As we previously told you, the aforementioned song is the second track on Lamar’s recently released album “GNX” which dropped to the surprise of damn near everyone on Nov. 22. The 12-song project was supremely West coast-coded and featured some classic samples, interpolations and vocals.

Just a few days after dropping his surprise album GNX, Kendrick Lamar has released the video for track number two, “squabble up”–a bouncy production sampling Debbie Deb where all Kendrick’s dynamic inflections get their deserved airtime. The action-packed video treatment comes from Calmatic, a regular creative partner of the Compton-born rapper.

Now, four months later, Kendrick follows up with “GNX,” a short, reflective new song that finds the Pulitzer Prize winner doubling down on the other half of the message of “Not Like Us” — solidarity with real ones,

Kendrick Lamar's song on his album, 'GNX,' "Squabble Up," is one fans are dissecting online. Here's the meaning behind the smash hit.