I think the best way of promoting now would be a teaser or possibly a short vid with no music.
Who y'all wanna see featured on here?
Id like to see a Wayne ft. Only because wayne my GOAT. I'd totally enjoy no feat. Though.
Who y'all wanna see featured on here?
I almost rather not have any features but if I were to choose.
Nas
Andre
Push
Frank
Here you go
There is just no way those adlibs are Kendrick
I almost rather not have any features but if I were to choose.
Nas
Andre
Push
Frank
In for Andre and Frank
Was definitely corny just that it's Kendrick and people don't critique Kendrick like that lol.
Anybody else does the exact same thing in the same way it's objectively seen as corny. It's a fake interview with someone who passed.
The overall quality of the album probably helped too. Put that skit on some trash it's prob a different story
eh, i respect your opinion, but i still didn't find it corny (and i think most people would agree, considering the album's near-universal praise).
i think that circumstance matters: around this time, especially, kendrick was being compared nonstop to 2pac. as he said on the heart pt 3, it was incredibly overwhelming for him to be put into the same box as the guy he looked up to as a kid. i took the interview as a way for him to express the fact that he's been turning to 2pac for spiritual guidance.
now, if the interview went like "hey, 2pac, am i the greatest rapper of this generation?" "yes kendrick, nobody is touching you, you're the young king" then it would be corny as f***, but i found their "conversation" to actually be quite interesting.
it was clear to me that kendrick was actually trying to learn, and expressing what he learned in the form of this fake interview, as opposed to just trying to use 2pac's name for some buzz.
Who y'all wanna see featured on here?
Lil Wayne
Rick Ross
Bruiser Wolf
Mike
Earl
RXK Nephew
eh, i respect your opinion, but i still didn't find it corny (and i think most people would agree, considering the album's near-universal praise).
i think that circumstance matters: around this time, especially, kendrick was being compared nonstop to 2pac. as he said on the heart pt 3, it was incredibly overwhelming for him to be put into the same box as the guy he looked up to as a kid. i took the interview as a way for him to express the fact that he's been turning to 2pac for spiritual guidance.
now, if the interview went like "hey, 2pac, am i the greatest rapper of this generation?" "yes kendrick, nobody is touching you, you're the young king" then it would be corny as f***, but i found their "conversation" to actually be quite interesting.
it was clear to me that kendrick was actually trying to learn, and expressing what he learned in the form of this fake interview, as opposed to just trying to use 2pac's name for some buzz.
I agree with this assessment. It couldāve been corny as hell but I think Kendrick had the maturity and Nuance to pull it off.
eh, i respect your opinion, but i still didn't find it corny (and i think most people would agree, considering the album's near-universal praise).
i think that circumstance matters: around this time, especially, kendrick was being compared nonstop to 2pac. as he said on the heart pt 3, it was incredibly overwhelming for him to be put into the same box as the guy he looked up to as a kid. i took the interview as a way for him to express the fact that he's been turning to 2pac for spiritual guidance.
now, if the interview went like "hey, 2pac, am i the greatest rapper of this generation?" "yes kendrick, nobody is touching you, you're the young king" then it would be corny as f***, but i found their "conversation" to actually be quite interesting.
it was clear to me that kendrick was actually trying to learn, and expressing what he learned in the form of this fake interview, as opposed to just trying to use 2pac's name for some buzz.
Not to mention the fact that the whole album was a nod to Kendricks musical influences growing up, which he said in an interview. From George Clinton to 2Pac the album was an ode to the west coast. Kendrick was the perfect person to do it. I mean the OGs literally passed this nigga the torch lol
Afeni Shakur approved the Pac thing, what's corny is an artist buying an unfinished MJ song that he probably didn't want out and making a terrible song out of it and then cutting it from setlists right when Leaving Neverland airs tho
The interview was FLAWLESSLY executed...if you have anything negative to say about it you're just not about the music culture.
Yāall are arguing with ppl that think Scorpion is better than TPAB
Letās get back to the dude who about to drop a bomb on the game.
ah yeah didn't see who posted it..lmfao at thinking ppl don't criticize kednrick because "its kednrick"...nah..people don't criticize kendrick because its objectively near impossible to critique his music. Thats the difference between someone thinking he can make music and someone who UNDERSTANDS music. There's a reason if goat artists, musicians, music lovers and critics all agree kendrick is one of the absolute greatest musicians to ever do it.
The interview was FLAWLESSLY executed...if you have anything negative to say about it you're just not about the music culture.
shut the f*** up youāre lame as f***
Yāall are arguing with ppl that think Scorpion is better than TPAB
Letās get back to the dude who about to drop a bomb on the game.
Lol they can't help but come in here and spew their bullshit, can't wait to see the tears in their eyes when this album drops
Why you this mad though? š
thats what happen when people lack musical knowledge...
I really hope this ain't Kendrick's Crash Talk the title do be kinda random and you gotta assume he's made at least 5+ albums worth of material over his hiatus
i think theres a lot on the line for this album. he has been gone for 5 years, if this album isnt amazing, i wonder if it will impact on his career
Why you this mad though? š
he said if you have something negative to say you donāt know music heās overbearingly pretentious