In a recent extensive interview that spanned nearly four hours, Top Dawg Entertainment President Punch discussed various topics, shedding light on the inner workings of the West Coast label during the Drake and Kendrick Lamar rap battle last year. In the interview with Curtiss King TV, Punch shared insights on managing artists like SZA, receiving guidance from LL Cool J, and the potential for a Black Hippy album for TDE fans. Notably, Punch addressed the long-time simmering tension between Drake and Kendrick, confirming the existence of subtle jabs in their music. He mentioned that while they usually keep things quiet, the significance of their legacy now outweighs industry norms, prompting him to speak out on the matter. Punch also recalled the moment he learned about Kendrick's impactful verse on "Like That," which sparked the intense lyrical battle. Despite the gravity of the situation, Punch mentioned that Kendrick found humor in it, realizing that at the end of the day, they are in the music business amidst the challenges of their hometown. Additionally, Punch touched on the insights into Kendrick's music that fans have speculated about and highlighted the strategic mistakes he believes Drake made during the feud. The comprehensive interview provides a deeper understanding of the dynamics within TDE and the notable rap battle between two prominent artists.