With virtually no warning, Kendrick Lamar released GNX on Friday, November 22. Lamar worked on his follow-up to Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers with Sounwave, Jack Antonoff, Mustard, Kamasi Washington, SZA, Deyra Barrera, Roddy Ricch, Terrace Martin, and more.

From West Coast rap pioneers to the movies that changed the world, Kendrick’s latest video contains plenty of nods to pop culture.

Kendrick Lamar’s “squabble up” was first teased in the “Not Like Us” video, prompting fans to ask for it endlessly. The single arrived on the new GNX album and is immediately running up the streams. The single is expected to end Shaboozey’s streak on top of the Billboard 200 with “A Bar Song (Tipsy).”

Despite his massive success, the Southern California rapper who took on Drake and won still has a lot to complain about

A s of early last week, Los Angeles rapper Kendrick Lamar had already had a productive year and a lot of momentum going into 2025. In March, he appeared on a single, “Like That,

Kendrick Lamar dropped a surprise album called GNX but he is facing a bit of a backlash for using an e-word racial slur in one of the new tracks. Lamar unexpectedly released GNX on 22 November and it's his first full album since that feud with Drake went stratospheric (which we can all agree Lamar resoundingly won with 'Not Like Us',

Kendrick Lamar's song on his album, 'GNX,' "Squabble Up," is one fans are dissecting online. Here's the meaning behind the smash hit.