Kendrick Lamar turned his “Pop Out” live performance right into a household affair by inviting ScHoolboy Q, Jay Rock and Ab-Soul onstage for a Black Hippy reunion.
Throughout his present on Wednesday (June 19), Ok.Dot and his former High Dawg Leisure crew stood on stage for a rendition of ScHoolboy Q’s 2014 lower “Collard Greens.”
After working by way of the Oxymoron monitor, the Compton legend ceded the stage to the “Man of the Yr” MC, who carried out 2016’s “THat Half.”
Previous to that, Kendrick Lamar welcomed Jay Rock for “Cash Timber,” “Win” and “King’s Lifeless,” with Ab-Soul additionally there for “6:16 in LA.”
Try a clip of the reunion beneath.
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SCHOOLBOY Q
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AB-SOULBLACK HIPPY REUNION 🫂
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Regardless of the heartwarming reunion, it’s unlikely that Black Hippy can be reuniting on a file anytime quickly.
Again in April, ScHoolboy Q appeared on an episode of The Danny Brown Present, throughout which he was requested if he noticed himself reuniting along with his fellow Black Hippy compatriots.
“I’m not making no Black Hippy shit,” he responded. “Hell no. I’ll by no means try this shit. ”
When Danny Brown pressed, asking if he would think about doing it “for the tradition,” Q snapped again: “Fuck the tradition. Ain’t no tradition. What’s the tradition? What’s rap tradition? What’s the fucking rap tradition?”
On a extra severe word, he continued: “I believe we’re all type of on our separate paths proper now. Dot is doing his personal factor with pgLang. I’m doing my very own factor, curating a brand new artist. I did that half already, I gotta have this second half ’trigger I acquired like 18 extra albums to make.
“So it’s like I’m tryna work out this section earlier than I get to the third section. And Ab-Soul, he’s working, Jay Rock‘s working. I simply don’t see the place we’ll ever have time to.”
That was removed from the primary time that ScHoolboy Q stated that followers would by no means get a Black Hippy reunion album.
Whereas talking with Montreality in 2017, he talked about plans for his follow-up to 2016’s Clean Face LP and why folks shouldn’t rely on a Black Hippy undertaking anytime quickly.
“I’m already engaged on my subsequent album,” Q stated. “The probabilities of us entering into the studio collectively and dealing on Black Hippy is slim. There’s an excessive amount of happening … I’m with it although. I wanna do it.”