1 day ago · Kendrick Lamar’s viral hit “Not Like Us” can be used to save lives through hands-only CPR according to the American Heart Association.

1 day ago · The American Heart Association seized the opportunity to promote Hands-Only CPR techniques. The organization took to its Instagram to seemingly shout out DJ Mustard, the producer of “Not Like Us ...

1 day ago · ‘Not Like Us’ May Save Your Life The basis of this claim made by the American Health Association is that the track’s beat has a tempo of 101 beats per minute the right tempo for hands-only CPR. This is a form of CPR without using the mouth-to-mouth breathing component. As per American Heart Association:

1 day ago · Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy-winning hit Not Like Us has the perfect beat for CPR, according to the American Heart Association. Here’s how it could help in an emergency.

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1 day ago · The American Heart Association has announced that Kendrick Lamar’s Not Like Us track can aid in hands-only cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Now, the American Heart Association (AHA) has revealed on social media that the song can actually be a lifesaver for somebody facing a medical emergency.

DALLAS, January 29, 2025 — When someone's heart stops pumping, early CPR can save their life.[1] New survey research from the American Heart Association reveals more Americans are prepared to provide that lifesaving rhythm for their friends, family ...

4 days ago · 4,877 likes, 69 comments - american_heart on February 3, 2025: "Mustard’s on the beat. And it could help you save a life with Hands-Only CPR. If you see a teen or adult collapse, call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest to they rhythm of “Not Like Us.” #KendrickLamar #NotLikeUs #NationofLifesavers #CPR".

Jun 3, 2024 · “At the American Heart Association, we’ve moved the needle towards willingness to perform CPR over the past two years – and that is powerful. But there is so much more to do, we have a goal of doubling survival from cardiac arrest by building a nation of lifesavers who are confident and able to act when the time comes."