Kendrick Lamar's song on his album, 'GNX,' "Squabble Up," is one fans are dissecting online. Here's the meaning behind the smash hit.

Kendrick Lamar released the “Squabble Up” video, the first visuals from his new album, GNX, sparking an Easter egg hunt through Compton and West Coast culture, with nods to hip-hop and R&B legends, Black cinema and more.

During Kendrick Lamar’s increasingly vitriolic back-and-forth with Drake earlier this year, Questlove stepped in to express his dismay at how dark things got during their tiff, prompting some hip-hop fans to snub the veteran producer for being overly dramatic and out-of-touch.

Kendrick Lamar’s “squabble up” was first teased in the “Not Like Us” video, prompting fans to ask for it endlessly. The single arrived on the new GNX album and is immediately running up the streams. The single is expected to end Shaboozey’s streak on top of the Billboard 200 with “A Bar Song (Tipsy).”

For this week’s Feature Video, ‘squabble up’ as Compton-born rapper Kendrick Lamar pays homage to the culture and music of his home state, California.

From West Coast rap pioneers to the movies that changed the world, Kendrick’s latest video contains plenty of nods to pop culture.

From Kendrick's Dodger blue hoodie to 'Soul Train' and Bay Area Hyphy attire, here are all the fashion references that nod to LA and West Coast pride.