A restaurant in Compton has called foul on a report that claimed business owners in the city lost money because of the video shoot for Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.” On Saturday, the Los Angeles Times published an article that reported on several businesses in the Compton area that were negatively affected by Kendrick’s video shoot thanks to city officials not properly preparing for the massive event. The article highlighted how workers at one restaurant in particular, Alma’s Place, were met with “cars and chaos” while coming into work due to the influx of people who came to the shoot.