Drake Events In The Hamptons As Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” Racks Up 11M Views In a single day

Drake was partying his cares away within the Hamptons whereas social media had a discipline day with Kendrick Lamar dancing on Drizzy’s grave within the “Not Like Us” video. 

On Thursday (July 4), Drake joined Michael Rubin at his annual white celebration, simply hours after Ok. Dot dropped the extremely anticipated visuals for his Drake diss. Drake was seen mingling with GloRilla and different visitors on the star-studded bash. 

Lamar’s “Not Like Us” video has racked up a staggering 11 million views in simply 10 hours. Kendrick Lamar let the visuals do the speaking in a video full of symbolism and direct responses to Drake’s assaults all through their beef. 

Kendrick Lamar Responds To Drake’s “Household Issues” Allegations

Easter eggs littered the gorgeous video alongside some extra apparent references. One of many highlights included Lamar dancing along with his fiancée Whitney Alford and their two youngsters. 

Drake accused Lamar of abusing his longtime companion on “Household Issues.” He additionally claimed Alford had an affair along with his PgLang companion, Dave Free, and implied he fathered considered one of Ok. Dot’s youngsters. Nonetheless, Free directed the visuals alongside Kendrick Lamar, additional dispelling the claims.

Lamar ends the video with a scene that includes an owl, symbolizing Drake’s OVO model. He stands nose to nose with the owl earlier than strolling away and revealing the fowl in a cage.  

Along with the caged owl, one other scene seemingly references Ok. Dot’s “pedophile” allegations and Drake’s response that “I’d have been arrested” if he have been a predator. Lamar works out in a stripped-down room harking back to a jail cell. Giving a nod to a different of Drake’s tracks, Lamar does push ups.  

Even the discharge date helps Lamar’s claims that Drake is a colonizer and “Not Like Us.” After internet hosting his epic The Pop Out: Ken & Associates live performance on Juneteenth, Lamar launched the visuals on Independence Day, just a few days after Drake celebrated Canada Day.