Michael Jordan’s viral dance to Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not like us’ makes waves, and Carmelo Anthony weighs in on the GOAT’s request

People observe Michael Jordan whenever he dances among others. A video is going viral where we see Michael Jordan dancing to the Kendrick Lamar song "Not Like Us" thus sparking all sorts of public reaction.
During his podcast 7PM in Brooklyn Carmelo Anthony analyzed this moment by questioning if Jordan’s song request at the club officially made it an anthem. Anthony uses his thoughts to explain how sports meet music while creating social change.
Carmelo Anthony and his co-hosts discussed the viral video of Michael Jordan dancing to Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us." This track, which is notorious for its sharp critique of Drake, has sparked both controversy and praise. Anthony made a funny remark, "Is 'Not Like Us' officially the GOAT diss song after the GOAT himself requested it to be played in the club?" He further added, "He GOATed it," highlighting the weight of Jordan's influence in popularizing the song.

The conversation also highlighted the swift popularity of "Not Like Us" in clubs. Anthony was taken aback that Kendrick Lamar's song started to gain momentum ahead of Drake's, pointing out, "He beat him [Drake] to the club. That was usually a Drake move." The song's infectious hook and instant charm made it a quick favorite in nightlife spots. The panelists noted that Lamar's knack for grabbing the club's attention with this track marks a significant cultural change.
After this fans are giving all sorts of reaction one user on twitter commented, “Drake at home throwing away all his J’s rn, crying, bout to caption some bs like “washed goats requesting my competition, SGA taking your spot, that’s a Canadian premonition”.
While another couldn’t even believe what he had just seen and said, “Is this real? Lol”. One user commented on Twitter, "Fam it's real tears coming from my eyes right now lmaoo. MJ doesn't even f**k with rap. This is a sick ass visual.".
Well, people couldn't even believe what they were seeing, some people are arguing whether this incident is going to reignite Drake vs Kendrick Lamar's beef again.
Next to their music discussion they exchanged thoughts about how celebrity power impacts music popularity. Anthony explained that a song supported by Michael Jordan transforms personal preference into an expression of cultural significance.
Well this isn’t the first time when MJ was spotted dancing, Iin 2018, Jordan was captured on video dancing at a nightclub alongside Charlotte Hornets guard Dwayne Bacon, showcasing his lively presence and engaging with fans and players alike.
In 2023, Jordan attended an Usher concert in Las Vegas, where he received VIP treatment, including a shoutout from the performer and a playful dance from actress Tiffany Haddish, highlighting his enduring charisma and influence in entertainment circles.
During Scottie Pippen's 47th birthday party in Chicago, Michael Jordan surprised attendees by engaging in a friendly dance competition with Pippen. The two NBA legends danced to Trey Songz and Fabolous's "Say Ahh," creating a memorable moment.
According to N.O.R.E, MJ don't rap songs and acknowledge only Jay-Z, so this makes it even more bizzare when we see him dancing on diss-track rap song.
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When Michael Jordan performed his dance routine to "Not Like Us" by Kendrick Lamar got him widespread media attention because celebrities possess deep power over musical trends.