Kendrick Lamar Appreciation Thread

[Megaman]

PM'd you

Thanks Bud

[Ares]

honestly ive never heard of him.....

[Theonlydjorkaeff]

honestly ive never heard of him.....

He's a funk legend. He's a legend in general. He's produced some of the greatest records of all time

[LilTunƎchi]

I can see why people don't like it. It's free form Jazz in a lot of it, and his delivery is weird on for free SND a few other tracks.

If you listen hard to it, the entire album is not about racism. A lot of it is, but it's also about the poor rising up and rebelling against corporate overlords, and it's about Kendricks experiences in the rap game and how they've grown him as a person, and what he has learnt.

Why do you have to be black to like this? Am I not allowed to listen to Pac cause I'm white? Should I not have watched 12 years a slave?

I love jazz music. I love D'Angelo and the roots, this is like some black thought stuff. If you don't like jazz though you're in for a rough ride. Maybe he should've gone for a more trap atmosphere

I love u

I love smart people

[lilweezyfan]

watch everybody hate the album for a couple of years

Then years later everybody will say the album is GOAT

[BrewCityYM]

honestly ive never heard of him.....

Now You've Heard . . . .

& My Favorite

[freakjasp]

this album broke drakes spotify record, was streamed 9.6 million times on the release day

[SareeBabee]

i wonder about the beat from "u" song..... Which sample is that?

[WeezySVK]

Album is a masterpiece, this aint just a collection of songs but it tells a story you cant just skip a song on this album damn

[Cli-City]

Classic #3

[cy-rus]

Anyone got a link?

[aapolinna]

Ima listen to it, im at first track atm. Weirs sound tbh, im expecting something like GKMC.