Kendrick Lamar wrapped up his monumental “Grand National” world tour in spectacular fashion during his second show in Sydney, bringing out longtime collaborator ScHoolboy Q for a nostalgic performance of their hit track “Collard Greens.” The tour, which began in April, has been a resounding success, and Lamar wanted to cap it off with a memorable moment.
As part of the supporting acts for the Sydney shows, ScHoolboy Q joined Kendrick on stage, where they delivered a lively rendition of the 2013 classic. The performance of “Collard Greens” was particularly poignant, as it played a key role in establishing Q’s prominence in the music industry. The energy in the packed arena was palpable, with fans bouncing to the rhythm of the iconic track, echoing the camaraderie shared by the two artists.
This performance not only highlighted the strong bond between Kendrick and ScHoolboy Q but also encapsulated the essence of the entire Grand National Tour. The tour has been celebrated for its high production value and has set numerous records, including being the highest-grossing hip-hop tour ever, with earnings surpassing $332.1 million. This impressive total has outpaced the previous record held by Drake’s It’s All A Blur, which brought in $321 million.
As the tour concluded, Kendrick Lamar also made headlines by breaking the record for the highest-grossing individual show in hip-hop history, raking in $9.124 million. With the tour’s completion, fans and industry observers are eager to see how the final earnings will be reported.
Kendrick’s ability to connect with his audience and celebrate his musical legacy was on full display during this nostalgic moment with ScHoolboy Q, leaving fans with lasting memories as the Grand National Tour comes to a close.
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