Kendrick Lamar Does First Interview Since Drake Beef, Talks ‘Not Like Us’ and Tapping Into His Feminine Side. C. Vernon Coleman II. C. Vernon Coleman II Published: October 21, 2024.

W ay before the iconic rap beef with Drake, Compton rapper Kendrick Lamar has always been one of the most iconic rappers in ...

Kendrick Lamar Talks Drake, 'DAMN.' & More in Revealing New Interview: The Album 'Could Have Crashed and Burned' Kendrick Lamar is opening up about his star-studded collaborations and his super ...

Kendrick Lamar is set to sit down for a rare interview ahead of his upcoming Super Bowl Halftime Show performance.. On Monday (Feb. 3), it was announced that Lamar will be appearing at the Apple ...

Pusha T says Drake outperforms both Kendrick Lamar and himself, while questioning Kendrick’s legacy in new interview.

Hot on the heels of his 11 Grammy nominations earlier this month, hip-hop star Kendrick Lamar opened up like never before in a revelatory interview with NPR published Tuesday. “It was outside my ...

Kendrick Lamar will be the main headliner at the Super Bowl LIX show this Sunday in New Orleans. The artist spoke to Apple Music Radio. The Progression of Hip-Hop A lot of people ...

Lamar said a lot of people "don't see the story before the glory," in the interview. Kendrick Lamar started rapping under the name K.Dot and often raps about his upbringing in Compton.

GQ Magazine has released their Man of the Year issue, and in the issue, Kendrick Lamar was named Rapper of the Year. As part of this title, the magazine did a feature interview with Kendrick.

Kendrick Lamar Saw The Crying Security Guard From His Show And Wonders What He Was Going Through. ... Jazzy, whose interviews with big-name artists like Jay-Z, J. Cole, ...

Kendrick Lamar Says 'Godspeed for Women's Rights' During Glastonbury Set After 'Roe v. ... Lamar gave the security guard a shoutout in an interview with 12-year-old Jazzy of Jazzy's WorldTV.

Super Bowl LIX Rare Kendrick Lamar interview reveals Super Bowl Halftime Show plans. The Compton rapper promised “storytelling” in a highly anticipated performance in New Orleans.