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Marsha Blackburn Offers No Apology Over Kendrick Lamar AI Clip

Marsha Blackburn said she never meant to offend Black Americans with her campaign’s AI remake of Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance, offering a new defense without an apology. The Tennessee Republican faced a direct question about that criticism when FOX13 reporter Rob Sneed caught up with her after a public safety roundtable in Shelby County on Friday. He also asked whether she understood the song’s lyrics and the reaction to the clip.

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