Kendrick Lamar has unveiled the music video for “Luther,” his collaboration with SZA from his sixth studio album, GNX. The video, released on April 11, 2025, has quickly garnered attention for its evocative visuals and deep narrative.
The “Luther” music video delves into themes of love and redemption, portraying Lamar and SZA navigating complex relationships and personal growth. The cinematography is rich with symbolic imagery, enhancing the song’s emotional depth. Notably, the video features scenes that pay homage to the late Luther Vandross, whose 1982 duet “If This World Were Mine” is sampled in the track. This connection adds a layer of nostalgia and reverence to the production.
Fans have praised the chemistry between Lamar and SZA, both vocally and on-screen. Their previous collaborations, including the Oscar-nominated “All the Stars,” have set high expectations, and “Luther” continues this trend by showcasing their harmonious synergy.
The release of the “Luther” video follows Lamar and SZA’s joint performance at the Super Bowl 2025 halftime show, where they captivated audiences with renditions of “Luther” and “All the Stars.” SZA’s striking red leather ensemble and the duo’s dynamic stage presence were highlights of the event.
As “Luther” climbs the charts, the music video serves as a testament to Lamar and SZA’s artistic vision and their ability to craft compelling narratives through music and visuals.
For a visual experience of “Luther,” you can watch the official music video below: