Humble by Kendrick Lamar Becomes The First Rap Song Eligible for 2x Diamond in Rap History

[VegetasHairline]

legitimately one of my least favorite songs ever.

I get the message and blah blah…but it’s just the self imposed moralism and presumed virtue that comes off as annoying and preening. AT least on GNX he dropped the pretense of it all.

 

[AMcV'88]

no accounting for taste. terrible song.

music for white moms to record themselves rapping to in their Kia's

 

[Revolutionary]

Legit my favorite rap song in the last 10 years

 

[Nuuko]

Classic song.

 

[Mr 18]

Top 10 rap track

 

[Don Homer]

i'm VERY close to saying Kendrick is the actual GOAT rapper

he waaaay too dominant.

HiiiPower came out in 2011 and he's had his foot on the gas since.

 

[Pure Water]

A lot of people really forget just how dominant Kendrick was in 2017.

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

He def got some rich people pushing him. Hes basically the black geek version of Drake

 

[Kenzo Ten]

This doesn't fit Drake fans narrative

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

no accounting for taste. terrible song.

music for white moms to record themselves rapping to in their Kia's

J Cole really fukked up a prime opportunity to clear all this shyt out. its the main problem I’ve had with Kendrick since TPAB.

BLM was a singularly canonical event in this wave of pseudo-revolutionary black nationalist framing from Kendrick and he can’t carry it that well IMO.

 

[krulesweatshirt]

This is such a great song. Tbh I don't think any of his peers have ever written a song this good.

 

[tysigna]

One of the best rap hits since the early 2000s.

 

[TripleAgent]

Hard to believe Fight For Your Right To Party, U Can't Touch This, some Eminem song or In Da Club wasn't first. Of course, you have to recertify at least periodically, which isn't done for a lot of prestreaming era acts.

 

[Jigganaut]

This doesn't fit Drake fans narrative

I don't know how all this works but this song isn't that big. This is obvious fukkery

 

[Don Homer]

He def got some rich people pushing him. Hes basically the black geek version of Drake

Or maybe he's just extremely talented, and getting acclaim off his own merits and not because there's a behind-the-scenes conspiracy to push him to the forefront?