Kendrick Lamar

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Kendrick Lamar's Juneteenth concert in LA featured a surprise appearance by Dr. Dre, a performance of his Drake diss track "Not Like Us" multiple times, and a West Coast unity celebration. The event was praised for its powerful performances and memorable moments.

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Kendrick Lamar made waves when he performed at a Juneteenth pop-out concert in Los Angeles, where he was joined by an array of artists including Snoop Dogg, Schoolboy Q, DJ Hed, and The Game, who praised Lamar as the "King of the West." Lamar's concert saw him perform a diss track aimed at Drake multiple times, demanding Tupac's ring and emphasizing the track "Not Like Us." The concert highlighted West Coast unity and was attended by fans and VIPs alike, with Lamar's fiancée, Whitney Alford, in attendance. The performance was hailed as electrifying and full of surprises, as Lamar shared the stage with Dr. Dre, Ty Dolla $ign, DJ Quik, and A-Trak.

The concert drew attention to Lamar's talent and dominance in the hip-hop scene, with comparisons to Tupac and endorsements from Snoop Dogg and Charlamagne Tha God. Lamar's new lyrics aimed at Drake and the energy of the show created a memorable experience for attendees. The performance, complete with a medley of songs and a Black Hippy reunion, was a celebratory moment for both Lamar and the West Coast culture, with fans and critics praising Lamar's stage presence and delivery of the diss track.

Following the concert, fans and media dissected the setlist, performances, and reactions to Lamar's music, highlighting the impact of his performance on the audience and the wider music industry. Lamar's performance cemented his position in the hip-hop world and underscored his ability to draw in crowds and deliver powerful, meaningful performances that resonate with his audience.

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Virality Score 1.9

Change in Rank -4

Thread Age 231 days

Number of Articles 84

Political Leaning

Left 75.6%

Center 17.1%

Right 7.3%

Regional Coverage

US 90.4%

Non-US 9.6%

Recent Coverage

Kendrick Lamar Is Spotted Turnin' Up With Fans Days After His Viral Juneteenth Concert (WATCH)

The Shade Room - 230 days ago - Kendrick Lamar recently popped out alongside DJ Mustard and seemingly had a good time with his fans. Watch the footage here.

Megan Thee Stallion Raps Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" During Los Angeles Show

Complex - 230 days ago - The Grammy-winning rapper performed at the Los Angeles stop of her 'Hot Girl Summer Tour' just two days after Lamar's 'Pop Out' concert.

Kendrick Lamar Reportedly Filming Music Video in Compton, Hires Added Security

Hypebeast - 230 days ago - Shortly after Dot's sold-out “The Pop Out – Ken & Friends” Juneteenth concert.

DJ Hed Says West Coast Group Photo and Kendrick Lamar Playing 'Not Like Us' Five Times at 'Pop Out' Show Were a Surprise

Complex - 231 days ago - Hed handled the opening set for Kendrick's concert by bringing several Los Angeles rappers out.

Kendrick Lamar performs Drake diss five times and demands Tupac’s ring

NME - 231 days ago - Kendrick Lamar performed his Drake diss track 'Not Like Us' a total of five times during his show in Los Angeles earlier this week.

Snoop Dogg Dubs Kendrick Lamar West Coast “King” After ‘The Pop Out’ Concert

Vibe - 231 days ago - Snoop Dogg has crowned Kendrick Lamar as "The King of the West" in the aftermath of his battle with Drake and his Juneteenth celebration.

Serena Williams' Husband Appears to Troll Drake With Kobe Clip in Response to Kendrick's 'Pop Out' Performance

Complex - 231 days ago - Ohanian quote-tweeted Kendrick Lamar's performance of "Not Like Us" with a quote of Kobe Bryant saying “I’m gonna want you to reconsider your professional life choice.”

Jay Worthy & DāM-FunK Announce New Album 'Magic Hour', Share "105 West" Feat. Ty Dolla $ign, Channel Tres, DJ Quik, & A-Trak: Listen

Stereogum - 231 days ago - Many of us are in the mood for West Coast music this week. Well, here’s some West Coast music. Rapper Jay Worthy is Canadian-born, and he’s actually Grimes’ stepbrother, which will never stop being weird. But Worthy has been building a rep in the West Coast underground, and the rap underground in general, for many years. Last year, he released the Roc Marciano-produced LP Nothing Bigger Than The Program. Earlier this week, he was one of many West Coast rappers to take the stage at Kendrick Lamar’s Pop Out concert. Now, he’s made a whole album with DāM-FunK.

Kendrick Lamar's Triumphant Pop Out Got Complicated With That Dr. Dre Appearance

Teen Vogue - 231 days ago - Kendrick Lamar united Los Angeles with his triumphant Pop Out concert on Juneteenth, but complicated things by bringing out alleged abuser Dr. Dre.