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"Two&amp;#xA0;nights after Kendrick Lamar&amp;#xA0;dropped a powerful new track&amp;#xA0;on The Tonight Show, the rapper was back on televisions Saturday for his first ever Austin City Limits&amp;#xA0;performance. For the hour-long program, Lamar breathed new life into&amp;#xA0;tracks off his acclaimed LPs To Pimp a Butterfly&amp;#xA0;&amp;#x2013; Rolling Stone&amp;apos;s Best Album of 2015 &amp;#x2013; and 2013&amp;apos;s&amp;#xA0;good kid, m.A.A.d. city.\r\n\r\nThe Austin City Limits concert was taped October 30th in the midst of Lamar&amp;apos;s Kunta&amp;apos;s Groove Session trek, so the rapper is supported at Austin&amp;apos;s Moody Theater by that tour&amp;apos;s backing band, the Wesley Theory, resulting in sprightly renditions of tracks like &amp;quot;m.A.A.d city,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;U&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;These Walls.&amp;quot; The ACL gig also included an empowering take on &amp;quot;i,&amp;quot;&amp;#xA0;a spirited&amp;#xA0;version of &amp;quot;Money Trees&amp;quot; and wrapped up with a sing-along of To Pimp a Butterfly&amp;apos;s centerpiece &amp;quot;Alright.&amp;quot;\r\nViewers of PBS stations nationwide weren&amp;apos;t the only ones to spot Lamar on TV Saturday night: The rapper also popped up in a commercial for the ABC sitcom Black-ish, with the cast dancing along to &amp;quot;Alright&amp;quot; while Lamar eats cereal out of a giant red bowl.\r\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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