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Last week, Kendrick Lamar visited Treasure Island to film a music video for his "To Pimp a Butterfly" track "Alright". The Compton native was then spotted taking over a Los Angeles street on Thursday, May 28 to shoot more scenes.

Look who was hanging out outside of our office today! @kendricklamar filming his "alright" music video pic.twitter.com/L2RxpNRrmF

— The Undefeated (@TheUndefeated) May 28, 2015

In some photos and videos taken and shared on social media by fans near the filming set, the rapper is once again seen hanging from wires, this time over the Los Angeles traffic. He stands on the top of a traffic light pole at the corner of Fig & 11th.

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A video posted by Blogionista (@blogionistatv) on May 28, 2015 at 2:37pm PDT

Shot from the office, Kendrick Lamar filming the "Alright" music video on top of the stop light at Fig and 11th #daredevil #jealous #iloveheights

A video posted by Alexandra Novak (@anovak32) on May 28, 2015 at 1:47pm PDT

"Alright" will be the third "TPAB" song to receive a music video treatment, following "King Kunta" and the Grammy-winning "i". During the shoot in Treasure Island a few days ago, Lamar was joined by around 100 extras including local rappers Los Rakas and Ezale.

A day before he continued filming his upcoming video, the 27-year-old spitter stopped by "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" to perform "These Walls", another cut off his latest chart-topping album. He also talked about being a positive icon and how he got to collaborate with Taylor Swift on "Bad Blood" during a chat with host Ellen DeGeneres.