Kendrick Lamar serves shouts to IE, San Bernardino during Grammy – Patch

Riverside County, California – the Internal Empire received “rare nods” during the Grammy Awards on Sunday night, when rapper Kendrick Lamar served the shouts of communities in southern California that shaped him.

Lamar dedicated his record “Not Like us” to the Year to “Compton, Watts, Long Beach, Ingelwood, Hollywood, to the Valley. Pakoima. That is, San Bernardino – all this, “he said.

Inland Wire, a popular source of the IE media, has published the video of its Instagram speech, which received dozens of comments from locals and more than 121,000 Likes.

Here are some of the Instagram users’ comments:

Ie / San Bernardino Get some love !!

Ie Babies stand up. The king just called us.

! From all places of the valley, he specifically said Dude Pacom.

A fun fact: Kendrick actually had to move to Dino. Look for it! It’s true!

909 loves kendrick

I heard it say “ie. And all this ”and it was like 😍

Damn it. We officially did it.

It rarely nods

I literally [screamed] When he said Dino 👏

Pacoima is not called by Richie Valence

Lamar, a native of Compton, has collected 17 grams since he began his career around 2003, when he released his first misstute under the name K. Dot. On Sunday, he collected five more grams.

The broadcast of the Starsted Awards awards on Sunday night was seen by 15.4 million viewers. Lamar won the Song and Record of the Year for his Drake Diss track and took two of the most prestigious awards at night.

“Not like us” is just Second hip-hop single To win the record of the year. By the end of the evening, the track won all the five awards for which it was nominated.

Lamar’s present come one year after Jay-Z criticized Grammy for ignoring the legends of rap in front of him that bring hip-hop On the over -playing music prize show, just to have rap categories not to make the official broadcast.

“We want to all be fine,” Jay said last year. “At least bring it to the right.”

Fresh from his Grammy victory, Lamar is preparing to perform in the Super Bowl this Sunday.

Asked what viewers can expect at a press conference organized by Apple Music, Lamar replied: “Telling stories. I think I’ve always been very open to telling stories throughout my catalog and my music story. And I have always had a passion for bringing it at any stage that I am on. “

The Associated Press contributed to this report.