Kendrick Lamar may be ripping stages across the country for his DAMN tour, but he hasn’t been too busy to drop a new visual from the critically acclaimed album.
In the Little Homies directed visual, Lamar and Rihanna find themselves in a number of scenarios ranging from watching a doppelganger get suffocated to the pair getting in a car crash and surviving.
The four minute visual is shot in a style in line with the previous videos from DAMN including “HUMBLE,” “DNA” and “ELEMENT,” the latter being heavily inspired by the work of famed black photographer Gordon Parks.
In other K. Dot news, Kendrick Lamar has already had quite a run of special guests on his DAMN tour, including 2 Chainz in Brooklyn, J. Cole in Detroit; but during his concert in Chicago on Thursday (Jul 27), he brought down the house with his surprise collaborator.
During a concert at Chicago’s United Center, Kendrick brought out hometown hero Chance The Rapper in a very dramatic fashion—from underneath the stage to perform his smash hit “No Problem.”
The DAMN Tour is slated to continue through September.
Check out the video for “Loyalty” below.
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