Lamar has also feuded with Detroit rapper and former collaborator Big Sean. Following the release of Sean's track "Control" in August 2013 where Lamar calls Sean out and claims he's gonna "murder" him, Sean responded in praise, saying, "Alright, that's what it need to get back to, it need to get back to hip-hop, that culture."[220] In January 2015, Sean later spoke on "Control", saying that the song was "negative"[221] and a month later released the "Me, Myself, and I".[222] In October 2016, Big Sean released "No More Interviews" with shots directed at Lamar.[223]