Kendrick Lamar and SZA have shared a brand new video for his or her hit collaboration ‘Luther’.
The monitor is taken from Lamar’s current album ‘GNX‘, which was shock launched final November.
Karena Evans, who beforehand directed the music movies for Drake and Coldplay, is on the helm for the most recent clip, which ends with the unique model of Luther Vandross’ ‘If This World Had been Mine,’ that was sampled for the tune. You’ll be able to view it beneath.
The pair lately carried out the monitor together with their earlier collaboration ‘All The Stars’ at Lamar’s Tremendous Bowl Halftime Present, earlier this 12 months.
The pair lately introduced a joint ‘Grand Nationwide’ North American stadium tour, which can kick off on the US Financial institution Stadium in Minneapolis on April 19. From there, the duo will make their means throughout the US with stops in Houston, Atlanta, Charlotte, Philadelphia, East Rutherford, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Las Vegas, Chicago, Detroit and Toronto, earlier than wrapping up on June 18 on the Northwest Stadium in Washington D.C. – go to right here to buy tickets.
In a glowing five-star overview of the ‘GNX’, NME‘s Kyann-Sian Williams wrote: “Lamar channels what might be interpreted as hate and negativity right into a teachable second, main you to attract upon the purest emotion recognized to man: love. In a 12 months that began with a lot venom, Kendrick Lamar shares the antidote on ‘GNX’.”
The rapper’s monitor ‘Not Like Us’ additionally landed the coveted second spot on NME‘s 50 Greatest Songs Of 2024 checklist, writing that the one “packaged clever, intensely researched character assassinations right into a fierce, booming DJ Mustard-produced membership hit. Although his savage, accusatory wordplay grabbed the headlines, it was Lamar’s dissection of Drake as ‘coloniser’ that actually underlined his pure vitriol.”
The document was additionally one of many largest promoting vinyl album of 2025 up to now.
