Kendrick Lamar's GNX Dominates 2025: BET Nods, Sold-Out Tours, and Multimedia Moves

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Kendrick Lamar is dominating headlines this week as he leads the 2025 BET Awards with a record ten nominations, including Album of the Year, Best Male Hip-Hop Artist, and Song of the Year, according to Vinyl Me, Please. This remarkable haul underlines his unmatched influence in music and culture, putting him firmly at the center of an event that celebrates Black excellence and innovation. Anticipation is already running high for the ceremony set for June 25. Just last year, BET reported that Kendrick claimed Best Male Hip-Hop Artist without dropping a new album, a testament to his enduring impact even during periods of relative quiet.

His public presence is anything but silent now. Kendrick is currently on the Grand National Tour with SZA—a major North American stadium run that kicked off in April and will wrap up on June 18 in Landover, Maryland, as detailed by Rebel Music. Chicago is buzzing for his June 6 Soldier Field show, so much so that South Shore train lines have issued special advisories for concertgoers. Time Out Chicago highlighted how this tour follows the surprise release of his latest LP “GNX,” which features twelve new tracks and continues to stir both fans and critics.

Buzz about Kendrick’s performance has only intensified with Billboard and Spotify noting a massive spike in streaming numbers after his Super Bowl halftime appearance earlier this year. Social media chatter is also in overdrive: an Instagram headline declared “GNX” the best-selling album of 2025 so far, while rare sightings—such as his recent appearance at a J. Cole show in Los Angeles—have fueled rumors of a future collaboration. Apple Podcasts’ BiSnap chronicled how Kendrick’s cryptic tweet, “The revolution will be televised,” sparked waves of fan theories tying it to either his music or potential social activism.

Behind the scenes, sources close to his creative label pgLang have confirmed ongoing work to expand into film and multimedia ventures, echoing Kendrick’s long-standing interest in storytelling that transcends music. There’s also industry chatter—unconfirmed but coming from tour insiders—about a possible European leg for the Grand National Tour, with stops in major cities like Paris and Rome this summer.

As of now, Kendrick remains characteristically low-key on his own social platforms, letting his work and rare public moves speak for themselves. The Drake feud remains dormant, leaving fans hopeful for reconciliation. Whether lighting up stadiums, breaking sales records, or plotting multimedia projects, Kendrick Lamar’s every step right now has the music world watching—and fans are bracing for whatever comes next.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Kendrick Lamar is dominating headlines this week as he leads
the twenty twenty five BEET Awards with a record ten nominations,
including Album of the Year, Best Male Hip Hop Artist,
and Song of the Year. According to Vinyl Me Please,
this remarkable hall underlines his unmatched influence in music and culture,
putting him firmly at the center of an event that

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celebrates black excellence and innovation. Anticipation is already running high
for the ceremony, set for June twenty fifth. Just last year,
BT reported that Kendrick claimed Best Male Hip Hop Artist
without dropping a new album, a testament to his enduring impact.
Even during periods of relative quiet, his public presence is

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anything but silent now. Kendrick is currently on the Grand
National Tour with ZE, a major North American stadium run
that kicked off in April and will wrap up on
June eighteenth in Landover, Maryland. As detailed by Rebel Music,
Chicago is buzzing for his June sixth Soldier show, so
much so that South Shore train lines have issued special

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advisories for concertgoers. Time Out Chicago highlighted how this tour
follows the surprise release of his latest LP, GNX, which
features twelve new tracks and continues to stir both fans
and critics. Buzz about Kendrick's performance has only intensified, with
Billboard and Spotify noting a massive spike in streaming numbers

(01:24):
after his Super Bowl halftime appearance earlier this year. Social
media chatter is also an overdrive. An Instagram headline declared
GNX the best selling album of twenty twenty five so far,
while rare sightings such as his recent appearance at a
J Cole show in Los Angeles have fueled rumors of
a future collaboration Apple. Podcasts by Snap chronicled how Kendrick's

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cryptic tweet the Revolution will be televised sparked waves of
fan theories tying it to either his music or potential
social activism behind the scenes. Sources close to his creative
label PG LANG have confirmed ongoing work to expand into
film and multimedia ventures, echoing Kendrick's long standing interest in
storytelling that transcends music. There's also industry chatter, unconfirmed but

(02:13):
coming from tour insiders, about a possible European leg for
the Grand National Tour, with stops in major cities like
Paris and Rome this summer. As of now, Kendrick remains
characteristically low key on his own social platforms, letting his
work and rare public moves speak for themselves. The Drake
feud remains dormant, leaving fans hopeful for reconciliation. Whether lighting

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up stadiums, breaking sales records, or plotting multimedia projects. Kendrick
Lamar's every step right now has the music world watching
and fans are bracing for whatever comes next. And that
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