The track achieved remarkable success, becoming the longest-running No. 1 on the Hot Rap Songs chart, surpassing Lil Nas X's 'Old Town Road' with 21 weeks at the top.

In addition to his music, Lamar is set to headline the Super Bowl halftime show on February 9, 2025, following his performance in 2022.

In a recent interview published by Harper's Bazaar, Kendrick Lamar and SZA explored themes of identity and vulnerability, with Lamar discussing his diss track 'Not Like Us' aimed at Drake.

Lamar described 'Not Like Us' as a reflection of his values, embodying the energy of a man characterized by morals, self-awareness, and emotional honesty.

He clarified that the diss track was not born from anger but rather from a deeper understanding of love and conflict.

Released in May 2024, 'Not Like Us' marked a significant moment in Lamar's ongoing rivalry with Drake, concluding a series of diss tracks exchanged between the two.

Beyond music, Lamar is currently filming his debut movie with the creators of South Park, hinting at his desire to explore various creative fields.

He also shared that running early in the morning helps him connect with spirituality and navigate pain, fueling his creative inspiration.

Lamar emphasized the importance of authenticity in his work, stating he is unafraid to acknowledge and share his vulnerabilities and mistakes.

This success has positioned 'Not Like Us' as a strong contender for recognition at the upcoming 2025 Grammy Awards.

Meanwhile, Drake has been active as well, sharing 100 gigabytes of data online, which includes three new songs, one of which features Young Thug.

The ongoing feud between Lamar and Drake has not only sparked musical exchanges but also addressed serious allegations, adding layers to their rivalry.