Kendrick Lamar Brings Out ScHoolboy Q For “Collard Greens”

Kendrick Lamar is formally performed with what has been a historic world tour. The Tremendous Bowl performer has been on the Grand Nationwide trek since April and promoting out exhibits nonstop. With that being mentioned, it looks like he wished to exit with a bang. If that’s the case, then the Compton rapper did so after which some.

For his second of two exhibits in Sydney, Kendrick Lamar introduced out certainly one of his closest collaborators in ScHoolboy Q. He and Doechii have been the supporting acts for the handful of performances in The Land Down Below.

However not solely was Q a terrific facet act, he additionally was introduced out by his former TDE label mate for a nostalgic rendition of “Collard Greens.” The 2013 smash single was one which helped solidify the BLUE LIPS creator as a star, so it was solely proper to indicate the tune its correct respect.

Within the clip from gothamhiphop, you may see the packed enviornment bouncing up and down for the equally exuberant monitor. Whereas it was the one joint monitor they carried out, in line with Setlist FM, it was nonetheless cool to see them reconnect on the time they did.

In a means, this very second type of encapsulates what the Grand Nationwide Tour was all about. Success. Not solely was it a celebrated manufacturing irrespective of the place Kendrick took it, however it additionally introduced him a whole lot of success.

That particularly is true from a monetary perspective. It stands alone as the very best grossing hip-hop tour ever. As of November, it is made $332.1 million. That shatters the earlier whole sarcastically held by Drake with It is All A Blur. That introduced in a nonetheless unfathomable $321 million.

Again when that report about Kendrick’s run got here out, 34 of the 47 exhibits have been reported. Now that the complete tour is full, we’re wanting to see how way more that whole will increase by. Okay. Dot additionally broke the file for the very best grossing present in hip-hop historical past, tallying $9.124 million.