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Kendrick Lamar - Humble (2017)

The Past in 3D
The Past in 3D
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From Leo AI: Directed by Dave Meyers and The Little Homies, the music video for Kendrick Lamar's "HUMBLE." was released on March 30, 2017, as the lead single from his album Damn. The video is widely noted for its ironic juxtaposition of lavish wealth and religious iconography, featuring Lamar in a papal cope, reenacting Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper (where he occupies the central seat of Jesus), and having his head engulfed in flames.
Key visual elements include:
Religious Symbolism: Lamar is depicted with his head on fire, touching a person to transmit the "Holy Spirit," and sitting at the Last Supper with disciples who appear unappreciative.
Wealth and Status: Scenes show him lying on stacks of cash, shooting bills from a cash cannon, and recreating a Grey Poupon mustard commercial between luxury cars.
Cultural Commentary: The video challenges peers and listeners to be humble, with critics interpreting the imagery as a statement on Lamar's dominance in the rap industry and his exploration of faith.
The video won six MTV Video Music Awards, including Video of the Year, and was nominated for four Grammy Awards, winning in three categories. It remains one of Lamar's most critically acclaimed visual works for its cinematic style, fisheye lens usage, and provocative social commentary.
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