ICE-T reacts to Kendrick Lamar’s The Pop Out concert in LA.
Kendrick Lamar continued getting love from the hip-hop fraternity after his The Pop Out concert in Los Angeles, and now Ice-T also shows respect to the rapper for uniting various gangs in the city.
“A Potential Gang Truce in LA is like a Cure for Cancer for us…. Extreme Respect to @kendricklamar,” he wrote. “Your song Gotta Lotta Love, tried uniting the colours and gangs, should’ve worked too,” a fan responded. “Hell yes extremely awesome I love compromise and coexistence that’s beautiful,” shared another. “The truce has to last this time. After the riots for once we had peace but we all know LAPD didn’t like it one bit,” wrote another.
A Potential Gang Truce in LA is like a Cure for Cancer for us…. Extreme Respect to @kendricklamar ✊🏽 pic.twitter.com/9J9ZlJgH2K
— ICE T (@FINALLEVEL) June 22, 2024
Just the other day, Snoop Dogg also crowned K. Dot king of the west. “Sending the big shout out, to K. Dot and all the homies from the west. That stood together, unified, organized, in peace love, that was beautiful. Beautiful to see all of my people coming together. and K Dot, you are the king of the West. That’s the kind of sh-t kings do, we unite,” he said.
The successful concert also featured the likes of Dr. Dre Jay Rock, YG, Ab-Soul, Roddy Ricch, Tyler the Creator, ScHoolboy Q, Westside Boogie, Mustard and more. “This sh-t making me emotional. We been f–ked up since Nipsey [Hussle] died. We been f–ked up since Kobe [Bryant] died. This is unity at its finest,” Kendrick said at the event. “We done lost a lot of homies to this music sh-t, to this street sh-t. For all of us to be together on stage, that sh-t is special. Everybody on this stage got fallen soldiers.”
