Just to let you know, the control verse is available on “Black Hippy 2”, check Spotify and relive, as you put it, one of the greatest hip hop moments of the decade, which it was!! Definitely add it to your playlist!! Great video by the way 👏🏼
I dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the password. I would love any tips you can give me!
Personally I don't think it was too long at all simply because it was packed with a perfect combination of clips, music and editing . Just one of the best I've ever seen. But that's just me
Where do you think this dude got this information from? You could’ve found it if you weren’t so god damn lazy. You gonna put this video in your sources? I hope you got an F-
@@themostdiabolicalhater5986 lmao naw I got a A plus and why would I need to go find out the information when it’s literally in this video like you said? Saved me mad time and made it much easier ☠️
I can't speak for other rappers but from my personal experience, I can definitely say rap was a significant part in the growth of my confidence in how I spoke. Being picked on as a kid for my stuttering I developed a fear of holding back what I wanted to say, so much content over the years held back because of fear. Rapping helped me not only speak my thoughts in a creative way but in my normal conversation voice my stuttering decreased significantly. It's still there sometimes but compared to how it was prior to me rapping, BRUH so much difference lol
@@conwellkid I think i can kind of relate. I used to be picked on by a lot kids growing up because I spoke very eloquently at a young age so I'd try to throw slang into my sentences until it was so unnatural that I developed a stutter. Then I found rap and how many artists were actually well respected for speaking the truth behind it all. 2pac may not have had a college level way of speaking but his charisma and knowledge was enough to get the attention of so many and they understood exactly his message. So nowadays when I speak in person to person conversations im able to articulate what I want to say with deliberate inflections in my voice to emphasize what im trying to say without doing so much. Yeah I still stutter too but I'm able to get by by having confidence in what im saying. Kind of shifted from rapping to just spoken word. For me personally it allows me to say what I want to say without having to really worry about structuring a bar into a specific beat
I dont see it as hindering. I think we're just people with a lot to say at once that we stumble over words because our mouths can't keep up with what our brain wants to say. If that makes sense
Scott because he didn’t publicly (on social media) support the BLM movement. He went to protests in person of course but he didn’t post anything about it.
God I’ve literally been thinking for the last few weeks that I wished there was a documentary or something about Kendrick because he’s so insanely talented and I feel like this just scratched an itch I’ve had for a while LOL
The fact that he didn't win a Grammy for G.K.M.C triggers me to this day. Thank You for this video, it's sometimes hard for someone outside the US to get all that info and I'm really glad I found this!
I'll say this about Kendrick, he just speaks to young black men in a way that some artists have trouble doing. It is sometimes hard to listen to a rapper talkimg about gang shit when you cant relate. Not to say that rapping about gang stuff is bad, but the Kenny talks about that Black mentality. To Pimp a Butterfly will always album be my favorite not cause it was my introduction to Kenny, but for some odd reason my mindset changed when I heard the album. Can't explain it but I think Kendrick helps young black men get through some shit that we take for granted or dont know about yet
Dude Even though I’m a white, my mindset also completely changed after listening to TPAB and that’s also why it’s my favorite album. As a privileged white teen I didn’t really understand true problems in the world until I started listening to K.dot and TPAB was what changed me. Helped me see the world in a new perspective
@@PK-po9lf Thats another thing. White people like yourself have to be educated on racial injustice while black men must be educated on racial clarity. I for one think that TPAB should be listened to all Americans to dive into the black male psyche. Good looks man
Z Henderson Yeah dude one love ✊ Just from observing the people around me I think one of the main problem is that most white suburbans have such a closed mind. I remember listening to To Pimp a Butterfly for the first time when I was 13, I was still pretty young so my mind was free and open, since then I’ve never turned back, probably listened to the album 50 times while learning something new each session. On the contrary I tried showing this really conservative dude TPAB, and he was just so closed minded to the point where he couldn’t even try to understand things from Kendrick’s point of view. I feel like it’s all about understanding but I don’t know I’m just a teen
PK 0302 same here man, growing up in an area like myself as a white teenager, there wasn’t tons of African Americans at my school growing up in your typical suburbs but once I began listening to Kendrick, it made me want to understand more and not just be ignorant to the worlds problems, that didn’t concern myself. It made me angry to see all the hurt going on and it compelled me to listen and try to understand what I can do better as a human being living on this earth. I know that sounds corny but it really is the truth. I’m 19 now and coming into my sophomore year in college and it really amazes me how deep Kendrick’s music is and how it applies to America today. It made me listen more and he really is someone that others can look to and teach the world about the strife and suffering. I wish more of my peers did the same because these problems aren’t going away so we need to work together to solve them. That’s my ideal future. 🙏 sorry for the paragraph lol
@Prototype uh huh sure you’re obviously in a loud minority. “kEndRicK gOoD, j CoLe miD” that’s so played out what is this 2017? Anyways keep hating on greatness he not losing no sleep tryna satisfy trolls
Kendrick Lamar is something different in hip-hop. He's completely in hip-hop's traditions, has all the elements of hip-hop, and yet feels like he operates on a different level from other hip-hop artists. I've never heard a hip-hop artist as consistent or conceptual as he is. His production choices are also almost always well chosen and serve a larger purpose.
If you like Kanye, watch “The most Untuly”. He does making of documentaries for each album. I think he’s started doing other artists now too. I need to watch the rest of them but the couple I watched were all amazing
@Raghav Ahuja Hey you should also watch *'Unraveling The Madness of Kanye West' by J Aubrey.* It's pretty good! And then just check out his channel as a whole bc he uploads consistently, well made content.
Blessings to Kendricks teacher that opened him up to Poetry. Personally I started writing poetry just before I got into the University and I was also introduced to it by my home teacher then. it's one of the big gifts and joys of my life and so i really get Kendrick's love for the art 🔅❤️❤️
I like Kendrick music so much because even though he is well known and mainstream his music still holds that Underground grittiness and creativeness and storytelling he doesn’t compromise any of that just to get a radio hit And I feel like the peak of That was G.K.M.C. Where the album was so good it happened to get mainstream but not the mainstream where you get tired of it and G.K.M.C can never get stale and old no matter how many listens.
If you want to hear Kendrick’s Dad’s life in one song, listen to “Duckworth” by Kendrick on Damn. Edit:Yah you guys is right I meant to say it’s about his dad and Top Dawg
DAMN was my introduction to Kendricks music, I got so hooked up that I binged almost all of his projects. Even today i'm still studying them and they keep on impresing me, and that's when you know how an artist looks like, i'm not even from US and english is obviously not my first language, but Kendricks music has been such an inspiration for me, I can understand and relate to his artwork, and it's really amazing how someone has the ability to send these important messages in such an artistic and charismatic way, and being mainstream while doing it. He's one of the few artists who deserves total respect from the whole artistic community.
I wish I finished this video when it first popped up in my recommended. I watched the first couple minutes but my mom called me to eat dinner and I forgot.. glad I’m only 3 days late tho
Don’t given Kendrick a savior complex. While he may seem deserving of the title, I’d like to think that his intentions while making music isn’t to be praised for it, although I’m sure he understands the magnitude his words have. To me, it comes off as words that must be said for the greater good, whether it be to further his career or to further his people, which he’s a part of. To set him up as some savior would mean acknowledging in some way(s), that he’s *better* than us and we’re unfit to save ourselves, which I don’t think Kendrick believes. “Mortal man” does this comment all the more justice. “When shit his the fan, is you still a fan?” Because many want to grant Kendrick said complex, he has no room for mistakes. How will you feel when your “savior” lets you down? It’s better off to discard that title ahead of time. This isn’t to discredit the things he’s done and is going to do but to put them in a different light.
This reminds of the time when people tried canceling j Cole because they gave him that title. Then when he didn’t live up to their expectations they got mad at him.
Let’s not forget to pimp a butterfly. In my eyes that album is one of the most beautiful, versatile, impactful, world changing, truthful albums that has ever been put out
oshos disciple - did you hear his flow in Black Friday? Cartoons and cereal? The delivery on duckworth or dna? His rhymes on rigamrotous or for free? I’m from New York and it’s easy to say Kendrick is on another level than big Sean
I really don't like the "savior complex" you give to Kendrick. He talked about the pressure of being seen a savior in DAMN hence the disfigured story in the album to reflect his mental state.
I actually found it to be a pretty connected story. Definitely a reflection of his mental, but not because of some savior complex, but rather the lack of. He explores all the things that make us human, and in doing so questions whether god should DAMN us all.
I know this comment could potentially start a flamewar but there's no one in this man's class. People cite J.Cole but there's no artistry category in which Cole is remotely close to Kendrick. Kendrick is a once in a generation artist and I'm interested to see who the next incarnate will be for future generations.
Nah man. I'll agree that Kendrick comes before Cole but Cole is up there. I don't think we can say Cole isn't close. However Cole's impactful songs to turn up songs ratio isn't nearly as good as Kendricks.
Kendrick will always outshine drake. When you start off as a rapper its all you know. Hes only improved while wheelchair boy still cant decide who he really is 🤣 Idc what ppl say about him, to me Kendrick is the GOAT. drake....is to his fans. Personally, never was or will be a fan of drake and his petty lifestyle. Kendrick tho..i stay listening.
Chillss chills all throughout damn. Overly dedicated.... I was 12 when swimming pools came out, that’s when I got introduced to him. Good kid maad city will live with me for eveeeerrrr. Reminds me of my growth wow
Perfect video and perfect timing. Kendrick spreads a mad message and spreads awareness of what goes on in colored communities and immigrants. It's not their fault; we have to learn from the past, tear down those who like it, and change the future. 💜
This video hits home for me in so many ways. I’m from Compton and Kendrick’s music has always spoke volumes to me and I can genuinely say, that I was put on Kendrick very early on. My brother would bump his old mixtapes all the time, go to his concerts, hell Kendrick even revealed HiiiPower at the concert my brother went to. So saying that this made me feel nostalgic would be an understatement. I may be biased because I’m from Compton but in my eyes Kendrick is without a doubt my favorite rappers ever and is one of the greatest to ever do it. I was a fan before he even appeared on the billboard, before he was the biggest on TDE, and seeing him where he is makes me happy because he came where I come from.
Kendrick is the rapper who got me into hiphop and showed me how poetic and powerful the genre is. I got into so many other rappers because of him but he will always be my favorite
Not rap battles man, he was just freestyling with the homies! Been rocking with Kdot since OD days man. I got playlists full of every single kendrick video on youtube up until about 2012/3 though haha! Well put together as always tho!
who the hell thinks rap does more damage than fucking racism. hating an entire race for sometimes nothing does more damage than some silly lyrics that most of the time are true
I got my first appreciation of Kendrick's extraordinary talent from listening to the Dissect podcast that did an in-depth analysis of his album To Pimp A Butterfly. I've been a massive fan ever since. He is an a-typical "rap star".
Thanks bud. I remember when I first heard Kendrick Lamar, and realising years later that it was him. I was such a big lil Wayne fan and would listen to any song with him in it. The song is called Colors - Jay Rock ft K.Dot and Wayne
I just wanna point out 15:55. Now look at that endless sea of white arms, and they all singing "MYY NIGGAAAA" this and that LOL. That's just hilarious. I'm sorry i'm black, but if ya want people to stop saying it, stop making it sound so fucking catchy and appealing bruh.
I love the music of Pac but I got to point this out. He himself was a multimillionaire and has gold chains around his neck. And then he says that there are people who can’t afford food and he is not alright with that. Also he says he is against violence and raps about being violent
If I'm not mistaking, he might not have been out here giving money and houses out the ass, but he was contributing to his community and doing selfless acts. Do research first sweetie 😇.
Jake this is the first video I've seen from you, it came on my recommended. the quality and thought that went into your intro and video. AMAZING Deffoo subscribing💙💙😍
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The first time I saw Kendrick Lamar he was opening up for Steve Aioki and the ticket was $5.00 I still have that ticket
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Just to let you know, the control verse is available on “Black Hippy 2”, check Spotify and relive, as you put it, one of the greatest hip hop moments of the decade, which it was!! Definitely add it to your playlist!! Great video by the way 👏🏼
@Joshua Johnson You probably are yh.
I dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the password. I would love any tips you can give me!
This is one of the best intros I’ve ever seen. Real rap
Honestly i hated the intro😂😂 great video though
joseph zafra yeah I agree, me saying I “hated it” is exaggerated
Personally I don't think it was too long at all simply because it was packed with a perfect combination of clips, music and editing . Just one of the best I've ever seen. But that's just me
I just subscribed today, Kendrick is a legend
deadass. when he said skillshare i felt it
Kendricks mom: we have to get away from this terrible gang violence in Chicago
Also Kendricks mom: moves to Compton
Compton is safer than Chicago
kendrick lamar itself a hypocritical insult "Blexit is a Renaissance", and he is my enemy.
Thats all they could afford at the time
I think they was running from the gang ties
Team FACM hater I run a fade on u no kap fo da💨
The first time I saw Kendrick Lamar he was opening up for Steve Aioki and the ticket was *$5.00* I still have that ticket
Thats badass. When you see him?
wow
Keep it, its going to sell for a lot in the future
Yup, you're definitely screaming happy rn
whenever maad city comes on in a party its lit lol
And that is how i found my favourite song thank u
All the white people in the audience when it comes on "MY NIGGA!!!" 15:53
swimming pools and money trees also
🔥🔥
@@adambarnes4952 Ironic how swimming pools explains exactly the problems with alcohol while was being played in many parties
Man, whoever edited this deserves a pay raise.
It’s a one man show!
j9 v13r man sit down, u ain’t do shit
GIVE IT TO HIMmM
@@DLMphotos point still stands
so true
I gotta do a essay on Kendrick in English class and this video is lowkey saving my ass ☠️💯🙏🏽
Sure wish I had something like that in English class.
why cant i get this shit for my english class your lucky as hell
Where do you think this dude got this information from? You could’ve found it if you weren’t so god damn lazy. You gonna put this video in your sources? I hope you got an F-
@@themostdiabolicalhater5986 lmao naw I got a A plus and why would I need to go find out the information when it’s literally in this video like you said? Saved me mad time and made it much easier ☠️
@@themostdiabolicalhater5986 hours of info cut to 23 mins
As a rapper that suffered with a stutter growing up, hearing that Kendrick had one just made me feel so much better
Facts. Its weird how a lot of rappers have a stutter growing up
I can't speak for other rappers but from my personal experience, I can definitely say rap was a significant part in the growth of my confidence in how I spoke. Being picked on as a kid for my stuttering I developed a fear of holding back what I wanted to say, so much content over the years held back because of fear. Rapping helped me not only speak my thoughts in a creative way but in my normal conversation voice my stuttering decreased significantly. It's still there sometimes but compared to how it was prior to me rapping, BRUH so much difference lol
@@conwellkid I think i can kind of relate. I used to be picked on by a lot kids growing up because I spoke very eloquently at a young age so I'd try to throw slang into my sentences until it was so unnatural that I developed a stutter. Then I found rap and how many artists were actually well respected for speaking the truth behind it all. 2pac may not have had a college level way of speaking but his charisma and knowledge was enough to get the attention of so many and they understood exactly his message. So nowadays when I speak in person to person conversations im able to articulate what I want to say with deliberate inflections in my voice to emphasize what im trying to say without doing so much. Yeah I still stutter too but I'm able to get by by having confidence in what im saying. Kind of shifted from rapping to just spoken word. For me personally it allows me to say what I want to say without having to really worry about structuring a bar into a specific beat
ive started to develop one recently its quite odd
I dont see it as hindering. I think we're just people with a lot to say at once that we stumble over words because our mouths can't keep up with what our brain wants to say. If that makes sense
Whos here after Drake Beef 2024??.
I am
You mean after the drake burial
damn the intro tho
cyden chikombah ikr skillshare hits hard 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Herbal Giles made me lose my shit in public lmao
Goosebumps man!!!
Hits hard
That gunshot scared the absolute shit out of me
Sing about me, I'm dying of thirst is a fucking masterpiece.
Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh😭😭😭😭😭😭
His best song
I cannot begin to explain how much that Fox News part infuriated me.
fr
What is happening just proves how right Kendrick was
fr they sound so ignorant
First heard it on BLOOD.
cry harder jogger
And yet people tried to cancel this man like did yall listen to what he said on his raps
For what?
Scott because he didn’t publicly (on social media) support the BLM movement. He went to protests in person of course but he didn’t post anything about it.
Bumar holy shit 11 year old white kpop stans really trying to cancel him for not supporting BLM when he made a whole album and a half just about it.
@@idklike3210 really??smh, what does kpop have to do with BLM
Samuel Frans kpop stans not kpop
Where has he been ??
Raising his daughter, He'll be back
I’m pretty sure he quit rapping, and started business ventures.
@@phantomtd837 hasn't said anything like that.
Charles McMurray I read it somewhere like a year ago. I don’t know man
@@phantomtd837 it can't be, he collaborated with SIR this year
my guy is training in the mountains to release the most historical rap album of all time that is going to lead to the abolishment of police brutality
God I’ve literally been thinking for the last few weeks that I wished there was a documentary or something about Kendrick because he’s so insanely talented and I feel like this just scratched an itch I’ve had for a while LOL
We on the same wave but I’m tryna be in the same boat what’s ur socials
Bob Doyle 💀💀
Il teach u the ways I fr dno how she didn’t reply to that
Bob Doyle lmfao didn’t see this til now but i have a lovely bf that i’m very much in love with ✨ sorry to disappoint
Carolyn K now you have two
The fact that he didn't win a Grammy for G.K.M.C triggers me to this day. Thank You for this video, it's sometimes hard for someone outside the US to get all that info and I'm really glad I found this!
We are glad that he won a Grammy for To Pimp A Butterfly and another for _DAMN._
@@jennyneon TPAB should've won the album of year too
@@ItsBigDre yh, definitely
maybe it's rigged idk
@@jennyneon All of em should have win AOTY. smh
sometimes you gotta pop out and show 🥷s
I'll say this about Kendrick, he just speaks to young black men in a way that some artists have trouble doing. It is sometimes hard to listen to a rapper talkimg about gang shit when you cant relate. Not to say that rapping about gang stuff is bad, but the Kenny talks about that Black mentality.
To Pimp a Butterfly will always album be my favorite not cause it was my introduction to Kenny, but for some odd reason my mindset changed when I heard the album. Can't explain it but I think Kendrick helps young black men get through some shit that we take for granted or dont know about yet
Dude Even though I’m a white, my mindset also completely changed after listening to TPAB and that’s also why it’s my favorite album. As a privileged white teen I didn’t really understand true problems in the world until I started listening to K.dot and TPAB was what changed me. Helped me see the world in a new perspective
@@PK-po9lf Thats another thing. White people like yourself have to be educated on racial injustice while black men must be educated on racial clarity. I for one think that TPAB should be listened to all Americans to dive into the black male psyche.
Good looks man
Z Henderson Yeah dude one love ✊ Just from observing the people around me I think one of the main problem is that most white suburbans have such a closed mind. I remember listening to To Pimp a Butterfly for the first time when I was 13, I was still pretty young so my mind was free and open, since then I’ve never turned back, probably listened to the album 50 times while learning something new each session. On the contrary I tried showing this really conservative dude TPAB, and he was just so closed minded to the point where he couldn’t even try to understand things from Kendrick’s point of view. I feel like it’s all about understanding but I don’t know I’m just a teen
Only facts brother
PK 0302 same here man, growing up in an area like myself as a white teenager, there wasn’t tons of African Americans at my school growing up in your typical suburbs but once I began listening to Kendrick, it made me want to understand more and not just be ignorant to the worlds problems, that didn’t concern myself. It made me angry to see all the hurt going on and it compelled me to listen and try to understand what I can do better as a human being living on this earth. I know that sounds corny but it really is the truth. I’m 19 now and coming into my sophomore year in college and it really amazes me how deep Kendrick’s music is and how it applies to America today. It made me listen more and he really is someone that others can look to and teach the world about the strife and suffering. I wish more of my peers did the same because these problems aren’t going away so we need to work together to solve them. That’s my ideal future. 🙏 sorry for the paragraph lol
that english teacher should be credited
Kendrick is one of the few artists our generation can say we truly grew up and matured with.
And Cole
xRoadToCoDx Doesn’t have the same chemistry to Kenny, cole still not bad tho
@@seannleee1830 Cole is goated stop down playing him like he trash
@Prototype He really is but I’m not tripping, he addressed you no life ass trolls “if you broke and clowning a millionaire the joke is on you”
@Prototype uh huh sure you’re obviously in a loud minority. “kEndRicK gOoD, j CoLe miD” that’s so played out what is this 2017? Anyways keep hating on greatness he not losing no sleep tryna satisfy trolls
Kendrick Lamar is something different in hip-hop. He's completely in hip-hop's traditions, has all the elements of hip-hop, and yet feels like he operates on a different level from other hip-hop artists.
I've never heard a hip-hop artist as consistent or conceptual as he is. His production choices are also almost always well chosen and serve a larger purpose.
Bruh this is one of the best edited docs on hip hop I've ever seen.
If you like Kanye, watch “The most Untuly”. He does making of documentaries for each album. I think he’s started doing other artists now too. I need to watch the rest of them but the couple I watched were all amazing
@@willcarroll9762 sure thing my man! Thanks for the rec🙂
@Raghav Ahuja Hey you should also watch *'Unraveling The Madness of Kanye West' by J Aubrey.* It's pretty good! And then just check out his channel as a whole bc he uploads consistently, well made content.
Blessings to Kendricks teacher that opened him up to Poetry.
Personally I started writing poetry just before I got into the University and I was also introduced to it by my home teacher then. it's one of the big gifts and joys of my life and so i really get Kendrick's love for the art 🔅❤️❤️
I like Kendrick music so much because even though he is well known and mainstream his music still holds that Underground grittiness and creativeness and storytelling he doesn’t compromise any of that just to get a radio hit And I feel like the peak of That was G.K.M.C. Where the album was so good it happened to get mainstream but not the mainstream where you get tired of it and G.K.M.C can never get stale and old no matter how many listens.
TPAB is better imo
Tpab and gkmc are my favs
If you want to hear Kendrick’s Dad’s life in one song, listen to “Duckworth” by Kendrick on Damn.
Edit:Yah you guys is right I meant to say it’s about his dad and Top Dawg
I mean that’s not about his life really 🤔
That’s not even his life tho
Sam Bond yeah it’s more of an origin story
Oliver Mulcahy It’s about His dad and Top fam 😐
Lol
Kendricks music is timeless, ik it's probably cliche but TPAB it's a masterpiece, and no doubt one of the most important albums of the 2000s.
This album is when i really discovered Kendrick. Definitely a huge favorite IMO.
*2010s
@@bigboineptune9567 no, 2000s if not music in a WHOLE.
i guess of all time too?
His shit all good bro
DAMN was my introduction to Kendricks music, I got so hooked up that I binged almost all of his projects. Even today i'm still studying them and they keep on impresing me, and that's when you know how an artist looks like, i'm not even from US and english is obviously not my first language, but Kendricks music has been such an inspiration for me, I can understand and relate to his artwork, and it's really amazing how someone has the ability to send these important messages in such an artistic and charismatic way, and being mainstream while doing it.
He's one of the few artists who deserves total respect from the whole artistic community.
Damn was my introduction to kendrick,after that,i was getting more in to this legend
@@hari-nu2ry same
Time to binge-watch all your videos again
Son, the beginning of the video was strong. It really set the tone. You’re incredibly when it comes to these documentaries, never stop
Ive never been early in my entire life to anything but this. And im glad
Eskgetittt
I wish I finished this video when it first popped up in my recommended. I watched the first couple minutes but my mom called me to eat dinner and I forgot.. glad I’m only 3 days late tho
Kendrick Lamar is the 🐐
Don’t given Kendrick a savior complex. While he may seem deserving of the title, I’d like to think that his intentions while making music isn’t to be praised for it, although I’m sure he understands the magnitude his words have. To me, it comes off as words that must be said for the greater good, whether it be to further his career or to further his people, which he’s a part of. To set him up as some savior would mean acknowledging in some way(s), that he’s *better* than us and we’re unfit to save ourselves, which I don’t think Kendrick believes.
“Mortal man” does this comment all the more justice. “When shit his the fan, is you still a fan?” Because many want to grant Kendrick said complex, he has no room for mistakes. How will you feel when your “savior” lets you down? It’s better off to discard that title ahead of time.
This isn’t to discredit the things he’s done and is going to do but to put them in a different light.
respect
This reminds of the time when people tried canceling j Cole because they gave him that title. Then when he didn’t live up to their expectations they got mad at him.
Thats why he said "make room for mistakes & depression", leaders arent perfect but if the shoe fits it fits.
EagleZtoTheGrave I agree that Kendrick is a leader. But a leader and savior aren’t the same thing.
Terrell Williams perfect example.
Let’s not forget to pimp a butterfly. In my eyes that album is one of the most beautiful, versatile, impactful, world changing, truthful albums that has ever been put out
I’m less than 2 mins in but DAMN THIS IS SO GOOD
*Damn.
Mr Butterpants *DAMN.
Damn.
Who's here after he cooked Drake in every cooking style there is?
The world will only know peace when everyone agrees that Kendrick is the best rapper alive
oshos disciple - Kendrick rhymes 4/10. Bye lol
oshos disciple - 🤣🤣
oshos disciple - did you hear his flow in Black Friday? Cartoons and cereal? The delivery on duckworth or dna? His rhymes on rigamrotous or for free? I’m from New York and it’s easy to say Kendrick is on another level than big Sean
@oshos disciple - 10 different voices
@oshos disciple - big sean isnt top 50 while Kendrick is top 5 of all time
The fact that Tupac said you wanna be like Trump given the current climate just gave me chills.
It's crazy how he was still revelant in our life today. Ruined America and set us back smh. We still have so much to fix.
@@gusb4309 "Ruined America" Lol he tried to fix it.
@@mudkip5208 yeah he fixed it through Twitter lmao 🤣
@@mudkip5208 a Trump supporter in a hiphop video. Interesting...
@@hecatrice2064 It's almost as if people can have outside interests unrelated to their political beliefs 🤯. Way to generalize.
can you do one on J. Cole later down the track?
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Yes!!!
Amazing job on the j. Cole doc :)
Section 80 changed my life and it helped me through some of the hardest times.. K Dot will always have my respect
Such a well made video! Can't wait for part 2.
I really don't like the "savior complex" you give to Kendrick. He talked about the pressure of being seen a savior in DAMN hence the disfigured story in the album to reflect his mental state.
I completely understand but ommm he's the Jesus of the rap game period
Payden Hill then you must not understand...
I actually found it to be a pretty connected story. Definitely a reflection of his mental, but not because of some savior complex, but rather the lack of. He explores all the things that make us human, and in doing so questions whether god should DAMN us all.
It only solidified his legacy, his accomplishments, and his position in hiphop. He’s really a blessing for the culture
And I’m sorry to bring it up but, DAMN received a Pulitzer. That’s quite the accolade
after that Intro i had to pause it and take a breath. this is the quickest I've ever subscribed
I know this comment could potentially start a flamewar but there's no one in this man's class. People cite J.Cole but there's no artistry category in which Cole is remotely close to Kendrick. Kendrick is a once in a generation artist and I'm interested to see who the next incarnate will be for future generations.
How is cole not on kendricks class
Nope no flamewar lmao
kanye lol
Kendrick is undoubtedly the best but Cole ain't no joke too
Nah man. I'll agree that Kendrick comes before Cole but Cole is up there. I don't think we can say Cole isn't close.
However Cole's impactful songs to turn up songs ratio isn't nearly as good as Kendricks.
How does this only have 58k views... smh youtube really doesnt promote talent
Boy am I ready for this one. Kung fu Kenny x Jake Zeeman lets goooo
Jude Flowerdew Yessir... Whatever happens on Earth stays on Earth
Kendrick will always outshine drake. When you start off as a rapper its all you know. Hes only improved while wheelchair boy still cant decide who he really is 🤣
Idc what ppl say about him, to me Kendrick is the GOAT. drake....is to his fans. Personally, never was or will be a fan of drake and his petty lifestyle. Kendrick tho..i stay listening.
kendrick is goated he's my favorite rapper of this generation
It’s Me I feel you man I only listen to his albums and songs. Mostly on my music playlist is Kendrick
Fake, I mean Drake still don’t want a part of that K Dot smoke.
Chillss chills all throughout damn. Overly dedicated.... I was 12 when swimming pools came out, that’s when I got introduced to him. Good kid maad city will live with me for eveeeerrrr. Reminds me of my growth wow
Same I was around that age
I have shit to do rn so I was just going to put this in my watch later but damn the editing of that intro hooked me in
Perfect video and perfect timing. Kendrick spreads a mad message and spreads awareness of what goes on in colored communities and immigrants. It's not their fault; we have to learn from the past, tear down those who like it, and change the future. 💜
"Hip hop has been more damaging to african american youth than racism" LOL how the fucj they let ppl like that on TV?????
That was the dumbest statement I've ever heard. Ignorance at its best.
M also shocked yoo
I can already tell this one is gonna have a million views.
This video hits home for me in so many ways. I’m from Compton and Kendrick’s music has always spoke volumes to me and I can genuinely say, that I was put on Kendrick very early on. My brother would bump his old mixtapes all the time, go to his concerts, hell Kendrick even revealed HiiiPower at the concert my brother went to. So saying that this made me feel nostalgic would be an understatement. I may be biased because I’m from Compton but in my eyes Kendrick is without a doubt my favorite rappers ever and is one of the greatest to ever do it. I was a fan before he even appeared on the billboard, before he was the biggest on TDE, and seeing him where he is makes me happy because he came where I come from.
Yo. Y'all ever listened to the Dissect podcast?
I’m so mad that bad kid chill city isn’t on many streaming services
ay look over ur shoulders is so fire
Bro what? How have I never heard of this??
Will Carroll LISTEN BRO
I love regular trees and please kill my vibe
@@khem8998 LMFAOOO
Kendrick is the rapper who got me into hiphop and showed me how poetic and powerful the genre is. I got into so many other rappers because of him but he will always be my favorite
Kendrick dont miss all his albums are either straight fire or legendary 😲 The GOAT of our generation
Your editing for the intro is greatly appreciated holy cow
These vids are so refreshing thanks for posting man
Here in 2024 👑 Kendrick
BRO That control verse was disgusting the conversations that were had in schools! 🤦🏾♂️ Hip Hop needed that shit mehn! 🔥
Section 80 was great when it came out and still my favourite...
If Kendrick ever sees this he hopefully sees my comment too: His music is absolutely perfect. Love him
Jus found this channel bro. Straight fire fr man that Nas illmatic video was fuckin heat too
top quality production Jake, have been looking forward to this!
I love how all those white ppl were saying nigga in M.A.A.d city
Great editing is such a god send. Great job man.
Man the beginning of that news clip pisses me off. "HiP hOp HaS dOnE mOrE dAmAgE." Bruh what? Like deadass what??
You already had my like after that introduction. Cant wait for the second part
here after they blacklisted kendrick’s performance at the grammys with dave chappelle and U2.
Its crazy how everybody acts woke but never mentions that they blacklisted the video for many countries. I still wonder how they got away with it.
Kendrick's to pimp a butterfly and damn is one of the best albums in hip hop ever imho
Facts
Gkmc?
@@rahulg3714 It's much better than DAMN..
I still think his untitled collection was by far the best album ever released.
@@DZ-jm1my What
What a phenomenally edited video man. Your skills and documentary is on point
The intro alone may be your magnum opus
5:32 Drake can never
Not rap battles man, he was just freestyling with the homies!
Been rocking with Kdot since OD days man. I got playlists full of every single kendrick video on youtube up until about 2012/3 though haha!
Well put together as always tho!
as a battle rapper/musician I feel you lmao I agree
who the hell thinks rap does more damage than fucking racism. hating an entire race for sometimes nothing does more damage than some silly lyrics that most of the time are true
I got my first appreciation of Kendrick's extraordinary talent from listening to the Dissect podcast that did an in-depth analysis of his album To Pimp A Butterfly. I've been a massive fan ever since. He is an a-typical "rap star".
The intro, the research, the editing. Wow
15:56 everyone got the n-word pass
No
this is hands down one of the best videos i’ve seen
Been waiting for you to cover Kendrick!!!!! ONE OF YOUR BEST VIDEOS! Keep it coming dude.
Damn... imagine if Pac was alive and did a song with Kendrick
Ohh mhnn❤️❤️❤️
The nostalgia lol, I dont show Kendrick enough love these days
4:10 Tupac ,” wanna be like trump?” Talking about greed damn
Thanks bud. I remember when I first heard Kendrick Lamar, and realising years later that it was him. I was such a big lil Wayne fan and would listen to any song with him in it. The song is called Colors - Jay Rock ft K.Dot and Wayne
You are a freaking genius. If I weren't a broke student, I'd sign up to your thingy for suure
I just wanna point out 15:55. Now look at that endless sea of white arms, and they all singing "MYY NIGGAAAA" this and that LOL. That's just hilarious. I'm sorry i'm black, but if ya want people to stop saying it, stop making it sound so fucking catchy and appealing bruh.
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I love the music of Pac but I got to point this out. He himself was a multimillionaire and has gold chains around his neck. And then he says that there are people who can’t afford food and he is not alright with that. Also he says he is against violence and raps about being violent
If I'm not mistaking, he might not have been out here giving money and houses out the ass, but he was contributing to his community and doing selfless acts. Do research first sweetie 😇.
he died with 500,000
So his parents moved from being around ViceLord's&GD's in Chicago to Bloods&So many Crips in Compton.I don't believe this story.
Jake this is the first video I've seen from you, it came on my recommended. the quality and thought that went into your intro and video. AMAZING Deffoo subscribing💙💙😍
Please tell me you're doing one for Juice in december??? would be a great post Postmortem review. 999
I've been anticipating this video for a while. Now I'm sitting here disgusted.. why did you GO THAT HARD on the intro
Savior in the mainstream............real hip hop will always dwell in the underground
Knocked this one out the park freaky Zee. A1.
Move to Compton from Chicago to escape gang violence lol sheesh
2:03 What's that background music? It's so fucking lovely
Kendrick Lamar - The Recipe
15:53 gets me insanely hyped bruh
Notice the amount of white people there saying the n word lmao
Dot and Cole defined the 2010s. Nobody in this generation can top them when it comes to hip-hop and poetry
htx.shermar there are plenty of 2010s rappers better than cole
True
You're forgetting one more gentleman on that list. It's not the man you want to admit belongs there, but he does.
Cole is mid
@@dgayle2348 Drake defined the 10's and there is no denying it.
that concert at 15:55 where they were all singing maad city must've been such an incredible experience