Kendrick Lamar Unveils Music Video for “Not Like Us” and More: A Breakdown of Symbolism and Highlights

Kendrick Lamar Drops Highly Anticipated Music Video for “Not Like Us”

After two months of dominating streaming platforms, Kendrick Lamar has finally unveiled the music video for his hit song “Not Like Us” on the 4th of July. The video, directed by Dave Free and Kendrick Lamar himself, is a victory lap that aims to debunk some of Drake’s major talking points across their beef.

The visuals of “Not Like Us” are sure to extend its lifespan throughout the summer, with fans already dissecting the symbolism and shots in the video. The music video comes on the heels of the Juneteenth concert at the Kia Forum, where Los Angeles rappers united on stage for a moment of unity.

One of the highlights of the video is Tommy The Clown’s appearance, embodying Los Angeles culture and history. The choreography and shots in the final verse add a lighthearted touch to the otherwise intense song. Additionally, Kendrick Lamar can be seen playing hop-scotch, a nod to the lyrics of the song.

The video also features DJ Mustard and Kendrick Lamar dancing in front of the iconic Tam’s Burgers in Compton, as well as a cameo from former Raptors star Demar Derozan. The Lamar family also makes an appearance, getting the last laugh after being dragged into the beef.

Overall, the “Not Like Us” music video is a visual masterpiece that showcases Kendrick Lamar’s artistry and storytelling abilities. Fans can expect more music from the rapper in the near future, as a snippet of new music is featured at the beginning of the video.