Sukii Baby, the cover star of Drake and 21 Savage’s Her Loss album,has captured attention for her recent comments on Kendrick Lamar’s newly released album, GNX. In her recent live stream with her followers, Sukii held nothing back as she hailed Kendrick as an artist and his present album as a cultural milestone.
This album that Kendrick put out,” Sukii said, her eyes ablaze, “that’s for the world, you know? He’s reached a point in his life where he’s setting his boundaries and saying, ‘Nobody’s playing with me.’ And that’s resilience, really, not just for him, but for everybody who listens to it.”
Her comments have set social media on fire, with debates running wild between the fan bases for Drake and Kendrick alike. Though some view this praise as refreshing-a nice showing of honesty-some others felt she had betrayed Drake because of her high connection with Her Loss.
Sukii referred to Kendrick’s latest work as more than music’s declaration. “We love a good rap battle, but this album is on another level,” she said. “It’s not about taking shots, it’s about standing your ground and showing the world who you are.”
Sukii also said during her live stream that Kendrick is finally coming of age as an artist and that GNX resonates with themes of personal growth, resilience, and self-assurance. “This isn’t just about rivals or competition; it’s about Kendrick drawing a line and saying, ‘This is who I am; take it or leave it.”
Her comments were so thought-provoking that many of the listeners could relate to her perspective. As a matter of fact, fans loved how Sukii gave meaning to what Kendrick was saying, and for hours, it trended.
Like any discussion in hip-hop, Sukii’s co-sign of Kendrick didn’t go without controversy. Many fans called her disloyal to Drake due to their well-documented ongoing rivalry. “How can you support Kendrick when you’re literally on Drake’s album cover?” one fan tweeted.
Others quickly came to her defense, applauding her neutrality in regards to the music. “She’s just being real,” another wrote. “You can appreciate great art without picking sides.
It was a debate that revealed how hip-hop can be competitive, even polarized, and how fan loyalty sometimes opposes artistic appreciation.
The buzz surrounding GNX is not limited to Sukii’s comments. Kendrick’s November 22 surprise release sent shockwaves into the industry. The album was universally praised for raw honesty and sharp lyricism.
As one prominent critic said, ‘”Kendrick isn’t holding back. With the mic in his hands, he speaks not for himself, but for an entire generation.”
This album has further drawn responses from many of the heavyweights in the industry: Busta Rhymes says “GNX” is a masterpiece, Nas and Snoop Dogg-too-have highly praised Kendrick’s work openly. There could be no better stamping of his reputation as probably among the most influential voices heard in hip-hop today than through their endorsements.
For Sukii, her comments on Kendrick aren’t about taking sides, but celebrating artistry. “I’m here for the music,” she said. “Great art deserves recognition, no matter where it comes from.
That openness has made her relatable to fans who love authenticity. Sukii has also hinted at exploring her creative projects, inspired by the strong lyrics and bold themes she admires in artists like Kendrick. ”Music should make you feel something,” she added. It should challenge you, inspire you, and push you to think differently.”
Sukii Baby’s praise of GNX is much more than a headline-just the reminder that music may bridge the gaps between us and spur on conversations that must be had. While the fans may stay divided, the respect is given to Sukii in many circles for speaking her truth.
