Kendrick Lamar and SZA have shared a new video for their hit collaboration ‘Luther’.
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The track is taken from Lamar’s recent album ‘GNX‘, which was surprise released last November.
Karena Evans, who previously directed the music videos for Drake and Coldplay, is at the helm for the latest clip, which ends with the original version of Luther Vandross’ ‘If This World Were Mine,’ that was sampled for the song. You can view it below.
The pair recently performed the track along with their previous collaboration ‘All The Stars’ at Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show, earlier this year.
The pair recently announced a joint ‘Grand National’ North American stadium tour, which will kick off at the US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on April 19. From there, the duo will make their way across the US with stops in Houston, Atlanta, Charlotte, Philadelphia, East Rutherford, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Las Vegas, Chicago, Detroit and Toronto, before wrapping up on June 18 at the Northwest Stadium in Washington D.C. – visit here to purchase tickets.
In a glowing five-star review of the ‘GNX’, NME‘s Kyann-Sian Williams wrote: “Lamar channels what could be interpreted as hate and negativity into a teachable moment, leading you to draw upon the purest emotion known to man: love. In a year that started with so much venom, Kendrick Lamar shares the antidote on ‘GNX’.”
The rapper’s track ‘Not Like Us’ also landed the coveted second spot on NME‘s 50 Best Songs Of 2024 list, writing that the single “packaged intelligent, intensely researched character assassinations into a fierce, booming DJ Mustard-produced club hit. Though his savage, accusatory wordplay grabbed the headlines, it was Lamar’s dissection of Drake as ‘coloniser’ that truly underlined his pure vitriol.”
The record was also one of the biggest selling vinyl album of 2025 so far.
