Snoop Dogg is showing love to Kendrick Lamar.
The Ken & Friends: The Pop Out concert went down on Wednesday (June 19) at The Forum in Inglewood, California. The sold-out show took over social media as it trended at number one on X throughout the evening.
Lamar invited other L.A. artists to share the stage with him including, Jay Rock, Schoolboy Q, and Ab-Soul, and Dr. Dre. Dre performed some of his classics such as “Still D.R.E.” and “California Love.”
Snoop Dogg wasn’t in attendance, however, he shares a message following the event. In the selfie style Instagram video, Snoop crowns K. Dot the “King” of the West. Take a look below.
Snoop isn’t the only one who is singing Lamar his praises. Rapper The Game also took to Instagram live to also share his thoughts on the Pop Out. Game was too not in attendance, however, he says, “I ain’t have to be there to think that the shit was motherf*cking cool,” Game said.
He added: “And what he did last night, that shit was amazing for the West Coast. I sat back and I watched it, n***a. I ain’t have to be there to think that the shit was motherf*cking cool to major. That’s cool, n***a. I think it’s a dub for the coas- I think that what K.Dot did for a lot of West Coast n***s last night was hard as f*ck, n***a. It was hard. I think it was dope of him and big-hearted of him to do that shit for n***s.”
He goes on to say that when it comes to picking a side- he’s loyal to who’s loyal to him. “Drake, that’s my motherf*cking brother, n***a. And Kendrick, that’s the homie, he know what it is, nigga. We came up in this shit. Kendrick watched me do it, nigga. Top Dawg watched me do it. Them n****s had what they had way back then, and I helped niggas where I could help niggas, and ain’t nobody going to take that from you or deny that.”