrick Lamar stole the show at the Grammys, sweeping five categories with his epic Drake diss track "Not Like Us" and seemingly sealing the deal in their ongoing feud. Yet, Kanye West is here to remind everyone not to underestimate Drake.

With his own history of beef with Drake, West is no stranger to lyrical battles with the OVO leader. During a sneak peek of his upcoming interview with Justin Laboy on "The Download," West shared his thoughts on the rap showdown.

In the interview snippet that aired at Ye's Grammys after-party, he likened Drake to Wolverine from the X-Men comics, admitting that while K. Dot may have had the upper hand momentarily, Drake is not one to stay down for long.

When asked if Kendrick had defeated Drake, West refused to dismiss his former rival, stating, "Yeah, for now. You can’t ever count out Steph Curry. That man might hit two hundred points in one song or something."

West elaborated, acknowledging Drake's impact on the music landscape and signaling Kendrick's recent elevation of the rap game's frequency.

Moreover, West cautioned that fellow rappers could face being left behind if they can't match up to Lamar's level. In a true Kanye fashion, he also hinted at a Drake diss during his previous interview with Laboy, expressing his anticipation for what he called the "elimination of Drake."