Kendrick Lamar demands Drake to hand over valuable item

Kendrick Lamar is taking aim at Drake once again, this time coveting a prized possession: Tupac Shakur's ring.

The Compton rap star, a longtime admirer of the iconic rapper, missed out on acquiring the custom ring when it was auctioned last year. It was later revealed that Drake, also known as Drizzy, was the anonymous buyer, purchasing the memorabilia for over a million dollars, according to CBS.

In his first performance since their infamous feud, Kendrick altered the lyrics of his track "Euphoria," rapping, "Give me Tupac's ring back, and I might give you a little respect," clearly targeting his Canadian rival.

Kendrick continued to tweak the song's lyrics, adding, "I even hate it when you say the word '-,' but that's just me I guess."

He further delivered biting lines, "Some ---- just cringeworthy, it ain't even gotta be deep I guess / Still love when you see success / Everything with me is blessed / Keep making me dance, waving my hands, and it won't be no threat / I'm knowing they call you the Boy, but where is the man? Cause I ain't seen him yet."

Tupac last wore the ring publicly at the 1996 MTV Video Music Awards, just a week before he was shot and killed in Las Vegas.