Kendrick Lamar Surprises Fans with Clipse Performance in Los Angeles
Kendrick Lamar delivered an unexpected treat to fans in Los Angeles last night, joining rap duo Clipse onstage during the first song of their show at the Novo venue. This electrifying appearance occurred as Lamar takes a brief respite from his European tour alongside SZA, before launching the South American leg in Mexico City on September 23rd.
The performance unfolded as Pusha and No Malice launched into “Chains & Whips,” a track already featuring Lamar’s distinctive verse. Suddenly, lamar emerged from backstage, delivering his verse to a roaring crowd.Following his performance, Lamar took a moment to express his deep respect for Clipse and their enduring influence. He acknowledged the significance of their recent album, Let God Sort Em Out, marking their first release in nearly sixteen years.”This is our home city,” he proclaimed to the audience. “It’s such a priviledge to be in front of motherucking legends, man. I’ma be out there watching with y’all.. Thes are my motherucking people from day one. Love y’all.”
Clipse Tour Dates & Album Revival
Clipse are currently touring North America in support of Let god Sort Em Out, with dates scheduled through September 11th in Baltimore. Following the North American run, the duo will head to Europe, kicking off their european tour on November 5th in Tilburg, Netherlands.
The release of Let God Sort Em Out has been met with critical acclaim, signaling a powerful return for the influential rap duo. Many consider the album a landmark achievement, solidifying clipse’s place in hip-hop history.
Album: Let God Sort Em Out
North American Tour: Through September 11th
European Tour: Begins November 5th
Why This Collaboration Matters
This impromptu performance highlights the respect and admiration within the hip-hop community. Kendrick Lamar’s appearance underscores Clipse’s lasting impact and the excitement surrounding their new music. For you, as a fan of either artist, this collaboration represents a merging of generations and a celebration of lyrical prowess.
You can view fan-captured footage of the performance
