Kendrick Lamar
Somewhere along the line, the top-selling rapper went from making music for women to getting a rise out of disrespecting women.
J. Cole dissed Kendrick Lamar. A few days later, he apologized for the record and took the song off streaming platforms. Now people can't stop criticizing Cole for it.
The four-time NBA champion let loose on the dance floor.
The “Humble” rapper noticed a 9-year-old holding a sign that read, "My name is Kendrick. This is my 1st concert. Can We Take a Pic."
WHAT'S HAPPENING
According to a report from Nielson, hip-hop and R&B are now the dominant music genre in America, outselling Rock n’ roll for the first time ever.
The clip, which shows the security worker wiping away tears, has already garnered over 11 million views.
The dramatic protest came two days after the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to strip away women’s constitutional protection for abortion.
The rapper shared another clue about "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers" ahead of its release.
"The Heart Part 5" is the rapper's first new single in four years.
The “DAMN.” follow-up is slated for release in May.