Kendrick Lamar drops 'Not Like Us' official video, dances with his fiancee Whitney Alford and their children
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kendrick Lamar is riding high with the recent success of his ‘Not Like Us’ diss track.
The rapper celebrated Fourth of July with his fans by dropping the video version of the song in which the artist can be seen dancing with his fiance Whitney Alford and their children. Kendrick Lamar and Whitney Alford share two children - Uzi and Enoch.
Kendrick Lamar celebrates his 'win' over Drake with 'Not Like Us' track video
In the official video, it starts with unreleased music which many believe could be from his new album.
Lamar knocks on a door and Tommy the Clown, the dancer who appeared at the rapper’s Los Angeles ‘Pop Out’ show on Juneteenth, looks through an eye hole and asks for the password.
The rapper whispers the song’s opening, “I see dead people,” which many read as a shot at Drake that he’s out of the beef battle, and in deep oblivion, according to EW.
Lamar has used numerous imagery which refers to him as the winner of the ongoing beef with Drake.
Among many of his two digs at Drake, one involves an owl which the ‘Hotline Bling’ musician uses as a logo for his music label, OVO Sound.
Kendrick Lamar dances with his famiily in 'Not Like Us' video track
The second was when Lamar beats an owl-shaped piñata with the caption, “Disclaimer: No OVHoes were harmed in the making of this video.” He also trolls Drake’s record label in the song’s lyrics as he raps about “OVHoe.”
Drake’s ‘Family Matters’ diss track suggested that Lamar was physically abusive with his fiancée Whitney Alford and though he didn’t respond to the allegation in his following tracks, Lamar the 'Not Like Us' video, showed the family vibing and enjoying together.
Netizens cheer as Kendrick Lamar releases 'Not Like Us' official video
Internet enjoys Lamar's commercial hit song's video release on Fourth of July.
One fan wrote on Facebook, "He’s very strategic💯 💯I love it‼️"
"It's so good. I watched with ALL TEETH showing," another commented.
One user suggested, "The song goes hard but i wish he would take a break it's become over saturated."
"Love the sound. The song 🎵 for this summer," a person shared.
Another observed, "The same energy the crowd gave at the concert, was also felt in the video during the live clips. They're loving it."
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