Kendrick Lamar Creates Hip Hop History with ‘The Pop Out’ Concert on Juneteenth: Round Up

Kendrick Lamar inarguably created hip hop history this Juneteenth, all the way from his home city of Los Angeles. Live from the historically legendary Kia Forum in Inglewood, Kendrick bought out artists and celebrities back to back in a two hour celebration of the city (and well, of Drake’s dreadful defeat).

Nigga it is CRIPS AND BLOODS DANCING TOGETHER ON STAGE ON JUNETEENTH TO A FUCKING DISS TRACK LMFAOOOOOO I don’t think anybody ever been hated this much lmfaoooo

— Lil’Ney (@motorcityoprah) June 20, 2024

The set kicked off with DJ Hed taking the stage first and bringing out young emcees like Remble, Ray Vaughn from TDE, Cuzzos, Jay Worthy, Westside Boogie, and more, including the legendary Tommy the Clown, who came out with a dance crew that meant business.

Family Ties. pic.twitter.com/FjSBwpdYDw

— Amazon Music (@amazonmusic) June 20, 2024

As did Mustard and friends, who were up next and comprised of names like YG, Dom Kennedy, Steve Lacy, Tyler The Creator, and more. The deadly blow, however, was Kendrick himself, rocking a blood-red hoodie and rapping in prescription glasses as the crowd went up in a frenzy. So, without further ado, here’s a recap with some of the most iconic moments from the concert!

My favourite moment wasn’t even in the stream, its this reaction from Ak pic.twitter.com/3HSWPnGMG8

— azarias (@azarias416) June 20, 2024

Bro I’m finna cry https://t.co/tX1dMEJTAQ

— WESTSIDE BOOGIE (@WS_Boogie) June 20, 2024

Dr. Dre hittin the “I see dead people” line… cold asfpic.twitter.com/2koqUSLvfE https://t.co/meHUKSLRQS

— SK (@raptalksk) June 20, 2024

Whitney Alford with the kids enjoying Kendrick Lamar’s show tonight @ The Forum

pic.twitter.com/qArknceOXw

— Hip Hop All Day (@HipHopAllDayy) June 20, 2024

#KendrickLamar opens up his set at the Pop Out with ‘Euphoria’ pic.twitter.com/4KIvvI33N2

— HOT 97 (@HOT97) June 20, 2024

KENDRICK LAMAR & DR. DRE
NOT LIKE US

KENDRICK LAMAR’S
POP OUT CONCERT

LIVE AT THE FORUM pic.twitter.com/kQSlU6uA4V

— NFR Podcast (@nfr_podcast) June 20, 2024

In case you’re wondering about the in-depth set list, look no further. We got you:

Setlist: The Pop Out – Ken and Friends

Touchable – Remble

Problems – Ray Vaughn

GOLDMEMBERS – Cuzzos ft. Jasscole, Milly Mo, BB, Teaawhy & Big I-N-D-O

Light it up – Rucci ft AzChike

MEET THE WHOOPS by DJ Champ ft Jay Worthy, Meet the whoops (thanks for finding this u/sir_uca)

03 Flow – Wallie The Sensei

Silent Ride – Westside Boogie (let’s fucking gooooo)

Underrated – Zoe Osama

Right Wit It – Kalan.frfr ft Chris O’Bannon & G Perico

Bozo – Bino Rideaux

Walkin’ In – BlueBucksClan

Get Rich – RJmrLA (love this dudes energy)

GEEKALEEK – OhGeesy ft Cash Kidd

Like Whaaat – Jason Martin

Tommy the Clown crew dancing (working on his tracks after the show, couldn’t keep up)

Pure Water – Mustard & Migos

Back that azz up – Juvenile Lil Wayne and Manny Fresh

Soak City – 310babii

Rack City – Tyga

I’m Different – 2Chainz

Show Me – Kid Ink ft Chris Brown

I don’t fuck with you – Big Sean

Overrated – Blxst

Chosen – Blxst ft Ty Dolla $ign

Paranoid – Ty Dolla $ign ft B.o.B

My type of party – Dom Kennedy

When I Come Around – Dom Kennedy

Static – Steve Lacy

Bad Habit – Steve Lacy

WUSYANAME – Tyler

EARFQUAKE – Tyler

Perfect Ten – Nipsey and Mustard

Last Time That I Checc’d – Nipsey

Racks in the Middle – Nipsey ft Roddy Ricch

Die Young – Roddy Ricch

The Box – Roddy Ricch (LOVING THE SHOW)

Ballin’ – Roddy Ricch

BPT – YG

My N***** – YG

A lil of you broke – YG

Toot it and boot it – YG

Who do you love? – YG

Big Bank – YG

And here’s a setlist breakdown for Kendrick himself!

Kendrick’s Set

euphoria

DNA.

ELEMENT.

Alright

Swimming Pools (Drank)

Money Trees (ft. Jay Rock)

WIN – Jay Rock

King’s Dead

6:16 in LA

Collard Greens – ScHoolboy Q

THat Part – ScHoolboy Q

King Kunta

m.A.A.d city

HUMBLE.

Like That

Still D.R.E. – Dr. Dre

California Love

Not Like Us (Performed 5 times)

Courtesy of a Reddit user, there is now even a Spotify playlist with the songs performed at the concert, available here: