Kendrick Lamar put a cap on his months-long feud with Drake by releasing a music video for his hit song "Not Like Us," which dissed the Canadian rapper. Lamar released the video on Independence Day. He previously held a concert called "The Pop Out" on Juneteenth,

Kendrick Lamar recently dropped the highly anticipated video for his hit single “Not Like Us.” The video amassed over 34 million views on YouTube in just three days, and there’s still a lot of symbolism to unpack within the clip.

Kendrick Lamar has released a music video for "Not Like Us," months after Drake surrendered from their beef. Here are the easter eggs to watch out for.

It’s been a minute since a music video drop caused the sort of buzz that makes people drop what they’re doing to watch. But the visual for Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” which the rapper released on the Fourth of July, continues the track’s stratospheric ride to defining the zeitgeist.

Back in May, Kendrick Lamar was crowned the heavyweight champion of his long-brewing war of words with Drake. But even after releasing a barrage of diss tracks - "Euphoria," "Meet the Grahams," and summer anthem "Not Like Us" among them - Lamar wasn't done yet.

Lamar teases an unreleased track, giving fans a tantalizing hint of more new music to come. The music video opens with Lamar’s signature introspective style, backed by Mustard’s distinctive West Coast sound. The opening visuals include a still shot of the Compton Courthouse, followed by black-and-white footage of Lamar in a hallway.

Kendrick Lamar dropped a series of explosive teaser photos from the set of his upcoming Not Like Us music video. The track, which is a sharp diss aimed at Drake seemed like a sensational one.

Overall, the Not Like Us music video has been a hit, just like the song has, and as of now, it doesn’t look like Drake or Kendrick will be calling a truce anytime soon