Kendrick Lamar’s rap battle with Drake has landed him at the top of the Billboard 100 charts.

This week, three of his releases launch in the top 10 spots including “Not Like Us” debuting at No. 1, while “Euphoria” climbs from the 11th spot to No. 3. In addition, K. Dot’s feature on Future and Metro Boomin’s “Like That” moves from the 8 spot to No. 6.

“Not Like Us” earns Kendrick his first No. 1 debut on the Billboard 100 charts and his fourth song to eventually peak at No. 1. In addition to “Not Like Us”, his previous chart-topping singles include “Like That”, “Humble”, and his feature on Taylor Swift’s “Bad Blood”. Kendrick now has 15 records total to reach within the top 15.

Meanwhile, Drake’s “Family Matters” debuts at No. 7, which now extends his Billboard record to 78 entries in the Billboard Top 100.

Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s feud caused quite a controversy over the past few weeks. Kendrick released “Euphoria” back on April 30, which was his long-awaited response to Drake’s “Push Ups“.

On an early Friday morning (May 3), Kendrick dropped “6:16 In LA” and Drake responded with “Family Matters” by the end of the night. Immediately after the latter, Kendrick retaliated with the scathing “Meet The Grahams“, before unleashing his highly-praised “Not Like Us” the following day. Drake closed out the eventful weekend with “The Heart Part 6“.

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