While SZA and saxophonist Kamasi Washington are the only cameos on “GNX” that pop music fans are likely to recognize, the album is a comprehensive roster of SoCal scene-beloved veterans like Wallie the Sensei, AzChike and Hitta J3, and fast-rising local acts like Dody6 and YoungThreat.

As rumored, Kendrick Lamar appears to have new music on the way, as he dropped a minute-long teaser song and video titled 'GNX.'

Now, four months later, Kendrick follows up with “GNX,” a short, reflective new song that finds the Pulitzer Prize winner doubling down on the other half of the message of “Not Like Us” — solidarity with real ones,

Kendrick Lamar is in album mode after releasing the new song and video "GNX" as well as an LP of the same name.

The rapper’s sixth studio album follows the success of a pair of tracks this year that were sparked by a war of words with Drake.

Despite his massive success, the Southern California rapper who took on Drake and won still has a lot to complain about

Kendrick Lamar is continuing the rollout of his surprise sixth studio album, GNX, dropping the music video for the project's early standout track, "Squabble Up," on Monday (Nov. 25). The clip features K.

Lamar mentioned on his album 'GNX' that the Queens MC was the only peer to congratulate him on headlining the Super Bowl.

Kendrick Lamar dropped a surprise album called GNX but he is facing a bit of a backlash for using an e-word racial slur in one of the new tracks. Lamar unexpectedly released GNX on 22 November and it's his first full album since that feud with Drake went stratospheric (which we can all agree Lamar resoundingly won with 'Not Like Us',