Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” Immortalized With Fan-Made Video Game

Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” has been immortalized with a fan-made video game allowing you to “Wop, Wop, Wop, Wop, Wop” owls to your heart’s content. On Monday (July 15), Richie Branson, a game designer who has previously worked at Bleacher Report and on Epic Game’s Fortnite, released the free-to-play game on X/Twitter. “ Not Like Us: The Video Game https://notlikeusgame.com ,” Branson typed with a link to the game.

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In the credits, the new video game is described as “a love letter to video games and Hip-Hop.” The game’s premise is directly inspired by the “Not Like Us” music video, pulled from the scene with Kendrick beating the stuffing out of an owl piñata .

Players play as a K. Dot-inspired character as he attempts to swat an owl that appears in four different directions around him à la Wack-A-Mole. The game’s difficulty level is relatively easy, but, according to Branson, it does experience a steep difficulty spike after level 17. And don’t worry—no 16-bit owls were harmed in the making of this video game.

Fans have since taken note of the creation and have attempted to get as far as possible in the Wack-An-Owl video game. “Drake getting cooked in video game form. It’s never been more over for him. Anyway, my score was 21,” one fan typed . “This game is actually mad fun lmao,” another fan expressed . “This is diabolical work XD,” another account xweeted.

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The game arrives as Kendrick Lamar’s scathing diss track returns to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart. K. Dot’s earworm jolted back atop the coveted musical mountain, rebounding from No. 3 with a little help from the viral music video . The new feat marks the second week that the song of the summer has found its way to No. 1 on the Billboard chart.

Play the new video game above and watch the music video below.

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