He on his dave chappelle shyt lol

He trash asf tho

youre expectations of the general public are way to high

especially once the "thought a car would help" stanza starts

also the high pitched "cant please everybody" towards the end mirror it

people really trynna spin 300k and a 7.6 p4k for this into a bad thing just because it's Kendrick

i gotta agree with you man

we haven't seen a classic run like this since Kanye, and in some ways it's even better imo. i really feel like i'm witnessing history in the making, like Stevie and Prince how'd they push out classic after classic

favor comes with favors and you cant say no

damn

New daily top 10, a top 5 too difficult:

Count Me Out
Crown
Rich Spirit
Die Hard
Father Time
Mother I Sober
Savior
Mirror
Silent Hill
Auntie Diaries

Americans really cant play football for s*** lol

rollingstone.com/music/music-album-reviews/kendrick-reviewreview-kendrick-lamars-mr-morale-the-big-steppers-1352910 3.5

And the jazzy grand piano too, reminded me a bit of the Love Below Intro and Love Hater

lmao

It could definitely be a continuation from DAMN.
Because with this album it sounds like he choose weakness and decided to focus on himself and his family to not repeat the same mistakes, basically breaking the generational curses he was talking about on DAMN.
Because he definitely believes that that the only way to fixing s*** is fixing internal problems first

oh they mad

this could end up dropping below 90 lmao but who cares

Kendricks last verse on mother I sober is the best verse this year.

i'm sayin bro

it's a very divisive album i understand that, but i think time will work in this album's favor. i think people will reappraise this years down the road as Kendrick's best album

Of All Time

am i the only one who finds the album quite depressing? Like its really good but im bopping my head and then i hear him talking about his mothers abuse and im like damn man :(

yeah that verse is what made me crack and turned me into an emotional wreck

especially the outro with his daughter breaking the generational curse

my f***ing god

very much so

but this is how he feels, he aint sugarcoating s***

There is indeed a convincing enough exploration of race and sexual politics when Kendrick raps: “Sciatica nerve pinch, I don’t know how to feel/Like the first time I f***ed a white b****.” But the implicit misogynoir isn’t far from reach.

What

I think the albums bitter-sweet life-affirming because you don't just hear about the hardships but also the breakthrough realizations

I've seen 11 scores so far.
8 prefect. 1 80. 2 70s.