Norp

2y

no, its still not topping Kanyes.

Zack From The Six

2y

I don't want to be too quick to judge it as I've only listened to it once in full but I'm fairly confident in saying that this is AOTY. Need some time to give it a rating and see how it stacks up with the rest of his discog though.

onyx

2y

what does gnx mean

DEL634

2y

2nd album coming

onyx

2y

what does gnx mean

onyx

2y

what does gnx mean

Slingshot

2y

I can’t believe kendrick voice sounds this good man, there was a multiple year period where his voice did not sound as good and I was worried for a while

but he has entered another prime when it come to vocal tone

it’s so weird to have that many vocal tones, GKMC open breathy smooth voice, TPAB raspy sore throat ass voice, DAMN/Mr Morale nasally voice, and now this s***

Rockstard

2y

MUSTAAAAAAAARD

Zack From The Six

2y

I don't want to be too quick to judge it as I've only listened to it once in full but I'm fairly confident in saying that this is AOTY. Need some time to give it a rating and see how it stacks up with the rest of his discog though.

pussy bacon

2y

I know his ass happy as hell trump won

mos def

2y

Kenfolk checking in

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Poolboy Q

2y

What are yall listening on?

x3c

2y

Bro who the hell is the feature on hey now they slid that flow and tone is wild

LaFleur

2y

Nation ?

mmm fendi

2y

Following an outright Machiavellian performance in a spat with one of the other most prominent voices in rap, there wasn’t much likely to surprise Kendrick Lamar fans, but the unannounced arrival of his GNX comes to us a few months after the Pop Out concert that doubled as something of a victory lap, and a little over two years after his audacious, revelatory Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. On that album, Lamar sought to hold himself accountable for any number of personal misdeeds, wanting rap fans to understand that he is, above all else, flawed just like the rest of us.

He addresses his imperfections once again on GNX (“tv off,” “heart pt. 6,” “gloria”), but the missives here are also conspicuously aggressive. There is self-awareness, but it is often dwarfed by a pronounced virility, and in some instances outright menace (“wacced out murals,” “squabble up,” “peekaboo”). He doesn’t go it alone, either: There are guests (YG, SZA, and producer Jack Antonoff, to name a few), but a great many of the verses here would lead one to believe that Lamar doesn’t actually need friends. What is paramount to allyship is respect, and from the way he’s rapping across GNX, God help those who’d dare withhold that from him.