“Not Like Us” became inescapable in what felt like a matter of hours. It’s been viewed nearly 200 million times on YouTube and took off on TikTok and traditional radio.

While 'Not Like Us' shattered streaming records and ruled the charts, Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy sweep and Super Bowl spotlight proved its power was not just digital, it was legendary in every arena.

Kendrick Lamar’s smash “Not Like Us” has been a lot of things since its release less than a year ago: a Drake-slaying diss track, a No. 1 single, a West Coast unity anthem, a Kamala Harris ...

Kendrick Lamar is breaking down the meaning of "Not Like Us" — without ever saying the name Drake. The Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper, 37, spoke with SZA in an interview for Harper's Bazaar ...

“Not Like Us” turned him into a pop-star whose songs live at the top of the Billboard charts; currently his song “Luther” with SZA is the number one song in the country and has been for 10 ...

When Lamar's "Not Like Us' debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on May 13, 2024, people across the world were singing along to lyrics that accused Drake and his team of being pedophiles due ...

“Not Like Us” was introduced to the world unceremoniously in a YouTube link on a Saturday evening. That it’s since become one of Lamar’s biggest songs is a testament to its staying power ...

Then “Not Like Us,” produced by DJ Mustard, came into the mix and rap fans declared Lamar the winner. The song became a near-instant hit as it quickly went viral on social media.

It wouldn’t be presumptuous to assume that “Not Like Us” will reign in the genre-specific categories, but vying for top wins in the general fields may prove more difficult based on a year of ...

“Not Like Us,” Lamar’s final entry in the battle, is a joyful dance on Drake’s metaphorical grave and a victory lap that mocks the rapper with comedic vitriol, a perfect delivery for Gen-Z ...

“Not Like Us” became inescapable in what felt like a matter of hours. It’s been viewed nearly 200 million times on YouTube and took off on TikTok and traditional radio.