Where heat is flying, leave you lyin, I stayed true

Bruh I NEED to interview him

“Our yogis did stretches upstate” is crazy

Bro good luck to you. Dude is literally a recluse

I seen a jack thriller interview wit him forever ago and he seemed like a cool dude and when I interviewed navy blue he said he was cool. I feel like if u a solid dude he’ll chop it up wit u

Yeah that’s true. Considering who you’ve already interviewed, you can totally pull it off

Is that the only Ka interview you seen man? Please do your homework this time around if you're gonna talk to the Gawd

Hoping Tyron comes through

Last Ka interview was 2016 Red Bull I think

I’ve seen others. Nigga wanna make sure I don’t f*** this up lmaoooo

Maybe do a Q&A if you pull the interview?

Yeah I could try that

'Our Sir Lancelot's at round tables cuttin' eighths'

as well as that entire 4-bar is still one of the hottest lines of this year

idk where to post it but Medhane really said 'Brodie on the corner like the rook' and it sounds like something KA would say

every now and then

I still feel hate... every now and then...
Loved things I shoulda lusted

ka:

my comments ain't
for quick alignment

it's for full adjustment

me:

mommy preached peace, but in grief I’m a poppa's son

Beautiful s*** He really starts projects with such heavy intros. Still hits like first listen

i think it's the sample
that takes it to a new level for me

starts at 12:40

all of his albums have top notch writing
but i don't always love what he raps over

descendants of cain has my favorite production style thus far i think

grief pedigree was my favorite before this

Right? Crazy instrumental. It’s wild that he barely touched that original

Yeah his writing is genuinely unrivaled in the genre. And GP was amazing, but he somehow keeps leveling up. I really love DoC and Days with Dr. Yen Lo, but I have no favorites.

Which beats/which kinds of his beats do you not rock with

i wouldn't say there are any beats that i feel like are out of pocket for his style / sound

i just think he has some moments where the beat elevates him to a new level

for example:

every now and then & i love

sins of the father & old justice

sirens

i guess the point of me saying this is: when he's rapping over s*** that feels less like a beat and more like an invitation into the stories he is telling — he's one of the best we've ever heard

that's how i see it at least

this is the philosophy behind what
i'm trying to do with my music nahmean

Ah word I feel you. Those beats you noted are incredible. He definitely is WAY more accustomed to the really simple, mostly drumless production than, say, a beat like Not Told on Reloaded. He needs to be on that extremely minimal s*** to emphasize his voice/rhymes..

Agreed—as far as matching production and vocals/content, he’s so masterful. Just always makes so much sense. Beats like Summer and Solitude of Enoch, for example, highlight his ability to utilize the negative space so effectively

In the dreams of cuttin' nets to move some (K)nicks