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Kendrick Lamar BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Kendrick Lamar has been making headlines with his record-breaking Grand National Tour, co-headlined with SZA. The tour kicked off on April 19 in Minneapolis, where it grossed over $9.1 million from more than 47,000 fans, breaking Eminem's previous record for the highest-grossing rap concert. This Minneapolis show was also the most attended concert for both artists outside of festival performances.
Most recently, Lamar delivered an electrifying moment during his Atlanta tour stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Tuesday night, April 29. He surprised fans by bringing out Playboi Carti to perform their collaboration "Good Credit" together for the first time. The Tribune reports that the crowd erupted when Carti appeared on stage, with one fan posting on X: "If someone told me five years ago Kendrick and Carti would share a stage, I'd call you crazy."
In awards news, Kendrick took home Best Male Hip Hop Artist at the 2025 BET Awards, according to BET. Notably, he accepted this prestigious award without saying a word, demonstrating his unique ability to maintain his artistic mystique even during major industry recognition.
During the opening night of his tour, Lamar appeared to take aim at his rival Drake by mocking him for taking their beef to the courtroom. Before performing his chart-topping diss track "Not Like Us," Kendrick played a pre-recorded skit depicting himself in a deposition with a lawyer, seemingly referencing Drake's lawsuit against Universal Music Group.
The Grand National Tour spans 23 shows across the United States and Canada and is set to conclude on June 18 in Landover, Maryland. Early projections suggest the tour could surpass $100 million in total revenue.
While maintaining his characteristic low social media profile, Lamar's cultural impact continues to resonate, with fans eagerly anticipating what surprises might come next on his tour. Each performance adds another chapter to the remarkable story of this Pulitzer Prize-winning artist who continues to break records and push creative boundaries.
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Kendrick Lamar has been making headlines with his record-breaking Grand National Tour, co-headlined with SZA. The tour kicked off on April 19 in Minneapolis, where it grossed over $9.1 million from more than 47,000 fans, breaking Eminem's previous record for the highest-grossing rap concert. This Minneapolis show was also the most attended concert for both artists outside of festival performances.
Most recently, Lamar delivered an electrifying moment during his Atlanta tour stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Tuesday night, April 29. He surprised fans by bringing out Playboi Carti to perform their collaboration "Good Credit" together for the first time. The Tribune reports that the crowd erupted when Carti appeared on stage, with one fan posting on X: "If someone told me five years ago Kendrick and Carti would share a stage, I'd call you crazy."
In awards news, Kendrick took home Best Male Hip Hop Artist at the 2025 BET Awards, according to BET. Notably, he accepted this prestigious award without saying a word, demonstrating his unique ability to maintain his artistic mystique even during major industry recognition.
During the opening night of his tour, Lamar appeared to take aim at his rival Drake by mocking him for taking their beef to the courtroom. Before performing his chart-topping diss track "Not Like Us," Kendrick played a pre-recorded skit depicting himself in a deposition with a lawyer, seemingly referencing Drake's lawsuit against Universal Music Group.
The Grand National Tour spans 23 shows across the United States and Canada and is set to conclude on June 18 in Landover, Maryland. Early projections suggest the tour could surpass $100 million in total revenue.
While maintaining his characteristic low social media profile, Lamar's cultural impact continues to resonate, with fans eagerly anticipating what surprises might come next on his tour. Each performance adds another chapter to the remarkable story of this Pulitzer Prize-winning artist who continues to break records and push creative boundaries.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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Kendrick Lamar has been making headlines with his record-breaking Grand National Tour, co-headlined with SZA. The tour kicked off on April 19 in Minneapolis, where it grossed over $9.1 million from more than 47,000 fans, breaking Eminem's previous record for the highest-grossing rap concert. This Minneapolis show was also the most attended concert for both artists outside of festival performances.
Most recently, Lamar delivered an electrifying moment during his Atlanta tour stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Tuesday night, April 29. He surprised fans by bringing out Playboi Carti to perform their collaboration "Good Credit" together for the first time. The Tribune reports that the crowd erupted when Carti appeared on stage, with one fan posting on X: "If someone told me five years ago Kendrick and Carti would share a stage, I'd call you crazy."
In awards news, Kendrick took home Best Male Hip Hop Artist at the 2025 BET Awards, according to BET. Notably, he accepted this prestigious award without saying a word, demonstrating his unique ability to maintain his artistic mystique even during major industry recognition.
During the opening night of his tour, Lamar appeared to take aim at his rival Drake by mocking him for taking their beef to the courtroom. Before performing his chart-topping diss track "Not Like Us," Kendrick played a pre-recorded skit depicting himself in a deposition with a lawyer, seemingly referencing Drake's lawsuit against Universal Music Group.
The Grand National Tour spans 23 shows across the United States and Canada and is set to conclude on June 18 in Landover, Maryland. Early projections suggest the tour could surpass $100 million in total revenue.
While maintaining his characteristic low social media profile, Lamar's cultural impact continues to resonate, with fans eagerly anticipating what surprises might come next on his tour. Each performance adds another chapter to the remarkable story of this Pulitzer Prize-winning artist who continues to break records and push creative boundaries.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
Kendrick Lamar has been making headlines with his record-breaking Grand National Tour, co-headlined with SZA. The tour kicked off on April 19 in Minneapolis, where it grossed over $9.1 million from more than 47,000 fans, breaking Eminem's previous record for the highest-grossing rap concert. This Minneapolis show was also the most attended concert for both artists outside of festival performances.
Most recently, Lamar delivered an electrifying moment during his Atlanta tour stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Tuesday night, April 29. He surprised fans by bringing out Playboi Carti to perform their collaboration "Good Credit" together for the first time. The Tribune reports that the crowd erupted when Carti appeared on stage, with one fan posting on X: "If someone told me five years ago Kendrick and Carti would share a stage, I'd call you crazy."
In awards news, Kendrick took home Best Male Hip Hop Artist at the 2025 BET Awards, according to BET. Notably, he accepted this prestigious award without saying a word, demonstrating his unique ability to maintain his artistic mystique even during major industry recognition.
During the opening night of his tour, Lamar appeared to take aim at his rival Drake by mocking him for taking their beef to the courtroom. Before performing his chart-topping diss track "Not Like Us," Kendrick played a pre-recorded skit depicting himself in a deposition with a lawyer, seemingly referencing Drake's lawsuit against Universal Music Group.
The Grand National Tour spans 23 shows across the United States and Canada and is set to conclude on June 18 in Landover, Maryland. Early projections suggest the tour could surpass $100 million in total revenue.
While maintaining his characteristic low social media profile, Lamar's cultural impact continues to resonate, with fans eagerly anticipating what surprises might come next on his tour. Each performance adds another chapter to the remarkable story of this Pulitzer Prize-winning artist who continues to break records and push creative boundaries.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta