Groom Recreates Kendrick's Halftime Performance at His Wedding
Groom Recreates Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ Halftime Performance at His Wedding

Source: Kara Durrette/Stephan D. Reese/Frantz J Casimir / Kara Durrette/Stephan D. Reese/Frantz J Casimir
We love black love, and we love creativity and this groom’s wedding entrance is the perfect blend of both.
Taking inspiration from Kendrick Lamar’s legendary Super Bowl halftime performance, this groom took his big day to another level with a remix of Kendrick’s iconic set. One moment in particular stood out: during Kendrick’s performance of “Not Like Us,” he included a powerful dialogue before diving into the track. This groom took that same energy and recreated it for his wedding, setting the stage with that same dialogue before dropping into the infectious “Not Like Us” bop. The crowd went absolutely wild as he hit every move, bringing the vibe of the halftime show right to the reception.
It wasn’t just a wedding entrance; it was a celebration of black excellence, culture, and love. The groom’s creative twist on Kendrick’s performance didn’t just entertain—it paid homage to a moment in pop culture history while making it personal for his special day.
The energy in the room was undeniable, as family and friends witnessed a love story unfold with the perfect soundtrack. By merging his love for his bride with his admiration for Kendrick, this groom made sure his wedding was unforgettable. And let’s be real—when you can bring that much heat to the dance floor, you know you’re setting the bar high for all wedding entrances to come!
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Groom Recreates Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ Halftime Performance at His Wedding was originally published on hiphopwired.com
