Compton Business Owner Slams Report That Kendrick Lamar Is At Fault For Financial Blowback Over ‘Not Like Us’ Video Shoot
Despite Pleasant’s updated statement, the business appeared to still receive negative attention. So, in their Instagram Stories they tried to make the best of their new-found infamy. Kendrick Lamar, pgLang, nor have Compton, California city official publicly addressed the statement.
Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ Video Causes Compton Businesses to Lose Thousands of Dollars – Report
Cop Your XXL Merch Now Kendrick Lamar‘s “Not Like Us” video is a celebration of the beloved rapper’s hometown of Compton but several local businesses have claimed the filming of the visual hurt them financially.
Compton Business Claimed They Lost Money During Kendrick's ‘Not Like Us’ Video Shoot, But The Real Story is More Complicated
Alma's Place, a restaurant in Compton, cleared up any controversy surrounding Lamar and the filming of the "Not Like Us" video.
Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ Video Reportedly Cost Compton Businesses Thousands In Lost Revenue, Which They Want The Rapper To Reimburse
Kendrick Lamar has been a long victory lap since his win in the Drake beef. The “ Meet The Grahams ” rapper’s eye are set on New Orleans thanks to him securing the coveted Apple Music Super Bowl 2025 Halftime Show slot. However, business owners in Compton, California are urging him to handle a mess he supposedly made back home.
Compton didn’t warn local business owners about Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ video shoot: report
Several small business owners in Compton had no idea that a rap superstar was filming the music video for America’s No. 1 song back in June, and it wound up costing them thousands of dollars, according to a report.
Kendrick Lamar Called Out By Businesses Claiming They Lost Thousands During ‘Not Like Us’ Video Shoot
Kendrick Lamar is facing criticism from local businesses in Compton who claim they lost thousands due to his "Not Like Us" video shoot.
Compton Restaurant Defends Kendrick Lamar After ‘Not Like Us' Shoot Was Blamed for Loss in Revenue
Kendrick Lamar‘s video shoot for "Not Like Us" is at the center of a controversy between the city of Compton, local businesses, and DJ Akademiks. Over the weekend, the Los Angeles Times reported that local businesses in the city of Compton lost money because officials didn't give them enough notice that Lamar's music video was going to be shot in the area.
These Compton Restaurants Want Compensation for Kendrick Lamar’s Music Video Shoot
W hen Compton rapper Kendrick Lamar showcased longtime favorite Tam’s Burgers No. 21 for his music video “Not Like Us,” the Rosecrans and Central Avenues fast-food restauran
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Kendrick Lamar fans rage they're 'tired' of Not Like Us after Super Bowl win
Kendrick Lamar's hit Not Like Us is widely expected to feature in his 2025 Super Bowl halftime show, but some fans are ...
Kendrick Lamar releases untitled track; song references feud, is first since 'Not Like Us'
Kendrick Lamar released his first song since the No. 1 hit 'Not Like Us' won the feud he had with Drake. Hear the song ...
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People Are Tired of Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ and Don’t Want to Hear It Anymore
Kendrick Lamar will likely perform his blockbuster hit song "Not Like Us" during his 2025 Super Bowl halftime show, but some people are tired of the song and don't want to hear it. K-Dot then ...
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Compton Restaurant Defends Kendrick Lamar After ‘Not Like Us’ Shoot Was Blamed for Loss in Revenue
By Angel Diaz editor Kendrick Lamar‘s video shoot for “Not Like Us” is at the center of a controversy between the city of Compton, local businesses, and DJ Akademiks. Over the weekend ...
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‘Sidelining antiwar voices’: US Uncommitted Movement not endorsing Harris
Washington, DC – The Uncommitted National Movement, a grassroots effort in the United States that is seeking to pressure the ...
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Not Like Us: PW Talks with Rabih Alameddine
In Comforting Myths (Univ. of Virginia, Oct.), Lebanese American novelist Rabih Alameddine argues that all art is political.