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Kendrick Lamar goes all white and attends a church service for a funeral in the long-awaited dope new movie like visuals for his latest single and one of mine, as well as I’m sure many others personal favorite tracks from his good kid, m.A.A.d City album with B*tch, Don’t Kill My Vibe. The Lil Homies and OG Mike Mihail-directed visuals are simple with Kendrick at a funeral for a loved one before he goes into a celebration about the death of Molly and his own success that now is letting mainstream Hip-Hop be rejuvinated to be creative without consequence again and where you can take risks again without having to worry about if it will be accepted in Hip-Hop and more specifically in mainstream Hip-Hop liked it used to be before rappers became gimmicks. There is cameos from Mike Epps and Juicy J, as well as a bonus clip of an as yet untitled ScHoolboy track that will probably be on his upcoming Interscope debut album Oxymoron.