Kendrick Lamar is being called out by fellow Los Angeles rapper Dody6 – who he featured on GNX – for what he says is not checking in on him.

Kendrick Lamar Called Out By ‘GNX’ Collaborator Dody6: 'That Song Ain't Change Sh-t'

Dody began a rant on social media on Monday (April 21), first revealing that he’d lost his home.

“N-gga I lost my house. I’m homeless. On Crip, I admit that shit,” he said. “I fell down. I’ma bounce back up though, watch this. It’s all good, cuh.”

Later in the video, he responded to people thinking he should be better off because of his feature on GNX‘s “hey now.”

“N-gga that fucking song with Kendrick ain’t change shit. What the fuck does that change n-gga?” he questioned. “I’m still from 40s. I’m still over here. You act like a n-gga got a million dollars for that shit. The fuck? Only thing a n-gga got is some clout and fuck clout!”

Adam22 then shared a text he received from Dody, which was quite alarming.

He first texted Adam, “Post that shit now. Why you not answering?”

GNX Feature: "Kendrick Didn't Change S**T...I'm Still GANGBANGIN" - YouTube

When Adam told him he was busy and to just let him know what to tell people, Dody then said, ‘Bro post I’m on meth. Idgaf. Post Dody is on meth and say k dot is a bitch ain’t tapping in.”

In more positive news, Kendrick Lamar has made perhaps his biggest move in the fashion industry yet by becoming an official brand ambassador for Chanel.

The Compton rap star, who has previously collaborated with the likes of Louis Vuitton, Nike and Converse, has been announced as the face of the luxury fashion house’s eyewear division.

In a statement ahead of the campaign’s rollout this week, Kendrick said: “Chanel has a timeless legacy and that is always something I can get behind. Since they don’t make clothes for men, I knew it would have to be glasses,” per The Business of Fashion.

Chanel fashion president Bruno Pavlovsky added: “We strongly believe in eyewear and its potential. More than a simple fashion accessory, eyewear is part of the Chanel allure and is regularly seen on the runway. Its versatile style, playing with the house codes, brings a finishing touch to the silhouette.

While little is known about the campaign, it is believed to have been shot by acclaimed photographer Karim Sadli.