Here’s a look at the financial standing of the artist who won five Grammys this year and delivered a showstopping performance at Super Bowl LIX.
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Kendrick Lamar<\/strong><\/a> has truly been having an incredible year\u2014and then some.<\/p>\n From his back-and-forth feud with Drake<\/a>, Lamar seemed to put the rivalry to rest with his undeniable hit “Not Like Us.”<\/a> He then released his album GNX<\/em> <\/a>right before the end of 2024, which has continued to top the charts and gained attention when he appeared at the Grammys.<\/p>\n But that wasn\u2019t his biggest achievement\u2014Super Bowl LIX was ready to shake things up, featuring Lamar alongside his special guest, SZA<\/strong>, who will join him on his Grand National Tour<\/a> starting in April. The performance marked the first time a rap star had been the solo headliner of a Super Bowl halftime show<\/a>. Lamar had previously performed at the Super Bowl in 2022 as part of a star-studded lineup with Dr. Dre<\/strong>, Snoop Dogg<\/strong>, Eminem<\/strong>, and Mary J. Blige<\/strong>.<\/p>\n THEY NOT LIKE US @KendrickLamar<\/a> #AppleMusicHalftime<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/86nyDhmXkS<\/a><\/p>\n — NFL (@NFL) February 10, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n