The “Alright” music video by Kendrick Lamar, directed by Colin Tilley, is a visually striking and politically charged work of art that uses imagery and symbolism to comment on police brutality, racism, and oppression in America. The video features Kendrick rapping on top of a traffic light, surrounded by black protesters carrying signs with messages like “Stop Shooting Us” and “All Lives Matter When Black Lives Matter.” As the song progresses, the scenes become more surreal and dreamlike, with Kendrick flying through the air and being chased by police in a car. The video ends with Kendrick standing on top of a lamppost, looking out over the city as the camera pulls away, suggesting that there is still work to be done to overcome the systemic issues that the video highlights.