bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
That's a fantasy, save that for when you're playing video gamesYou good breh? Sounds like misery leaking. There’s better ways of channeling that, refer to album.
Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers (Discussion Thread)
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Smokin Rider
I been official
I'm one of the people who really loved Damn, I personally got a lot of replay value from that album and still listen to it often to this day
K.O.N.Y
Superstar
savior has been on repeat. And its the best song on the album
how he flipped the wutang ice cream beat with jazz sonics
how he flipped the wutang ice cream beat with jazz sonics
Kendrick is so far ahead of his peers when it comes to production, lyrics, and concepts. I’ve listened this album front to back around 5-6 times now and it gets better every time.
Sonically the album is beautiful. You can tell the Festival scene has played a huge influence on Kendrick, with all the beat switches. Kenny is one of the best at finding those types of beats. I just love how experimental Kendrick is with it all. From the production, to his lyrics, to his flow, and his voice. Nothing sounds traditional, he engages the people to listen to every aspect of the song.
It’s easily album of the year thus far and album ahead of its time once again. This might be his best album
Sonically the album is beautiful. You can tell the Festival scene has played a huge influence on Kendrick, with all the beat switches. Kenny is one of the best at finding those types of beats. I just love how experimental Kendrick is with it all. From the production, to his lyrics, to his flow, and his voice. Nothing sounds traditional, he engages the people to listen to every aspect of the song.
It’s easily album of the year thus far and album ahead of its time once again. This might be his best album
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Lord_Chief_Rocka
Superstar
Drake had the better music fam. And I prefer Kendrick overall.
Lord_Chief_Rocka
Superstar
This is always the excuse. Artists have always made good music with good messages. Including Kendrick. This just wasn’t hitting.As funny as that excerpt from that interview is, it’s unfortunately part of the problem in our culture. We borderline make fun of the stuff we probably need to hear and opt for Future. I mean I’m listening both as well, but there’s a time and place to appreciate and digest both I guess.
I wasn’t really making an excuse or defense of the music, to each their own. I was more so speaking on nikkas attitudes towards the messages.
From the jump when I heard this I knew it was probably seen unanimously near the bottom of his catalogue and doesn’t have the singular track replay value that his other albums do. And honestly that doesn’t seem to be what he aimed for. Still a great piece of music in it’s overall form through and through, in my opinion anyway.
Havnt listen to the album
Armchair Militant
Stay woke
I pop the pain away, I slide the pain away
Piff Perkins
Veteran
Obviously between Dre and Ali all of Kendrick's albums are mixed great but man this album's mix sounds amazing in a whip.
Preach Jackson
All Star
His momma died, I asked him why he goin' back to work so soon?
His first reply was, "Son, that's life, the bills got no silver spoon"
His first reply was, "Son, that's life, the bills got no silver spoon"
That particular album your referring to is ass fam.
Drake hasn't made a great album since NWTS.