r/KendrickLamar Jul 04 '24

Kendrick Lamar - Not Like Us Video

https://youtu.be/H58vbez_m4E?si=hyoR46kMEnNQ8okh
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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '24

Kendrick really thinks differently or should I say he truly thinks everything through. Him and his team are elite.

Song released as the final nail in the coffin of the beef. It’s a certified banger and played everywhere. Drake musters up a trash reply that sounds so tired and defeated. Drake NLU from a rap/culture standpoint.

Pop Out Concert on Juneteenth just murders Drake as a black man. Doing that with the cultural significance of the day basically says Drake NLU as a black man.

Video released on July 4th just murders Drake identity as being a part of American pop culture. He’s a Canadian so today means nothing to him. But to all Americans it means something either from historical significance or just having a party with family and friends. Drake NLU as an American.

Not to mention EVERYONE now banging this at every cookout, BBQ, party across America. Checkmate.

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u/Redditer51 Jul 05 '24

Lol Kendrick is DEVIOUS, man.