Yeah this definitely the best album since WLR
just showing all the tracks lumped together with no division
no way to see the name for each side
at least thats how it is on AM anyway
1-9 & 1-9 at least but yeah it used to be better, and at least is on laptop Apple
I feel like his next album will be him going back on his word of putting himself first and giving up on helping the world. I feel like the arc isnt over
I hope so
I feel like this frustration he feeling is part of his story but not the conclusion
Yeah feels like mr morale is about issues he went through and then big steppers is him really delving into his trauma, but Bc the topics arenât the same across both albums I think itâs harder to pinpoint how theyâre different & how they relate, which is why some people have said it doesnât feel like a double album
Also, mr morale being narrated by eckhart (?) and big steppers being narrated by Kodak has to say something about it
this is lowkey a depressing album when you compare it with tpab.
tpab ended on a very uplifting note, this one ends with kendrick bowing out like âidgaf anymore, youâre on youâre ownâ
"But I don't know, I'm no mortal man, maybe I'm just another nigga"
This album is pt 2 of him accepting that he's just another nigga, started with damn
He's distanced himself more from being concerned with the worlds problems here tho
Every Kendrick album u leave it sorta feeling like overall that was pretty depressing
I think his albums did get progressively more depressing tho
Damn was like significantly more depressing than anything he dropped before
I think his albums did get progressively more depressing tho
Damn was like significantly more depressing than anything he dropped before
Damn feels like the magic school's compared to this in tone
People focusing on the most surface level in the moment bullshit for auntie diaries lol
On my 7th full listen this s*** amazing.....
It really is. Didnât realise on first listen but now itâs perfect.
This man has given us one of the best discographies in music now.
I think his albums did get progressively more depressing tho
Damn was like significantly more depressing than anything he dropped before
I still think it's the most depressing. Damn came from a hopeless place. Kendrick had accepted that change wasn't gonna happen and that God should just come back and burn this b**** so we can start over. This album is him realizing that he can change himself internally for him and his family, but at the cost of tuning out the outside world
I still think it's the most depressing. Damn came from a hopeless place. Kendrick had accepted that change wasn't gonna happen and that God should just come back and burn this b**** so we can start over. This album is him realizing that he can change himself internally for him and his family, but at the cost of tuning out the outside world
Yeah you're right it is still his most depressing work, there are no songs as dark as feel or lust on here
Yeah you're right it is still his most depressing work, there are no songs as dark as feel or lust on here
Fear too
It really is. Didnât realise on first listen but now itâs perfect.
This man has given us one of the best discographies in music now.
Might actually be my favorite discography of anyone not saying that off hype like i been thought this
This hit for me first listen besides Purple Hearts but it grew on me heavy like this album is so off from what people thought it would be n i love that this is no doubt the most vulnerable Kendrick album