00:00Yeah.
00:08Kendrick Lamar took full
00:10aim at Drake and brought
00:12out 25 L.A. artists during
00:14his special the pop out Ken
00:16and friends Juneteenth concert.
00:18Thousands flocked to the Kia
00:20Forum in L.A. for the Juneteenth
00:22event, which was to showcase
00:24unity among West Coast talent.
00:26More than two dozen artists made an
00:28appearance at the concert, including
00:30who captured the more than 25 artists from
00:32across L.A. who performed at the show
00:34while instructing everybody on stage
00:36to say one West. This is unity
00:38y'all just don't know.
00:40Among the highlights, Lamar
00:42kept the energy up during his set
00:44with renditions of hits such as Be Humble,
00:46DNA and Element among others.
00:48Dom Kennedy and Steve Lacey who came
00:50out during a set curated by L.A. producer
00:52DJ Mustard held a moment
00:54in memory of slain Crenshaw rapper Nipsey
00:56Hussle.
00:58Dr. Dre performed himself before he teed up
01:04Lamar's grand finale performance
01:06of the viral Drake diss, Not Like Us
01:08by whispering the intro line,
01:10I see dead people.
01:12Throughout the night the crowd was chanting
01:16O V Ho, another lyric from Not Like Us
01:18at various points in the evening.
01:20Lamar went on to wrap the track an additional
01:22four times stating in between the
01:24encore performances, y'all ain't gonna let
01:26anyone disrespect the West Coast.
01:28Lamar noted at the end as he reunited the
01:30performers across L.A. I promise this
01:32won't be the last of us.
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