Dr. Dre transitioning into the Not Like Us intro just for Kendrick to run it back to back 6 times in a row has to be the hardest victory lap of all time
@@Rehman_Syed My guy...he literally started the show with the Diss that's directly about Drake and ended it with a song calling him a pedophile. Stuff can be two things.
@TheSkaOreo He started the show? Or his set? Cuz if you're saying the show...you clearly didn't watch the show. Cuz the literal start of the show was introducing LA artists that wouldn't get this type of attention anywhere else. But of course that don't fit your narrative does it?
@@TheSkaOreo yea ig but i mean like the whole show isnt ab drake Some stuff is obviously involved with hating drake But other stuff, like the collard greens one (my fav performance lowkey Q carried) has nothing to do with drake And when they did not like us i saw it more as them uniting with music not as much as hating drake But what do i know
I died when Kendrick was about to say something and the whole crowd started shouting OVHoe and instead of talking he just nodded his head in Agreement, the boogeyman😭
I don't think even most Kendrick fans could've predicted how well this all has gone for Kendrick, myself included. And I don't think anyone could've predicted "And then Kendrick's number 1 hit calling Drake a pedophile was played half a dozen times streaming on Amazon, in the concert event of the year". If someone had predicted that when this started, they'd be called a cringey stan, and yet it is reality.
as a certified Drake hater, I had no idea this was going to happen. I figured that both artists would put out their disses, the stans would have declared Drake the winner, and even the public probably would have gone for Drake precisely because his music is so bland accessible. I was not expecting Kendrick to body Drake in such a theatrical fashion that the entire culture turned on Drake. It was beautiful.
too bad the whole audience there was basically white or latino. Did people recite every lyrics to 6:16? Why would drake play a song about him denying pedo allegations? If he played family matters his fans would love it. No one in the west coast offended by Tupac AI except soft kendrick fans. The bias and d riding in this video is a joke, as are all fantano fans.
Honestly, the highlight of this concert for me was Kendrick rapping on M.A.A.D city "If Pirus and Crips all got along They'd probably gun me down by the end of this song" then proceeded to bring affiliates from the said different gangs on stage, dancing, dapping, united, and having fun together in harmony. It was truly a beautiful end to Juneteenth and the concert. This represented what Kdot has always wanted to come from his music and will definitely go down in history books.
Kendrick already won, but he double won when Tommy The Clown came out. Fuckin crazy, the show had a dance break by one of the biggest LA urban competitive dance legends of all time. This was Kenny saying "not only do I Rap better, but I'm a part of the culture in a way you can never be".
When you realize kendrick cheated on his half white woman with a white woman, while trying to denounce his opponent for being half white. How high you gonna jump for kendrick, the industry puppet? Shit is pathetic
The timing on this video was perfect: I was literally watching Kendrick start "Not Like Us" for the fourth time in a row when I get a notification on my screen saying "Kendrick Is Ruthless" like a Mortal Kombat message
I feel like you overstated the victory lap and understated the added value and true driving force of the pop out. That show was Kendricks “thank you” to the city that made him and supported him and he gave back by sharing his world stage with his home. To me this was 80% a love letter to LA and 20% a middle finger to Drake. In the midst of his repeated Not Like Us performances he called all artists on stage to celebrate with him and commemorated the moment with a photo touting all the different gangs represented and how they were able to come together and do something as a team. They even said “One West”. You cant leave that part out!
@@antoniovital4298honestly, I didn’t expect his white ass to get that nuance. Especially since he’s not from LA and already had a bias for Kendrick (Which is fine of course; It’s more a matter of his focus on “Kenny won” and the music specifically, rather than a richer analysis of what this was for LA and what it meant for hip-hop culture at large.)
Kendrick is a wild contradiction - on one hand he's a sweet, soft-spoken peacemaker who smiles a lot, and on the other hand he's a complete psychopath who will go scorched Earth if you cross him. The boy next door and the boogeyman
@@liathompson2332 honestly that’s the only part of the song I disliked. Instead of putting the responsibility on outside sources or an abstract concept, Kendrick should put the responsibility on himself. It’s also very contradictory to the religion he swears to believe in. Very spooked indeed.
@@somemonkeystirnerite it's called being a human. No one is a saint and he is open to show that, that we ALL have good and bad inside us. You can be a good person, care about your spiritual life and still do bad things, no one can run away from that. He always brings that he is fighting himself and for what he believes is right but there's this side that can't always live in peace. That's How most us live, I totally get him.
I noticed over the course of this show that Kendrick seems more interested in being a leader for his culture rather than trying to be its hero or savior. It’s a good direction.
He uses his fame and influence for good things, to bring up his community and everyone who identifies with his music while healing them (us). More artists should be like him, tbh
Euphoria: Soul attack 6:16 in LA: Death threat Meet the Graham's: The murder of Drake Not Like us: Danced on his grave Kendricks Concert: pissed on his grave
I see it more as: Euphoria: Minor Attack, more light hearted than the others. Had a pretty major prediction (that Drake would forge allegations on the family front) 6:16 in LA: A warning, basically telling Drake to not go further, revealing he had a mole in OVO and probably got some dirt on Drake Drake doesn't heed the warning, and drops Family Matters later that day, which then made Kendrick drop the atomic bomb 22 minutes later Meet the Grahams: the killshot, he did all but prove that he does have a mole. The theme (Drake's family), the timing, everything. It drops the most heavy allegations and then obviously Not Like Us: Crip walking on Drake's grave. Basically recapping what he said in Meet the Grahams but in a club song and not in a haunting, like, death note-esque message The concert then just really cemented the fact that there is no universe in which Drake won, having a whole concert hall sing every word (not the first time Kendrick has done that, unsurprisingly)
You know I thought everyone and their mama hopping on the metro bbl drizzy beat was the metaphorical equivalent of the neighborhood coming out to jump drake but once again Kendrick proved me wrong
Whole lotta people giving him shit for that, but honestly I can respect it. Recognizing that you just made a huge fuckup and bowing out? Takes a kind of honesty you don't see often, especially not in this industry and this chunk of it. Even if it was just an act of self-preservation, of "Oh I can't actually go against a Compton kid who grew up doing battle rap in the cafeteria, I have horribly miscalculated," knowing when to fold 'em is a skill worth some kind of respect. Lord knows Drake coulda used it.
"Why Drake didn't see this blowing up in his face, I don't know" You mean the guy who self-doxxed DMs that he was feeling a light 1 on your existence instead of linking you a Vegan cookie recipe? That Drake?
what Drake fans fail to consider is that this entire thing is so much bigger than drake and even kendrick, they think it’s about who won, but it was really about the state of hiphop and the culture surrounding it, but just like drake they lack self-awareness and any critical thought,
Most of them aren't a part of, or actively reject, the culture to begin with. They don't want to be. They just want to enjoy the music ("it's wallpaper"), not dig too deep (which is fine on its own but not as the *only* way of listening to music). But even that's part of the state of hip-hop and even music as a whole.
@@rogue-taxidermy_griffin it's also why I really dont consider myself as a rap fan. I just enjoy the music because I know that you are only a fan if you understand and enjoy the culture.
@@maadkid I think that’s because despite Kendrick’s victory and repeated attempts to push hip hop in the right direction, he is just one man. The problems facing the world of hip hop and the music industry at large can’t be solved by one man.
Omg stop 😂 cole and Kendrick are friends, cole realised there was no need to diss Kendrick so he took it back Y'all act lik Kendrick has the same dirt on cole as he did on drake but cole ain't no peado or fake black rapper, cole is the real deal. But there's no beef so why diss 😂😂 he chose peace over violence, it should be commended really cos Kendrick and drake needed to have this battle
@@obiwanjabroniX Cole is somehow even cringier than Drake and has never even had a good phase like Drake did making music in the beginning. He would have been erased from existence if Kendrick took him seriously at all.
@@obiwanjabroniXcap he chose to release a diss then took it back when schoolboy q warned him if you dont know shit please dont say shit bro 🙏 have a nice day tho
@@GentM2015a Cole and Kendrick back and forth would’ve been amazing lyrically. Would Kendrick win? Probably. Would it get to this level of hatred between the two? Never
Most underrated line in all the tracks is in Euphoria. “Only YOU like being famous” Kendrick literally had nothing to lose. Fame or peoples perception doesn’t move him. Thats the traps of Stardom
mustard shouldnt get outshined by kendricks set tho. he pulled out all the stops and his section was amazing. loved yg and tylers performances in particular.
The last dr Dre performed was the Super Bowl … that shit was iconic… dre is performing California love with Kendrick in place of Tupac who was the influence of To pimp a caterpillar oops I mean to pimp a butterfly
I was seeing TV Girl at the same time and people were in the pit at The Wiltern watching the Kendrick stream on their phones before the band went on lol
Ew. Listen to his extraordinarily privileged take on Mr Wendell, by ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT. No thanks, man. I've known quite enough "allies" like that in my life already. Dude wouldn't last an afternoon in my circle.
My shitty theory is that Drake was still trying to make some kind of move with that, by leaning into the really corny shit he's known for and still doing the bad accents like he's been criticized for, to prove that he can still what he does and it'll still be popular, showing that the beef didn't matter that much and he's still the biggest rapper alive after it. Obviously it was dogshit and that didn't pan out, but that's the only reason I can think of why he'd do that at this point.
I’m Brazilian and I watched the Juneteenth show through UA-cam the day of and it’s safe to say that Drake’s character and career death has been successfully cemented worldwide.
@@shanecorcoran2542Ab couldn’t do too much bc the lighting was crazy, thats why 616 had very dark lights. So lowkey I’m not mad as his safety is most important. Plus, I loved the performance anyway bc it felt very reminiscent of the interludes they would do on each other album’s back in the day. It was awesome for day ones 🥲
Not only was the beef great for Kendrick in terms of gaining more credibility from more HipHop fans, and proving his ability to hang in a rap battle, but he’s even grown massively on the number of streams and fans he’s got. I was in the livestream of the show, and so many people were very noticeably there to see him. Sure some were overboard with their comments(saying stuff like “WE WANT KENDRICK” or “this ain’t Kendrick”, some of them are clearly young and/or don’t know anyone else other than Kendrick, Tyler, Dre, and maybe Steve Lacey), it was still awesome to see so many new fans excited to see Kendrick live. His casual listener numbers have risen over 25 million since the beef started. I’ve seen so many comments of pop fans, metal fans, alternate fans, talking about Kendrick. Streamers who’ve never talked about music in their entire career have taken time to check out Kendrick’s diss tracks. He’s really pushed farther in relevancy and respect than we ever thought he’d actually reach. I’m so happy to see so many people listen to and become a fan of the artful, humble, generationally talented, and just flat out nice and caring individual that is Kendrick Lamar. Puts a smile to my face.
@@cheddyh4032 yeah didn’t think about that lol. But it’s still true though. This show even proved that. All of the guest would tell the crown to cheer for Kendrick, but every time Kendrick told the crown to cheer, it was for other people or for themselves. I remember during not like us, after every time he played it, he would tell the crown to cheer for themselves instead of him. Plus, the speech about having every part of the west coast being on stage and being neutral, making the show about the west coast instead of him. If that ain’t kind, humble and selfless, idk what is.
i'm a white girl from a small town in new england who loves metal and punk, and at this point kendrick has become my favorite artist on the planet. LOVE that man and all he does. he is a genius like no other
DJ Mustard’s set and kendrick set is an iconic moment in hip hop history. The west coast just re-establish its importance in hip hop culture. Atlanta has been on top for a while but this event can push Cali artist to take back the hip hop crown.
Jack Harlow took a massive L the last 2 months. Was co-signed by Diddy, was at Diddy parties and has linked up with Diddy (as evidenced by his twitter). Was absolutely silent when the allegations about Diddy came out. Then, he links up with Drake and praises him, then when Drake is in the cooker and is facing similar/worse allegations, Harlow is quiet. Harlow has proven that he's out of touch and has let the fame muddy his ability to assess people's characters, but most importantly, has shown that he's happy to use people until it's at his own detriment.
Fantano rushing the stage and doing a dramatic reading of all his Kendrick reviews was my favorite part of the night, although people weren't happy about the third one.
He’s not even in Houston he lives in the middle of the boonies now. I pass that area all the time there’s literally nothing there. He’s hiding in the middle of nothing 💀
@@angstyteen No, im not counting the end where literally everyone was just leaving while the instrumental was playing in the background. BTW, I think he destroyed Drake, not defending drake, but I'm tired of fans overthinking everything Dot does
So NOBODY (The video host and the commenters) is gonna talk about how during one of the the several performances of Not Like Us, Kendrick brought up EVERY GANG IN LA just to chill and dance with each other?? All united under the fierce boldness of Kendrick standing up, pointing to Drake, and saying "Yo, you like kids!"
Performing 6:16 in LA as a conversation with Ab Soul under a red spot light to a blacked out arena with Jay Rock sitting on edge of the stage nodding like he never heard it! 💯 perfect hip hop moment
Come on dude this whole performance was SO much more than Drake v Kendrick or who really won etc. This was Kendrick doing what he’s been fighting to do his whole career and did it onstage with a whole photoshoot
I genuinely can’t see a way Drake could come out of all this on top - Not Like Us became song of the summer, an immediate chart topper, and club banger, whereas The Heart Part 6 is genuinely one of the worst tracks of the year so far and got rightfully derided as such, plus his releases after that weren’t… exactly stellar. I feel he’s just gonna slink away and pretend this didn’t happen and put on a tough guy face.
It was also great to note that when everyone was leaving the floor section and exiting the venue, everyone continued to rap Not Like Us and scream OVHOE in the halls as we all marched to the surface. Unreal experience
Dr. Dre transitioning into the Not Like Us intro just for Kendrick to run it back to back 6 times in a row has to be the hardest victory lap of all time
Two woman beaters on stage
He ain’t scared of the six 💀
6 times for the 6 God
Salted and burned the earth.
@@2KisEaZy69 God*
Kendrick pissing on Drake’s grave six times on Juneteenth while dancing with crips and bloods is such a Kendrick thing to do
Learn how juneteenth happened
Had to do it to him
@@princerak8881 When slaves in Texas finally found out they were free
@@princerak8881what?
@@THICCTHICCTHICC righteously so
When the entire arena started shouting "OV-HOEEEE!" ... lord, I'm pretty sure it's physically impossible to be humiliated worse than that
and so loud too 💀
Ok Kendrick crowd u cannot jus shout "DRAKE IS MAJORITY WHITE" over and over and over and call it "reciting bars"
even if it is tru tru ^^^
@@aegisfate117 drake’s half white lol. and even so, that isn’t the problem lmao
Yes, if you're Scotty and you doesn't know
Hearing the crowd all screaming "What is it the braids?!" was absolutely amazing
It was so loud😅 funny and catchy af!
Hell yea was wild
JAJAJAJ AND OV-HO TOO mannnn that shit was LOUD
That was a time to be alive for sure.
This was my favorite part!
Kendrick Lamar Presents: I Hate Drake the Musical
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It was a west coast celebration not ab drake
@@Rehman_Syed My guy...he literally started the show with the Diss that's directly about Drake and ended it with a song calling him a pedophile.
Stuff can be two things.
@TheSkaOreo He started the show? Or his set? Cuz if you're saying the show...you clearly didn't watch the show. Cuz the literal start of the show was introducing LA artists that wouldn't get this type of attention anywhere else.
But of course that don't fit your narrative does it?
@jcp5070 shut up the both of you 🤬
@@TheSkaOreo yea ig but i mean like the whole show isnt ab drake
Some stuff is obviously involved with hating drake
But other stuff, like the collard greens one (my fav performance lowkey Q carried) has nothing to do with drake
And when they did not like us i saw it more as them uniting with music not as much as hating drake
But what do i know
I died when Kendrick was about to say something and the whole crowd started shouting OVHoe and instead of talking he just nodded his head in Agreement, the boogeyman😭
"yeah u right"
What does ov hoe mean?
hardest shit ever
i don't think i've seen a crowd go as hard since Korn Woodstock 99. that kendrick crowd must be a sight to believe.
like, "uh huh, uh huh, uh huh. yup, yup, yup"🤕
I don't think even most Kendrick fans could've predicted how well this all has gone for Kendrick, myself included. And I don't think anyone could've predicted "And then Kendrick's number 1 hit calling Drake a pedophile was played half a dozen times streaming on Amazon, in the concert event of the year". If someone had predicted that when this started, they'd be called a cringey stan, and yet it is reality.
as a certified Drake hater, I had no idea this was going to happen. I figured that both artists would put out their disses, the stans would have declared Drake the winner, and even the public probably would have gone for Drake precisely because his music is so bland accessible.
I was not expecting Kendrick to body Drake in such a theatrical fashion that the entire culture turned on Drake. It was beautiful.
I did expect it. Pusha T bodied him, so ofc Kendrick would. Him ( Kendrick) and Drake are not even in the same lane 😂😂
I knew Kendrick was going to handle the boy with ease. But no even I didn’t think Kenny would embarrass him to this level
Drake is done. When ever we see him, what will be going on in our heads?
A minorrrrrrrrrrr.
@@aatiti2011i think a lot of us expected him to have the better tracks but nobody was expecting him to do better numbers
The way he said “I’m what the culture feelin” and backed it up in plain sight ☠️
I felt that bar the second he said it. Literally screamed in my car
LMAO
🎯
too bad the whole audience there was basically white or latino. Did people recite every lyrics to 6:16? Why would drake play a song about him denying pedo allegations? If he played family matters his fans would love it. No one in the west coast offended by Tupac AI except soft kendrick fans. The bias and d riding in this video is a joke, as are all fantano fans.
@@michaelturley82226:16 was mid and still 10x better than taylor made and the heart part 6
I knew he won when I heard my toddler nonchalantly singing, "They not like us" while coloring.
I'm imagining a bunch of children saying "Wop, wop, wop, wop, wop". 😅
Crap it’s getting to Drakes target audience 😮
Great. It's a valuable lesson for your kid to learn.
@@Gab-tc2mr OH HELL NAW 💀😂😭
Heck nah, I even hear this song blasted in a deep Balinese village, like What the fuck ☠️
Honestly, the highlight of this concert for me was Kendrick rapping on M.A.A.D city "If Pirus and Crips all got along
They'd probably gun me down by the end of this song" then proceeded to bring affiliates from the said different gangs on stage, dancing, dapping, united, and having fun together in harmony. It was truly a beautiful end to Juneteenth and the concert. This represented what Kdot has always wanted to come from his music and will definitely go down in history books.
love that song
Holy fuck
K bringing hoods together on Juneteenth!!
😭 beautiful point
THIS🎉
Not to mention that both Dave Free & Whitney were present. Which drastically dampens Drake’s accusations.
Drake also lied about Pusha t, man said he didn’t listen to Push while also buying a microphone signed by him as a kid 😂
Drake lies about a lot of things
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852Yes, yes he does
@@TheResidence.mp4 every night Drake is visited by a ghostly Kendrick repeating "you lied"
@@SuperNuclearUnicorn😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Anthony 'vegan who loves beef' Fantano
Didnt expect to see you here 🤣
When alt season?!
Dog “dog who cat” cat
veganthony beeftano
@@TheBMEGuy beefthony vegantano
Tyler’s alliance to Cali and friendship with Pharrell made it easy to pick a side.
@@econometrics469 he from hawthorne
him and kendrick are closer friends as well, he’s in the hillbillies music video
Yeah, not to mention Rocky
Tyler is from Ladera Heights. He's been West Coast from the start. Started repping it more the later he was into his career.
maybe, but he has never had a problem with drake, he brought drake to camp flog gnaw
Nature is healing
😂
Damn that’s wild!!!
Randy California lookin down from Heaven, smiling
I'm lost but I also feel like I know what you're saying, beautiful
so tough wtf
Kendrick already won, but he double won when Tommy The Clown came out. Fuckin crazy, the show had a dance break by one of the biggest LA urban competitive dance legends of all time. This was Kenny saying "not only do I Rap better, but I'm a part of the culture in a way you can never be".
It was incredible. I have never been to a better a show.
When you realize kendrick cheated on his half white woman with a white woman, while trying to denounce his opponent for being half white. How high you gonna jump for kendrick, the industry puppet? Shit is pathetic
"I was gonna kill a couple rappers, but they did it to themselves”
Errry body sui they don’t even need my help
kendrick definitely did it to drake?
@@Lotus3.2.2. maybe initially, but Drake did it with THP6
Before others were able to be turned into a song lol
@Lotus3.2.2. How many times did Kendrick say "just shut up, don't push it and make music I can dance to"? Drake put that noose around his own neck
The timing on this video was perfect: I was literally watching Kendrick start "Not Like Us" for the fourth time in a row when I get a notification on my screen saying "Kendrick Is Ruthless" like a Mortal Kombat message
yo did you see the paladin strait teaser
Ha same, well maybe not the 4th time exactly but still
FLAWLESS VICTORY
FATALITY
@@DetectiveTrupo203 this was a brutality
“Say that you lesbian girl me too” and people thought he could really stand up to hard beef
pause
Lmaooo
Please let me forget that line!!
@@theoddodyssey no
No I didn't I thought kendrick would smoke him but it doesn't feel like he buried him and that shocks me
I feel like you overstated the victory lap and understated the added value and true driving force of the pop out. That show was Kendricks “thank you” to the city that made him and supported him and he gave back by sharing his world stage with his home. To me this was 80% a love letter to LA and 20% a middle finger to Drake.
In the midst of his repeated Not Like Us performances he called all artists on stage to celebrate with him and commemorated the moment with a photo touting all the different gangs represented and how they were able to come together and do something as a team. They even said “One West”. You cant leave that part out!
Yeah, I was also confused as to why melon left that part out. Honestly the real meaning and highlight of the event
@@antoniovital4298honestly, I didn’t expect his white ass to get that nuance. Especially since he’s not from LA and already had a bias for Kendrick (Which is fine of course; It’s more a matter of his focus on “Kenny won” and the music specifically, rather than a richer analysis of what this was for LA and what it meant for hip-hop culture at large.)
I feel like fantano is simply talking on what he knows rather than going into black culture specifics. FD will though
This was the most important part of the night!
@@aerialdivewho is fd
YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR HAIRLINE,
YOU LIED ABOUT YOUR MELON HEAD.
😂😂😂🍃
I’m fucking dead bro 😂😂
LMAOOO
YOU LIED ABOUT ALL THESE ALBUM THATS OUT THERE, HOPING THAT YOU CARE
YOU LIED ABOUT THE VEGAN COOKIE RECIPE
Kendrick is a wild contradiction - on one hand he's a sweet, soft-spoken peacemaker who smiles a lot, and on the other hand he's a complete psychopath who will go scorched Earth if you cross him. The boy next door and the boogeyman
At least he asked God for forgiveness before he 💀 Drake😭
He’s a God-fearing and spiritual man but he’ll go full primal, beat you ass and hide the bible if God watching.
@@liathompson2332 honestly that’s the only part of the song I disliked. Instead of putting the responsibility on outside sources or an abstract concept, Kendrick should put the responsibility on himself. It’s also very contradictory to the religion he swears to believe in. Very spooked indeed.
@@liathompson2332He said he’s an old school Gemini 😂
@@somemonkeystirnerite it's called being a human. No one is a saint and he is open to show that, that we ALL have good and bad inside us. You can be a good person, care about your spiritual life and still do bad things, no one can run away from that. He always brings that he is fighting himself and for what he believes is right but there's this side that can't always live in peace. That's How most us live, I totally get him.
I noticed over the course of this show that Kendrick seems more interested in being a leader for his culture rather than trying to be its hero or savior. It’s a good direction.
His image and mindset is mirrored by his albums he truly is growing as a person and musician
He uses his fame and influence for good things, to bring up his community and everyone who identifies with his music while healing them (us). More artists should be like him, tbh
@@Grim-Fn do you genuinely believe that? all of this is performative kendrick is moving reckless
That was his goal, and he never intended to be considered the savior or hero.
Kendrick made you think about it but he is not your savior
This was Kendricks coronation ceremony as the King of the West Coast
Had he had a concert like this years ago... that would've been the case, even then
I think you mean the current King of rap
that was over a decade ago
* current King of Hip Hop
he was already king of the west he is now king of rap fam
Euphoria: Soul attack
6:16 in LA: Death threat
Meet the Graham's: The murder of Drake
Not Like us: Danced on his grave
Kendricks Concert: pissed on his grave
Best evaluation by far
616 was bait
ITS ONLY LIKE THAT AND NOT LIKE US.
THE OTHERS WERE FUCKING KAKA DOODOO! (Meet the graham's was OK tho.)
@@OnlyBuenoBars 6:16 and euphoria are ass? ok bro
I see it more as:
Euphoria: Minor Attack, more light hearted than the others. Had a pretty major prediction (that Drake would forge allegations on the family front)
6:16 in LA: A warning, basically telling Drake to not go further, revealing he had a mole in OVO and probably got some dirt on Drake
Drake doesn't heed the warning, and drops Family Matters later that day, which then made Kendrick drop the atomic bomb 22 minutes later
Meet the Grahams: the killshot, he did all but prove that he does have a mole. The theme (Drake's family), the timing, everything. It drops the most heavy allegations
and then obviously
Not Like Us: Crip walking on Drake's grave. Basically recapping what he said in Meet the Grahams but in a club song and not in a haunting, like, death note-esque message
The concert then just really cemented the fact that there is no universe in which Drake won, having a whole concert hall sing every word (not the first time Kendrick has done that, unsurprisingly)
WHAT IS IT? THE BALD!?!?
😂
Underrated comment
NAH IM DEAD
you think MBDTF a 6? ok
Dawg what the ffff🤣
Kendrick threw the most upbeat celebratory stomp-on-the-corpse funeral party ever.
You know I thought everyone and their mama hopping on the metro bbl drizzy beat was the metaphorical equivalent of the neighborhood coming out to jump drake but once again Kendrick proved me wrong
My baby did that!
J. Cole jumping out of the fray right at the beginning was the most strategic shit ever. Props to a man with some foresight!
Whole lotta people giving him shit for that, but honestly I can respect it. Recognizing that you just made a huge fuckup and bowing out? Takes a kind of honesty you don't see often, especially not in this industry and this chunk of it. Even if it was just an act of self-preservation, of "Oh I can't actually go against a Compton kid who grew up doing battle rap in the cafeteria, I have horribly miscalculated," knowing when to fold 'em is a skill worth some kind of respect. Lord knows Drake coulda used it.
kendrick really saved us from another drake summer and gave us a classic Mustard summer
I think Tinashe getting her flowers in tandem with the Mustard renaissance is healing the music world
@@bewwybabe8045 definitely
lmao trueee
Fantano boutta get another angry Instagram DM
he boutta send him a vegan chicken sandwich recipe
@@glitch4010 this time with dairy to show he's devious 😈
@@MM-vs2etperhaps even containing full fat mayo to show he's gone off the rails too
His existence is a LIGHT 1 😭😭😭😭😭
Boutta get the spicy vegan chicken tender recipe
"Why Drake didn't see this blowing up in his face, I don't know"
You mean the guy who self-doxxed DMs that he was feeling a light 1 on your existence instead of linking you a Vegan cookie recipe? That Drake?
Dr. Dre's "I see dead people" is one of the hardest moments of all time.
He looked like he was internally cracked up, looked like a little kid
looking into the camera like he saw drakes ghost
The camera cuts between each wop are so cold
They made me nauseous but Im glad some people enjoyed it 😂
@@Bdavis2475 that sucks for you brother
@@Bdavis2475 Bet you still weren't as sick as Drake probably is😂
@@KappaJones lmao
anime battle vibes
what Drake fans fail to consider is that this entire thing is so much bigger than drake and even kendrick, they think it’s about who won, but it was really about the state of hiphop and the culture surrounding it, but just like drake they lack self-awareness and any critical thought,
Most of them aren't a part of, or actively reject, the culture to begin with. They don't want to be. They just want to enjoy the music ("it's wallpaper"), not dig too deep (which is fine on its own but not as the *only* way of listening to music). But even that's part of the state of hip-hop and even music as a whole.
@@rogue-taxidermy_griffin it's also why I really dont consider myself as a rap fan. I just enjoy the music because I know that you are only a fan if you understand and enjoy the culture.
This was the cultures last big F you to capitalism but sadly kendrick juts won the battle we losing the war and hiphop is dying
@@rogue-taxidermy_griffinya normal people want to listen to music normally
@@maadkid I think that’s because despite Kendrick’s victory and repeated attempts to push hip hop in the right direction, he is just one man. The problems facing the world of hip hop and the music industry at large can’t be solved by one man.
Don’t forget to mention the biggest West Coast legend to show up that night: Tommy the Clown.
Tommy the 🐐
Yessir 🗣️🗣️🔥
Saw so many comments on the stream saying “why is he dressed in his Drake costume”😭😂
Clown vs Krump will always be an integral part of Hiphop culture
Loved the dancing! So glad that shit never got mined by Drake and his colonizers
Cole dodged a fucking planet
Omg stop 😂 cole and Kendrick are friends, cole realised there was no need to diss Kendrick so he took it back
Y'all act lik Kendrick has the same dirt on cole as he did on drake but cole ain't no peado or fake black rapper, cole is the real deal. But there's no beef so why diss 😂😂 he chose peace over violence, it should be commended really cos Kendrick and drake needed to have this battle
@@obiwanjabroniX Cole is somehow even cringier than Drake and has never even had a good phase like Drake did making music in the beginning. He would have been erased from existence if Kendrick took him seriously at all.
@@GentM2015 ok Stan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@obiwanjabroniXcap he chose to release a diss then took it back when schoolboy q warned him if you dont know shit please dont say shit bro 🙏 have a nice day tho
@@GentM2015a Cole and Kendrick back and forth would’ve been amazing lyrically. Would Kendrick win? Probably. Would it get to this level of hatred between the two? Never
Drake absolutely had this coming. He played the make believe tough guy roll for long enough and never got called out on it like this.
Drake is quiet this summer. Mustard on the feet backhoe
Nah he dropped the Wah Gwah Delilah banger!
@@Gene_Cousineau Wasn't that AI?
It's gonna be a surgical summer
@@BlubbermageDrake fans will say anything 💀
@Blubbermage drake fans wish it wasn't actually him 😂
For me it's crazy that Kendrick unified LA just to dance on Drake's body with Not Like Us, and that last photo that reminds me the TPAB cover, CRAZY
bringing out tommy the clown was so iconic too, really showed how many people didn't understand the history and culture around LA
Most underrated line in all the tracks is in Euphoria.
“Only YOU like being famous”
Kendrick literally had nothing to lose. Fame or peoples perception doesn’t move him. Thats the traps of Stardom
mustard shouldnt get outshined by kendricks set tho. he pulled out all the stops and his section was amazing. loved yg and tylers performances in particular.
Wish Ty $’s vocals hadn’t been absolutely fried
@@1patrickryan yeah the only flaws I really see in mustards set is the mic issues they were having
Roddy rich performace was great too
The last dr Dre performed was the Super Bowl … that shit was iconic… dre is performing California love with Kendrick in place of Tupac who was the influence of To pimp a caterpillar oops I mean to pimp a butterfly
Dude even DJ Hed brought out sooo many West Coast artists and legends….shit was truly an iconic event
What Kdot did to mustard too was pretty awsome. Geve him his flowers and brough him to stage to share the sucess and the spotlight.
mustard summer 2024 fr
And the Jumbotron at the concert said “Mustard: 10 summers” really puts into perspective how much impact he’s had on the culture!
Drake: Brings a butter knife to a gun fight
Kendrick Lamar: *Brings an AK47 to a chess match*
he played to checkmate and then shot him to death
kendrick used the ballistic missile variation
I was seeing TV Girl at the same time and people were in the pit at The Wiltern watching the Kendrick stream on their phones before the band went on lol
Lmaaooo In the pit or right outside it?
@@businessbuilder92it was likely a dance circle. 😂
brooo i took my sister to see them too and was in fact doing this lmaoo
i saw the garden at the same time, some ppl were watching it while waiting for their drinks lol
@@businessbuilder92 in the pit of the theater, mf definitely not moshing to tv girl lol
Todd in the Shadows once said about Kendrick “having friends is a skill, it’s a musical talent”. And good lord did Kdot prove him right!
Ayyyy another Todd fan
In what vid is this from?
Common Todd in the Shadows W
I used to watch him. Heck yeah!
Ew. Listen to his extraordinarily privileged take on Mr Wendell, by ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT. No thanks, man. I've known quite enough "allies" like that in my life already. Dude wouldn't last an afternoon in my circle.
The other day, my wife heard a group of boys singing “Euphoria” out loud on the train, in Portugal. Yeah, Kendrick did something huge!
Que fixe wtf juntava-me logo
@@yhenestik Ai lol, fãs tugas do fantano
@@quentinmackenzie4650Eles andem aí
What is it, THE BRAIDS?
THEY NOT LIKE US
THEY NOT LIKE US
THEY NOT LIKE US
THEY NOT LIKE US
THEY NOT LIKE US
THEY NOT LIKE USSSS
Once upon a time all of us was in chains. Homie still doubled down, calling us some slaves.
Pusha T made Drake become a father, Kendrick made him go country.
Da boy was makin folk songs
*pop punk
Lmao
Making ops change genres like peak Eminem.
@@romxxiibars
All I'm saying is Drake when on to make Wah Gawn Delilah after the beef, and Kendrick did this. It certainly paints a picture.
My shitty theory is that Drake was still trying to make some kind of move with that, by leaning into the really corny shit he's known for and still doing the bad accents like he's been criticized for, to prove that he can still what he does and it'll still be popular, showing that the beef didn't matter that much and he's still the biggest rapper alive after it.
Obviously it was dogshit and that didn't pan out, but that's the only reason I can think of why he'd do that at this point.
Kendrick literally dug up Drake’s body went WOP WOP WOP WOP WOP and sent him back into the grave and into hell.
"You'll burn in Hell While They Are Digging You Out." - The Willin Well 2: From Fear Through Eyes of Madness : Coheed and Cambria
hatred
Imagine if Kendrick preformed "Wah Gwan Delilah"
@@SockiSkateboards wah gwan delilah is gas
@@SockiSkateboards the coughing adlib and stuff
So nice of Kendrick to perform at Drake’s funeral. 🙏🏽
Doing the Lords work. 😂
I’m Brazilian and I watched the Juneteenth show through UA-cam the day of and it’s safe to say that Drake’s character and career death has been successfully cemented worldwide.
The way the crowed erupted for and milked the A Minor in the first Not Like Us lap was a sight to behold.
careful there
They milked a *what now*?
HOOOO boy that was too good
@@xvvvvr lol
@@Monroah 😶 ...That's it, I'm leaving, lmao 💀😭
Kendrick Lamar performing '6:16 in LA' for the first time with Ab-Soul is so undrrated, my favorite moment of the concert.
I just wish Ab did a song too, if him and Kendrick did Illuminate I would have lost it
@@shanecorcoran2542Ab couldn’t do too much bc the lighting was crazy, thats why 616 had very dark lights. So lowkey I’m not mad as his safety is most important. Plus, I loved the performance anyway bc it felt very reminiscent of the interludes they would do on each other album’s back in the day. It was awesome for day ones 🥲
@@shanecorcoran2542Also Shredder Sub-Zero is best Sub-Zero 🤝🏽
@@Ten_Thousand_Locustsab soul has issues with his eyes and health
@franccorleone9323 Oh shit I completely read the original comment wrong anyway. My bad, thanks for explaining. That's awful.
He did his first verse 6 times making it literally 6:16 in LA
Not only was the beef great for Kendrick in terms of gaining more credibility from more HipHop fans, and proving his ability to hang in a rap battle, but he’s even grown massively on the number of streams and fans he’s got. I was in the livestream of the show, and so many people were very noticeably there to see him. Sure some were overboard with their comments(saying stuff like “WE WANT KENDRICK” or “this ain’t Kendrick”, some of them are clearly young and/or don’t know anyone else other than Kendrick, Tyler, Dre, and maybe Steve Lacey), it was still awesome to see so many new fans excited to see Kendrick live. His casual listener numbers have risen over 25 million since the beef started. I’ve seen so many comments of pop fans, metal fans, alternate fans, talking about Kendrick. Streamers who’ve never talked about music in their entire career have taken time to check out Kendrick’s diss tracks. He’s really pushed farther in relevancy and respect than we ever thought he’d actually reach. I’m so happy to see so many people listen to and become a fan of the artful, humble, generationally talented, and just flat out nice and caring individual that is Kendrick Lamar. Puts a smile to my face.
nice and caring in this context is so crazy
@@cheddyh4032 yeah didn’t think about that lol. But it’s still true though. This show even proved that. All of the guest would tell the crown to cheer for Kendrick, but every time Kendrick told the crown to cheer, it was for other people or for themselves. I remember during not like us, after every time he played it, he would tell the crown to cheer for themselves instead of him. Plus, the speech about having every part of the west coast being on stage and being neutral, making the show about the west coast instead of him. If that ain’t kind, humble and selfless, idk what is.
YG, blxck, the whoops, TJmrLA and Jason Martin all fucking killed it. I also liked ricch but I can see why others wouldn't be into him.
Real recognize real
His artistry is so genuine it’s appreciated and noticed by everyone. The one rapper who won a Pulitzer
i'm a white girl from a small town in new england who loves metal and punk, and at this point kendrick has become my favorite artist on the planet. LOVE that man and all he does. he is a genius like no other
HE HAD PIRUS AND CRIPS GETTING ALONG WITHOUT THEM GUNNING HIM DOWN BY THE END OF THE SONG SAY HIS FUCKING NAME HE IS THE STAMPED GOAT
Seems like the whole city doesn’t go against him no more
I misread that as Prius
Every time he's in the street he hears wop wop wop wop
♥️
Drake really is the anime villain that Kendrick beat with the power of friendship
DJ Mustard’s set and kendrick set is an iconic moment in hip hop history. The west coast just re-establish its importance in hip hop culture. Atlanta has been on top for a while but this event can push Cali artist to take back the hip hop crown.
Kendrick is really the west coast savior
we need ya
Bout to get like a thousand likes💀
Its good to see him bring the west coast together
I dont like how ppl are saying drake is dead tho thats kinda corny
lol the west coast been poppin dumbass
d rider
Jack Harlow took a massive L the last 2 months. Was co-signed by Diddy, was at Diddy parties and has linked up with Diddy (as evidenced by his twitter). Was absolutely silent when the allegations about Diddy came out. Then, he links up with Drake and praises him, then when Drake is in the cooker and is facing similar/worse allegations, Harlow is quiet. Harlow has proven that he's out of touch and has let the fame muddy his ability to assess people's characters, but most importantly, has shown that he's happy to use people until it's at his own detriment.
Not surprised Harlow has always come across as a dumbass
Good point but where did this come from? 😂 didn’t hear him mention Harlow
Sounds like Jack clapped this man’s girl LMAOOOOO super weird paragraph mate
@@camerontheboy i hope he sees this bro. that zoomer bush hair ahh rapper ain suckin you off bro
@@johnny14980 probably just looking at the artists jack harlow clings to, which oddly says enough about harlow
The second version where the crowd does 90% of the lyrics...jfc
That's my favorite! Kendrick dancing while the crowd chants every word!
He dont even gotta perform thats how you know you fuckin did it
Fantano rushing the stage and doing a dramatic reading of all his Kendrick reviews was my favorite part of the night, although people weren't happy about the third one.
The last time Kendrick performed Not Like Us with all the artists on the stage was something else man!! It felt like happy ending of a movie.
Dot was ruthless. Eazy would be proud
"We can speak on a two hour time difference."
Updated because Drake is in Houston.
Didn't catch that! 🔥
He’s not even in Houston he lives in the middle of the boonies now. I pass that area all the time there’s literally nothing there. He’s hiding in the middle of nothing 💀
@@MrskaylaxoI was gonna say it's cos he knows he's gonna get clapped otherwise but, like... Why tf would you hide in *TEXAS* to avoid getting shot???
To stay closer to daddy prince
@@Sam-Cainlook up the legal age of consent in Texas. There’s your answer
Lebron in the audience ever since he found out Drake didn't write Mob Ties 😂
My own sister who used to be a big Drake fan even asked me “hey what’s with the Kendrick beef? I heard Drake is a creep”
Make sure you hide your little sister from him
Yeah, he's whooping feet.
Drake underestimated the amount of spite held in Kendrick’s short body
KDot's height just makes his spite pack more densely inside him. It's like a nuclear reactor, just makes the whole thing run hotter.
@@jamesnomos8472 I bet Drake said "not great, not terrible" after every KDot diss.
Its actually crazy that people still think drake won after all that. if all of that wasn't the nail in the coffin, this sure is lmao.
They've been listening to Drake all their life. They can't accept the fact that he likes em young 😭😭
@@jorami4838yeah it’s crazy I know somebody at work who was like I love bbl drizzy so thick, I’m like wow Drake Stan’s are hilarious
Nobody actually thinks he won. People are just defending their team man😂 I think it’s a very small percentage who are actually delusional
nah this aint the nail in the coffin. this the burial 😭
To be clear: only Drake glazers think Drake won. That’s it.
Crazy that Lebron was at the concert.
Guess he kept the family away. 🤷🏽♂️
Kendrick should get the Nobel peace prize for this concert
I'm still dying when Lebron full shrugging while rapping "What's OVO for? Other vaginal option?"
This is far beyond any normal rap beef. Everyone in the rap game is collectively coming together to end Drake's regime
Well that's a bit false isn't it
@@obiwanjabroniX "Yugioh/multicontent streamer" with one subscriber and zero videos or streams also sounds pretty false
@@slowergrowerwhy u so salty bro? U know what they said was facts. Bumass got aggressive as soon as someone said cap to his statement.
Dr. Dre capping off his stage time by casually inciting a riot has got to be one of the cinematic highlights of that night.
Cole touches your heart, Kendrick touches your soul, Drake touches your kids 😈
AYOOOOOOO!! 😅
Pause 😂
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69 likes. I like the comment but I don't wanna mess up the irony
*Edit damn it's ruined
It's... Its.. it's.. hmm... Grippy!
Hot line bling A Minorrr dance was EPIC THEN The 5x he sang NOT LIKE US 😂
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@@ryanjavierortega8513 He sang it 5x. But of course, some ppl wanna make it seem like a genius move that he did it 6 times in order to be clever.
@@kelsopresley It was literally 6 times. Or are you not counting the second time when the audience sang most of the song?
@@kelsopresley it played a 6th time as they all walked off stage. I was counting live. Are you dumb or just intentionally dense?
@@angstyteen No, im not counting the end where literally everyone was just leaving while the instrumental was playing in the background. BTW, I think he destroyed Drake, not defending drake, but I'm tired of fans overthinking everything Dot does
So NOBODY (The video host and the commenters) is gonna talk about how during one of the the several performances of Not Like Us, Kendrick brought up EVERY GANG IN LA just to chill and dance with each other?? All united under the fierce boldness of Kendrick standing up, pointing to Drake, and saying "Yo, you like kids!"
Kendrick really juggling both coasts in one hand
Its awesome to see saitama wearing his own merch ❤
Underrated comment
Performing 6:16 in LA as a conversation with Ab Soul under a red spot light to a blacked out arena with Jay Rock sitting on edge of the stage nodding like he never heard it! 💯 perfect hip hop moment
From getting pissed on by T.I's friend and now yetting pissed on by Kung Fu Kenny💀💀, Drake gotta be pissed off
that's lowkey a bar
Bars
🔥🔥🔥
@@yeetrepublic9142 Great minds think alike
COOOOOOK
I didnt even think about that. Amazon supporting kendrick like that is such a massive W.
Being a groomer pedo will catch up with even the most famous of these creeps.
We got all 4 Black Hippy members in the same place before we got GTA6.
Come on dude this whole performance was SO much more than Drake v Kendrick or who really won etc. This was Kendrick doing what he’s been fighting to do his whole career and did it onstage with a whole photoshoot
FACTS!
"Give back Pac's ring and I might give u some respect" - Kendrick 😂😂
one million views in one second damn melon’s on a comeback
melon stop touching the side of your head , you'll damage the seeds
NOT THE SEEDS 😂
😂😂😂😂
Whenever fantano gets an idea, a little sprout pops up on his head that he has to shave down before he decides to film a video about it. 🌱😊
😂
Dre's 'I See Dead People' is Iconic af
As was the set starting with Euphoria where the WHOLE crowd was rapping along so loud
I drove 4 hours to attend this
🧢
@@Lior__plays It's really not that crazy
@@Lior__plays I'd drive that far too if I had gotten a ticket
@@Lior__plays I'd drive that far too if I had gotten a ticket
@@Lior__playspeople do it a lot you be surprised how many people drove to see Drake, future, or Kendrick Lamar
im so proud of and happy for Kendrick. his family was there. pgLang was there. TDE was there. his community showed up and showed out for him 🥰🥰
The fact that peope knew they could have watched it online, but the stadium still filled is awesome.
Even "Ludwig from video games" was there
Love that this was livestreamed. Kendrick really made this accessible for maximum pettiness again LOL.
"6: 16 in LA" was a reference to the concert on 16th June 2024 in L.A, that is Art
I wish they locked Kdot, Q, Jay Rock, and Ab Soul in there until we got a Black Hippy album. Easily the thing I was most hyped about lmao.
maybe even get SZA there
@@Fanc-E-Kittendon’t forget Zay
I genuinely can’t see a way Drake could come out of all this on top - Not Like Us became song of the summer, an immediate chart topper, and club banger, whereas The Heart Part 6 is genuinely one of the worst tracks of the year so far and got rightfully derided as such, plus his releases after that weren’t… exactly stellar.
I feel he’s just gonna slink away and pretend this didn’t happen and put on a tough guy face.
just like what happened with Pusha T smh
Already doing that rn according to his IG posts
Family matters is the better song out all of Kendricks songs
@@Lior__plays That's incorrect both on a critical and commercial level crodie
@@Lior__playsthat is objectively not true atp
It was also great to note that when everyone was leaving the floor section and exiting the venue, everyone continued to rap Not Like Us and scream OVHOE in the halls as we all marched to the surface. Unreal experience
Someone on that stage had a 40 in their jeans.
😂😂😂
💀💀💀💀💀💀
and they were mike Amira jeans
And they were so cheeeeeeeeeesed 🧀
He's thorough! The art of war says to destroy your enemy completely 🤌🏽
U get it 💪🏾