Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre break down Kendrick Lamar’s track ‘Not Like Us’ and its impact on the West Coast.
- The song, a diss track aimed at Drake, goes beyond music disputes to foster unity.
- Snoop Dogg sees the track as a catalyst for peace among different communities.
- Dr. Dre’s performance alongside Lamar highlights his stance on the music’s importance.
- The conversation took place during a lively Drink Champs episode at ComplexCon.
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg took the stage to share how Kendrick Lamar’s track, ‘Not Like Us,’ has done more than just stir the pot in the hip-hop world. It was during a vibrant episode of Drink Champs at ComplexCon that these legends revealed its unexpected unifying power.
Snoop Dogg explained that the song, despite being a diss aimed at Drake, has achieved something remarkable on the West Coast. ‘It unified the West,’ he stated simply, pointing out how it brought rival groups together. The track became a turning point, encouraging gang members to see each other as friends rather than foes.
This viral hit managed to transcend typical conflicts, and Snoop was quick to note the evolving dynamics as a product of Lamar’s music. The song became a bridge between different groups, fostering unexpected friendships. For Snoop, it was less about picking sides and more about celebrating newfound alliances.
In another key moment, Dr. Dre hit the stage with Kendrick Lamar during ‘The Pop Out’ event in Los Angeles, reinforcing his support for the track’s message. Amidst the fiery exchanges between Lamar and Drake, ‘Not Like Us’ shines as a beacon of camaraderie.
The exchange on Drink Champs also touched on Lamar’s big plans for the Super Bowl Halftime Show. It seems the track’s influence isn’t waning; rather, it’s paving the way for future performances and collaborations. Snoop and Dre’s discussion serves as a testament to this growing legacy.
Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ leaves its mark, transforming rivalry into unity on the West Coast.
