Kendrick Lamar Spotted in Compton Shooting ''Not Like Us'' Video

Watch: Kendrick Lamar Film "Not Like Us" Music Video in Compton

Kendrick Lamar and DJ Mustard Film "Not Like Us" Music Video in Compton

Kendrick Lamar's track "Not Like Us," a pointed diss aimed at Drake, has been making waves this year. 

Its impact was undeniable after Kendrick performed it multiple times at his "Pop Out" concert in LA earlier this week. 

The event was a star-studded affair, with appearances from Dr. Dre, YG, Ty Dolla Sign, and many other notable figures, transforming the night into a grand celebration of West Coast hip hop.

Following the concert's success, news emerged that Kendrick Lamar was preparing to film a new music video in his hometown of Compton. 

To ensure safety and order during the shoot, he enlisted the support of the L.A. County Sheriff's Department, who provided deputies for added security. 

Initially, there was speculation about which song the video would feature. However, it has since been confirmed that the video in question is for "Not Like Us." 

Several clips have surfaced online showing Kendrick Lamar filming the video. In these snippets, Kendrick is seen energetically dancing to "Not Like Us," surrounded by a large, enthusiastic crowd. 

The atmosphere is electric, capturing the essence of Compton's vibrant community. 

DJ Mustard, the mastermind behind the track's production, was also present, joining in the dancing and sharing the excitement with fans. He even took the time to pose for photos, clearly enjoying the moment. 

Kendrick Lamar Caught Filming "Not Like Us" in Compton:

The music video shoot was not only a testament to Kendrick's connection to his roots but also a collaborative effort involving several special guests. 

The presence of DJ Mustard and other notable figures added to the significance of the event, highlighting the collaborative spirit of the hip-hop community. 

Fans eagerly await its release, anticipating another visually compelling and culturally rich addition to Kendrick's body of work. 

In the meantime, the buzz surrounding the "Not Like Us" video shoot continues to grow, reflecting Kendrick Lamar's enduring influence in the rap and hip-hop world. 

As he continues to push boundaries and celebrate his roots, Kendrick's work remains a beacon of authenticity and creativity in the music industry.

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