Kendrick Lamar’s Slave Intern Movie Ripped Apart By Twitter Users

January 14, 2022

One user said the movie sounds like a combo of "Get Out" and "Night at the Museum."

As we eagerly await a new album from Kendrick Lamar, it appears the 34-year-old Compton native has managed to land himself in some hot water thanks to a film that he's working on in collaboration with South Park's co-creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker.

At this time the movie has no official title, but we do know that it's a comedy, and it will "follow a Black man interning as a slave reenactor at a museum who discovers that his white girlfriend's ancestors once owned his [ancestors]."



Shortly after word of Lamar's latest work hit the internet, hundreds of Twitter users expressed their discontent with the sounds of the project – one person even pointed it out that it sounds like a mash-up of Jordan Peele's horror hit Get Out and the Ben Stiller-led family comedy Night at the Museum, naming it "Get Out the Museum."

Others took the opportunity to make clever quips using the rapper's lyrics. "Not a comedy," @_zolarmoon wrote. "Confronting [your] ancestral past isn't all that funny when [you're] a negro in America but...I guess. It's not giving royalty in my DNA, Kendrick."