i think it just came down to not fitting in with the story/metaphor/ concept he was trying to tell. it couldn't have been a sample issue or anything. there's probably a bunch of left overs that didn't completely gel with the final concept as a whole
Told you breh. I wasn't even fronting on tryna hype it up. This is an Important project. Hip hop needed this. He needs to be the guy leading. I don't think any of his contemporaries are capable of putting out an album like this. Honestly.
"Ima get my Uncle Sam to fukk you up...you ain't no king"
Then the next track leads into King Kunta and how Kendrick reminiscence how he was that nikka after GKMC
Didn't even pick that up.
This is a legitimate argument, but at the end of the day there's hood nikkas who ain't really hood nikkas. I relate to Kendrick because I'm one of them, grew up in the worst part of my city and was shielded from a lot of it. Kendrick's story really speaks to me, and nikkas who ain't from the hood can get to understand what it's like from Kendrick's music. The REAL hood nikkas, surprisingly, are the main critics when it comes to hip-hop so Kendrick has to go out of his way to convince them that his music is dope. If you make the music for hood nikkas then you alienate the other 95% of your potential fanbase, because hood nikkas are so backwards that half the shyt they fukk with, nobody else would like.
The dualities of this fukkery
One thing I gotta say - Kendrick's a beast on the mic technically and his concepts are A1 but his biggest strength is timing - he knows when to drop when he'll have the biggest impact within the climate. GKMC when the climate was heavily skewed towards turn up, control when all the rappers were buddy buddy and now this album when black culture, identity and existence is under attack. Guys chess game is top notch.
same breh. i think i had to be in the first 1000 to purchase too since the pre orders got fukked up. the moment i found ount the dirty was on itunes i copped. first time i ever bought an album on my phone before. no regrets.thanks to the coli and twitter i was probably one of the first 1,000 people on earth to hear the album
it's been released, breh.6 days brehs......
it's been released, breh.
same breh. i think i had to be in the first 1000 to purchase too since the pre orders got fukked up. the moment i found ount the dirty was on itunes i copped. first time i ever bought an album on my phone before. no regrets.
#coliexcellence
i meant the physical