DeMar DeRozan Firmly insists “Drake’s Still My Guy,” Regardless Of Showing Up In Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like United States” Video clip

DeMar DeRozan is losing much more light on his duty in the video clip for Kendrick Lamar’s Drake diss “Not Like United States,” regardless of his well-documented relationship with the OVO boss.

In a brand-new meeting with The Sacramento Bee, the recently authorized Sacramento Kings tiny onward has actually clarified on his look in the video clip.

” It was enjoyable to be a component of (‘ Not Like United States’),” DeRozan clarified. “For that minute, it was a lot larger than what individuals consider it as a beef in between (Lamar) and Drake. It brought our entire city with each other in a various kind of light where there had not been no problems, no physical violence. Everyone was integrating in a calm fashion which was the appeal out of those minutes.”

DeRozan additionally showed up at K. Dot’s historical Juneteenth show The Bulge: Ken & & Pals, throughout an efficiency of the chart-topper.

DeRozan clarified that Kendrick is “primarily family members,” and claims they would certainly do anything for every various other. “When he did the track, he asked me to be a component of it,” he included. “Whatever it is he’s doing, I’m mosting likely to belong of it without an idea. That’s type of constantly been our partnership.”

However, DeRozan urged his connections to Kendrick Lamar do not impact his partnership with Drake.

” Drake’s still my male, still my male, none of it transformed,” DeRozan stated. “It’s so very easy to obtain ignored and consider it of what it resembles, yet at the end of the day it’s songs, home entertainment. 2 of the most significant rap artists on the planet went at it from an affordable perspective and they fought it out.”