Kendrick Lamar wants white comedians to stop degrading Black women. Andrew Schulz wants Kendrick Lamar — and he’s not taking “no” for an answer.

On November 22nd, the 17-time Grammy-winning rapper surprise-dropped his newest album, Gnx, which featured ample callouts of other entertainers who were on Lamar’s hit list somewhere below Drake. In the opening song “wacced out murals,” Lamar promised to “make Katt Williams proud,” rapping, “Don’t let no white comedian talk about no Black woman, that’s law.” In the weeks since the album’s release, many white comedians who proudly and loudly trash Black women reacted with outrage to Lamar potentially pushing back on their punchlines, with none more triggered by the “wacced out murals” bar than right-wing podcaster Schulz, who accused Lamar of being “too woke to understand a joke” in the wake of the album release.

Though Lamar hasn’t responded to Schulz...