Lecrae - The Day The Party Died (Remix)

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On “The Day The Party Died (Remix)*” Lecrae responds to rapper Kendrick Lamar who previously name dropped both Lecrae and Dee-1 another Christian Hip-Hop artist on his song “The Day The Party Died” which released three days ago on September 11th, 2024. In the song Kendrick poses the question; “Sometimes I wonder what Lecrae would do.”

Lecrae responded to the name drop first on X (formerly known as Twitter) stating: “Love you Dot….Always here. 🙏🏾”, three days later he dropped an untitled song on his Instagram replicating the cover art for Kendrick’s song by replacing the Black Air Force 1’s with White Air Force 1’s.

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