Buick has made a reference to Kendrick Lamar's surprise new album GNX by posing a black Buick Envista with black wheels like Lamar's GNX in a recent video.

Kendrick named his album after one of the hardest cars of all time , the 1987 Buick GNX ,The Grand National GNX also beat the Ferrari in the quarter-mile run by 0.3 seconds. The only car that was able to challenge the GNX at the time was the Lamborghini Countach. 🔥 https://t.co/B3a4BCnr8e

Next year’s Super Bowl halftime show performer just dropped a new album named after a pretty super car. On Friday, […]

Kendrick Lamar’s big year isn’t over yet. The rapper just dropped his sixth album, GNX, with no warning. The project comes after a monthslong beef with Drake, being named as the Super Bowl 59 halftime performer,

It’s appropriate that Kendrick Lamar named his new album after the 1987 Buick Grand National Experimental. Produced in limited quantities, it was never as ubiquitous as its predecessor, the Buick Regal,

Kendrick Lamar has always had excellent taste in cars, but he’s never incorporated them into his music like we’ve seen from, say, Frank Ocean. Today, with his surprise drop, “GNX,” he changed that in stunning form — pairing a hell of a car with a hell of an album.

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Kendrick Lamar decided to pop out and show the world his sixth album, “GNX,” on Friday — sans promotion or warning. This after a highly successful year for the critically acclaimed artist, which included dominating a rap feud with Drake and clinching the headlining slot for next year’s Super Bowl halftime show.

A s of early last week, Los Angeles rapper Kendrick Lamar had already had a productive year and a lot of momentum going into 2025. In March, he appeared on a single, “Like That,

Hits Daily Double delivered first-week projections for Kendrick Lamar’s sixth studio LP, GNX. According to the publication, the surprise drop is forecasted to earn 291,000 album-equivalent units, which would safely secure a No.