@@jakajhah-0first off that isn't the door handle that's the top lock of the door...and I'm 5'11. Second of all if you look at the picture you can CLEARLY tell that isn't even a knob
people should know that most good rappers don't want to rush their albums, they are forced to produce a certain amount of products for their labels and studios. At the end of the day, music is money, studios can't afford to spend millions of dollar signing an artist that makes 2 songs a year. They have to milk that guy as long as he is still famous, good thing Kendrick's label understand his value.
@@patrickmcgrade6699 Kendrick doesn’t sound old school at all. He’s a highly intelligent modern artist. He’s just lyrical. I guess that’s what you like. Straight lyricism. To Pimp A Butterfly sounds nothing like old school. Nor DAMN. If you only associate lyricism with old school rap then you’re wrong. Kendrick is by far the most original and most creative hip hop artist of the modern generation. Kanye is close. But he lacks the lyrical skill.
@@WyWid Kendrick is also relatable, this is what makes him so inspiring. It shows in his work and as well his thought process when trying to convey his message, his work is not only for ear porn but as well a social movement.
@@PHlophe True that, I love it when people grow at what they do hey. Like he's videos are always good but to see them still be better. As the saying goes 'compete with yourself'
Imagine the pressure on Kendrick after THOSE albums... I would also take my time creating new music, not sure if it is even possible to reach that level again, but if any can do it, it is Kendrick
There's so much pressure on him man..... He has to take his time..... I wonder what he's going through right now..... But everybody knows if he quit this season, he'll still be the greatest aye
@@someguy315 gkmc and tpab great on their own realms. Damn for me didn't have that replayability but song for song those lyrics only he can pull off. The older I get the more I appreciate tpab. Am I the only one?
For real though I don’t think we are. I have a hard time imagining Kendrick would put out anything below average (Or flop for that matter). His albums are hard to top but I don’t think he thinks about “topping”.
I think he partially feels this way, but also since he's a perfectionist he probably also listens to the album thinking how much it's going to emotionally impact us. Just delivering bars is 'easy', but to paraphrase what what he said to make a kid want to not do something like killing someone seems to be more important to him. Either way, we know whatever is coming will be incredible as a final product.
@@skeliton1505 at this point, heat heat will have almost nothing to do with a rapper selling over 700k units first week. Marketing will be the major deciding fact.
Brilliant film Jake - great pacing and emotion. Felt like 2 minutes. My brain melts just thinking about how much footage you had to handle. Serious respect. 💪🏼
Kendrick essentially summed all of damn up in his prior track in Section 80 Ab-Souls Outro when he says: “I'm not the next pop star, I'm not the next socially aware rapper I am a human motherfucking being over dope ass instrumentation”
I was always a metalhead. When I got to college i started to listen to different things and got interested in rap. Asked a friend for some songs, he send me Alright and couple others. I felt that there was something different there. When I heard DAMN the first time I became a hip hop fan. It expanded my taste and made me appreciate the art of rap and dive into new songs.
metalhead here, dp is proof i guess. i had listened to rap before kdot, but damn turned me on to a lot of rap music i never knew existed. even in my country (india) rap is getting big and i got into that music as well all due to playing damn on repeat in 2018.
Here after the release of "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers", I feel like Kendrick utilizes taking years off more than any other artist I can think of, sure Frank Ocean is also a recluse, but I would argue that Kendrick has the ability to observe and write about current events in society and juxtapose it to how he grows as a person and his ever evolving perspectives. It's truly remarkable.
Kendrick’s music ain’t really hard to decipher or understand, he’s lyrical ability ain’t that of Lupe Fiasco, Aesop rock, or mf doom. But I get what you mean
False, He visited Cape Town which is literally the prettiest city in Africa also Robin Island where Mandela was imprisoned. He probably just passed those areas
Why does part 1 have 960k views and this one 259k? Why doesn't Jake Z (soulr) have over a million subscribers at this point. Everything he does is so deeply researched and of such quality. I still hope Netflix or another giant will sign him as an documentary film maker with a big budget and great team. Looking at what he does it already feels like that, just wish he could get paid already.
Jake, this video was great, to pimp a butterfly is my favorite album of all time and watching you narrate and having the beats in the background brought back memories of listening to this for the first time, I had chills and goosebumps the entirety of the time I was watching this.
I've watched a lot of videos on RUclips but none like this, it's not even because Kendrick is my favorite artist man. This is just a beautiful video man damn
I heard of Kendrick but never listened to him until I listened to Damn. Now I’m like where the hell have I been? Thank you for making this documentary.
This is a definition of a rap artist. Painting pictures w words, feelings, straight emotion. Less records than wheelchair boy, but the content hits 10x harder than all albums combined. 🙌 my ears rejoice!! Only gets better w every listen
They had for sure had to show the places places like Soweto, Khayelitsha, Mdantsane, Mlazi and all these parts that have huge informal settlement because that where real real Africans live
probably because he wanted the clip of seeing how much more difficult their problems were compared to living in America with Kendrick's interview saying how it gave him perspective with what he saw personally.
I basically never comment on anything on RUclips, but these two Videos were literally the best two videos I've ever seen on any platform. Kendricks music just hits different now.
Truly one of the greatest poets of our generation. He feels like someone we know personally and someone who we can truly understand despite his mainstream success.
@@fakecharity no not only. He went to Robben Island, to get to Robben Island you need to set sail from Cape Town Habour. Cape Town Habour (V&A) is no shanty town. Here me out just Google V&A Cape Town
The point here is just that, showing only the poorest places gives off a negative perspective to people like you who have never seen/heard of South Africa. As a “Journo/Vlogger/Researcher” it’s irresponsible to the viewers
@@fakecharity In an interview, Kendrick said that he also visited the cities and realised how much crap and lies were taught in schools and shit. He did admit that the struggle was real this side but also acknowledged the beauty of Africa has a whole, so it would have been nice to show the good side of Africa. I ain't really complaining because this was an amazing video.
Always had difficulty concentrating on lyrics and their meaning since I have a bad case of ADHD but your video was so helpful and really confirmed my thoughts about Kendrick. Thank you so much, your work is truly inspiring and this was amazing to watch
Your work is consistently incredible man, watched part 1 and waited on part 2 to see this type of content is always appreciated. Thank you for creating this type of content man, definitely earned a subscriber and will definitely check out more content in the future because its apparent to see the type of work you put in
tell me why this guy puts hours into these types of videos going deep on artist and he only has 139k subs. This dude needs a couple million for the amount of work he puts in
Literally his voice is so silky and unique and he sounds like he’s rapping wen he’s simply speaking. It’s crazy. This man is the og for our generation.
Top 10 of all time from a gen z perspective; 1. Tupac 2. Jay-Z 3. Kendrick Lamar 4. Nas 5. Biggie 6. Lil Wayne 7. Rakim 8. Kanye West 9. Dr. Dre 10. Andre3000 (Lets debate in the comments tho) Edit: Peep my apple music account @ComboMeall my playlists are fireee
as a white kid from brazil (absolutely disconnected with everything kendrick has ever talked about) he really opened my eyes with good kid and TPAB, i think if i never heard those two projects i wouldnt be nearly as conscient of the reality of a black kid and the black experience all around the world i truly believe every single person in the world should listen to his records, read his lyrics and reflect on the part they play on those stories
Damn🔥. I only watched for 1min and 45 sec.. I'm gon watch the other one first.. I'll be back . EDIT: OK I'm back. This is some good stuff. I'm impressed🔥🔥. This shit deserves a subscription.
"Kendrick is the best storyteller"... Yup, the baseline for any Real lyricist, not just someone that can't perform complex lyrics, but those that can paint pictures inside the mind of the listener... That's Real lyricism, to me anyway
This video was put together so well. I just wished you used a more diverse set of images to show off South Africa. You did not do ZA justice with those pics
I can not thank you enough for making these great videos, really great to understand the artist I listen to and also the background and the way the make their music, and everything you do. I’d be a patron if could.
I used to be one of those edgy, essentially racist, conservatives. Although I regret being like that, Kendrick's music really changed my view on really everything.
Kendrick Lamar is the best and most important person go grace a mic in the 21st century, and depending how his upcoming music is he might be the greatest music artist of all time
Do we like Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers? 👀
Part 3?
YES
🔥🔥
PART 3
Man, keep inspiring. All the efforts you put on your work man 👏👏👏
And of course kendricks there
This feels like a documentary I should have to pay to watch
Exactly
Patreon sqaud!
You can 😇 www.patreon.com/jakezeeman
"New documentary on Kendrick Lamar, premiering on HBO on November 10th"
Fax
Kendrick drops a classic, he disappears, people doubt him and forget about him, he comes back and drops another classic....rinse and repeat
I’ve never forgot about Kendrick, just sayin
He drops a classic, then I listen to it till he drops another one.
Ain't no one forget, we just waiting
Real fans never forget about him
We never forget about King Kunta bro. We wait!
He Best Trait Is That He Doesn't Rush His Craft. Rushing Content Is How You Fall Off Quick
@@jakajhah-0first off that isn't the door handle that's the top lock of the door...and I'm 5'11. Second of all if you look at the picture you can CLEARLY tell that isn't even a knob
@@jakajhah-0 who asked?
@@jakajhah-0 you insecure or sum?💀
Not the best for us tho lol
people should know that most good rappers don't want to rush their albums, they are forced to produce a certain amount of products for their labels and studios. At the end of the day, music is money, studios can't afford to spend millions of dollar signing an artist that makes 2 songs a year. They have to milk that guy as long as he is still famous, good thing Kendrick's label understand his value.
Kendrick Is one of the greatest I can’t wait for his next album
yah me to
No offense *but he is the best*
Kendrick Lamar is the greatest.
We all are
The G.O.A.T 4 me personally
WE NEED A 2024 FOLLOW UP TO THIS ONE. KENDRICK LAMAR SAVES RAP FROM BBL DRIZZY
After his next album or the music vid
I've been waiting for this as much as Kendricks new album
agreed
Me to bro
Same man
💯 for real
Just happy something Kendrick related is out.
I remember you was conflicted
Misusing your influence
Sometimes I did the same
Abusing My Power Full Of Resentment
Resentment that turn into deep depression
Simone Diamante Found myself screaming in the hotel room
I didn’t want to self-destruct
@@jinsakai5788 *ahhhhhhhhhhhh!*
Awesome video and editing man. Keep it up. Kendrick one of the few I like from the new school since I am a oldschool fan through and through.
Im an old school fan but i only listen to stuff that sounds like old school rap
@@patrickmcgrade6699 Kendrick doesn’t sound old school at all. He’s a highly intelligent modern artist. He’s just lyrical. I guess that’s what you like. Straight lyricism. To Pimp A Butterfly sounds nothing like old school. Nor DAMN. If you only associate lyricism with old school rap then you’re wrong. Kendrick is by far the most original and most creative hip hop artist of the modern generation. Kanye is close. But he lacks the lyrical skill.
@@WyWid Kendrick is also relatable, this is what makes him so inspiring. It shows in his work and as well his thought process when trying to convey his message, his work is not only for ear porn but as well a social movement.
J Cole too
@@namitakumaridas1870 you can’t really compare Kendrick and cole
Damn the video quality, man the esiting for starters. Your content is always good but this feels different, like a step up. Idk how to put it.
Editing*
Rra Msibi. Saubona, you got inspired big time
@@PHlophe True that, I love it when people grow at what they do hey. Like he's videos are always good but to see them still be better. As the saying goes 'compete with yourself'
Kendrick lamar inspired me to start rapping and learn lyrical poetry and I hope I can make a voice for immigrants and for mexicans.
I hope succeed, lead and inspire
Go for it!!!
you can do it bro!!!
@@darkbryson3394 thanks
@@_unclecharles_ thanks Uncle
Imagine the pressure on Kendrick after THOSE albums... I would also take my time creating new music, not sure if it is even possible to reach that level again, but if any can do it, it is Kendrick
Nobody thought he could top good kid maad city either but he came through with tpab. He's been in this situation before so I'm sure he can handle it.
There's so much pressure on him man..... He has to take his time..... I wonder what he's going through right now..... But everybody knows if he quit this season, he'll still be the greatest aye
@@someguy315 gkmc and tpab great on their own realms. Damn for me didn't have that replayability but song for song those lyrics only he can pull off. The older I get the more I appreciate tpab. Am I the only one?
@@ChivasBarcelonaMex I get you, the album is one of the most growing pieces of art for me personally. I gotta listen to it again.
@@ChivasBarcelonaMex I think that "Untitled" album gets slept on , that album is short but it's HARD.
KDot listening to his new album and be thinkin' mortals ain't ready for this
For real though I don’t think we are. I have a hard time imagining Kendrick would put out anything below average (Or flop for that matter). His albums are hard to top but I don’t think he thinks about “topping”.
Funny comment🙂
I think he partially feels this way, but also since he's a perfectionist he probably also listens to the album thinking how much it's going to emotionally impact us. Just delivering bars is 'easy', but to paraphrase what what he said to make a kid want to not do something like killing someone seems to be more important to him. Either way, we know whatever is coming will be incredible as a final product.
This comment slaps even harder, considering the crazy dimensions this new album (Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers) taps into.
@@oskarludvigsen52083 years later how you feel about it?
his next album will be without a doubt be his biggest. if marketed right, and if the stars align correctly, he could do 800-900k first week
Make it 1 Million ❤️
Unless he comes with sum heat heat ion know about that
@@skeliton1505 at this point, heat heat will have almost nothing to do with a rapper selling over 700k units first week. Marketing will be the major deciding fact.
@@chiemxerxobi Kendrick’s marketing is “heat”
@@skeliton1505 fax
This man deserves so much more attention
Ye kendrick is pretty underground
Not sure if you are talking about Kendrick or this channel. But this channel definitely does.
Its supposed be this way
Aint nobody arguing about that
He has it but wont Bragg you wont see him like other rappers wearing thousands of chains round his neck his humble
PART 3 PLEASE, LETS GO!!!!!
Brilliant film Jake - great pacing and emotion. Felt like 2 minutes. My brain melts just thinking about how much footage you had to handle. Serious respect. 💪🏼
Kendrick essentially summed all of damn up in his prior track in Section 80 Ab-Souls Outro when he says:
“I'm not the next pop star, I'm not the next socially aware rapper
I am a human motherfucking being over dope ass instrumentation”
The intro with the radio is the definition of nostalgia
I feel like part 3 need to be about MMATBS and the Beef of ‘24; how Kendrick freed himself to smite the Drakes of our world
I encourage people to come to South Africa🇿🇦 and see how we live and how original we are.
It's a goal for me
i live in SA(capetown) the images he put in dont bring SA no justice bruh its not only shacks yoh😅
@@_Leooooo Thats exactly what i thought too brah😁 we got sky scrappers and beautiful cities too🇿🇦
Danko👊🏾
@@_Leooooo but that’s not what Kendrick visted he went to the poor areas and saw how bad others have it
Kendrick is my role model as a growing person. Thank you Jake for giving us this great content!💯✊
I was always a metalhead. When I got to college i started to listen to different things and got interested in rap. Asked a friend for some songs, he send me Alright and couple others. I felt that there was something different there. When I heard DAMN the first time I became a hip hop fan. It expanded my taste and made me appreciate the art of rap and dive into new songs.
metalhead here, dp is proof i guess. i had listened to rap before kdot, but damn turned me on to a lot of rap music i never knew existed. even in my country (india) rap is getting big and i got into that music as well all due to playing damn on repeat in 2018.
To Pimp a Butterfly is one of the greatest albums of all time.
the greatest**
@@cohenrogers5570 True, my apologies.
Here after the release of "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers", I feel like Kendrick utilizes taking years off more than any other artist I can think of, sure Frank Ocean is also a recluse, but I would argue that Kendrick has the ability to observe and write about current events in society and juxtapose it to how he grows as a person and his ever evolving perspectives. It's truly remarkable.
*I wish one day Kendrick gives you a shoutout, that would be so satisfying to me, hopefully it will mean something to you too Jake.*
KENDRICK IS THE GOAT!!!
It pains me that most people will never understand his music
Kendrick’s music ain’t really hard to decipher or understand, he’s lyrical ability ain’t that of Lupe Fiasco, Aesop rock, or mf doom. But I get what you mean
@@pitbull3868 he prob mean that some people are ignorant so they wouldn’t really grasp the meaning in his songs
For example the Fox News segment
@@pitbull3868 *MF DOOM
@@pitbull3868 All caps when you spell the man's name
People asking why he put those pictures of South Africa, cuz that’s where Kendrick visited, the slums like where he from. Not the nice cityies
False, He visited Cape Town which is literally the prettiest city in Africa also Robin Island where Mandela was imprisoned. He probably just passed those areas
B
@@thapeloledwaba2251 well what do u expect him to sleep in the village and take selfie’s with babies ?
@thapeloledwaba2251 - what are you talking about? Did you somehow miss the many miles of the Cape Flats?? Jesus
This is really good man. Those clips of the protests with people singing "we gon' be alright" gave me chills.
This Kendrick two part series is hands down the best videos I’ve watched on RUclips, hands down some of the best editing on RUclips.
You could literally make ten hours of this type of content and id watch it all in one sitting
Why does part 1 have 960k views and this one 259k?
Why doesn't Jake Z (soulr) have over a million subscribers at this point.
Everything he does is so deeply researched and of such quality.
I still hope Netflix or another giant will sign him as an documentary film maker with a big budget and great team.
Looking at what he does it already feels like that, just wish he could get paid already.
This was brilliant - but God damn makes me miss kendrick so much😭
Jake, this video was great, to pimp a butterfly is my favorite album of all time and watching you narrate and having the beats in the background brought back memories of listening to this for the first time, I had chills and goosebumps the entirety of the time I was watching this.
I've watched a lot of videos on RUclips but none like this, it's not even because Kendrick is my favorite artist man. This is just a beautiful video man damn
After all the teasing on Instagram it's finally here
*Jake:* Kendrick had his first child with his highschool sweetheart.....
*Me, new to the fandom:* SHERANE!
*Jake:* Whitney Alford
*Me:* Oh...
I'm pretty sure Sherane and Kendrick haven't talked in like 15 years... since he left Compton at least
Why do they always show the sad parts of south africa.... But anyway
Because that's what Kendrick talked about, the struggle
I am African and truth is Africa is developing but honestly the nice places is not where most Africans stay, most of us stay in the slums
I heard of Kendrick but never listened to him until I listened to Damn. Now I’m like where the hell have I been? Thank you for making this documentary.
I cried a little when the crowd sing "We're gonna be alright, we're gonna be alright", so powerful
This is a definition of a rap artist. Painting pictures w words, feelings, straight emotion. Less records than wheelchair boy, but the content hits 10x harder than all albums combined. 🙌 my ears rejoice!! Only gets better w every listen
The best album in the world
To pimp a butterfly 🦋
I wonder why the show these parts of south Africa 💀
They had for sure had to show the places places like Soweto, Khayelitsha, Mdantsane, Mlazi and all these parts that have huge informal settlement because that where real real Africans live
probably because he wanted the clip of seeing how much more difficult their problems were compared to living in America with Kendrick's interview saying how it gave him perspective with what he saw personally.
@@SuperRavensfan101 It’s like there’s no homeless people in America
My thoughts exactly
I basically never comment on anything on RUclips, but these two Videos were literally the best two videos I've ever seen on any platform. Kendricks music just hits different now.
Truly one of the greatest poets of our generation. He feels like someone we know personally and someone who we can truly understand despite his mainstream success.
FASTEST CLICK IVE EVER DONE
nice dp bro
Yo you used the worst pics you could find of South Africa. Very stereotypical
@@fakecharity no not only. He went to Robben Island, to get to Robben Island you need to set sail from Cape Town Habour. Cape Town Habour (V&A) is no shanty town. Here me out just Google V&A Cape Town
The point here is just that, showing only the poorest places gives off a negative perspective to people like you who have never seen/heard of South Africa. As a “Journo/Vlogger/Researcher” it’s irresponsible to the viewers
My bad fellow Country Man🇿🇦 😅 please accept this apology.
I hear you, perspective 🤔touché
@@fakecharity In an interview, Kendrick said that he also visited the cities and realised how much crap and lies were taught in schools and shit. He did admit that the struggle was real this side but also acknowledged the beauty of Africa has a whole, so it would have been nice to show the good side of Africa. I ain't really complaining because this was an amazing video.
Always had difficulty concentrating on lyrics and their meaning since I have a bad case of ADHD but your video was so helpful and really confirmed my thoughts about Kendrick. Thank you so much, your work is truly inspiring and this was amazing to watch
Brockhampton, Death Grips and Childish Gambino video is all we need
yes fuckin sir!!! pls
Your work is consistently incredible man, watched part 1 and waited on part 2 to see this type of content is always appreciated. Thank you for creating this type of content man, definitely earned a subscriber and will definitely check out more content in the future because its apparent to see the type of work you put in
Why u showing bad images of South Africa 🌍 come dawg my country is beautiful show Cape Town or Durban
Because Kendrick's visit was about him seeing the struggle
Glad these two vids popped up after MR. Morale & the big steppers
Your Kendrick Playlist has poetic justice on it twice, I mean I’m not complaining, love the song but I just wanted to let you know
Yo please make a part 3 since Mr Morale and The Big Steppers is out now
tell me why this guy puts hours into these types of videos going deep on artist and he only has 139k subs. This dude needs a couple million for the amount of work he puts in
i wish this could just go on forever..
Literally his voice is so silky and unique and he sounds like he’s rapping wen he’s simply speaking. It’s crazy. This man is the og for our generation.
This part 2 was definitely worth the wait, Kendrick is a damn poet.
Spiteful chant is still my favorite song by Kendrick and I can’t even listen to it on spotify😭
Thank you so much for this video🌍
This was an amazing video. Your so professional and it's so well done. Could you do J.Cole next?
this video has just inspired me so much, love from argentina jake
😂 😂 😂 I like the Kendrick is the leader of the culture...... And true that
Jake you are probably THE most underapreciated youtuber
Top 10 of all time from a gen z perspective;
1. Tupac
2. Jay-Z
3. Kendrick Lamar
4. Nas
5. Biggie
6. Lil Wayne
7. Rakim
8. Kanye West
9. Dr. Dre
10. Andre3000
(Lets debate in the comments tho)
Edit: Peep my apple music account @ComboMeall my playlists are fireee
100% agree with this list (order doesnt even matter in this case)
Too early for k dot tbh but list is good
Tf is this list
Kendrick is too high
@@joeljoseph9017 I’d say top 5 of all time
as a white kid from brazil (absolutely disconnected with everything kendrick has ever talked about) he really opened my eyes with good kid and TPAB, i think if i never heard those two projects i wouldnt be nearly as conscient of the reality of a black kid and the black experience all around the world
i truly believe every single person in the world should listen to his records, read his lyrics and reflect on the part they play on those stories
part 2 yessssssssssssssssssssssssssss
jake, you a god
pls never go back to that fucking 9-5
Yo Jake man, you're talented fam, I think this your best video yet, bro keep doing what you're doing appreciate you✌️
Let's hope Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers lives up to the hype!
This guy deserves a Oscar for the way he sets his shit up. Loved the first video as well
I had to stop this and watch that live performance of Poetic Justice.
when you said about him having a kid i genuinilly smiled, i got a lot of respect for king k
Damn🔥. I only watched for 1min and 45 sec.. I'm gon watch the other one first.. I'll be back .
EDIT: OK I'm back. This is some good stuff. I'm impressed🔥🔥. This shit deserves a subscription.
He's one of the greatest for how he uses his voice to speak about what's happening in today's society. A legend.
Keep going Jake! Just like Kendrick, you are a true inspiration. Anything is possible. It always comes around 10 fold, 100%, Confirmation!
"Kendrick is the best storyteller"... Yup, the baseline for any Real lyricist, not just someone that can't perform complex lyrics, but those that can paint pictures inside the mind of the listener... That's Real lyricism, to me anyway
This video was put together so well. I just wished you used a more diverse set of images to show off South Africa. You did not do ZA justice with those pics
I can not thank you enough for making these great videos, really great to understand the artist I listen to and also the background and the way the make their music, and everything you do. I’d be a patron if could.
This deserves at least a million views. The editing was amazing, you def earned my sub
I think Rocky should be on Mount Rushmore of 2010s. Big influence on the culture right there
Heavily underrated
Yes
This nigga is the best ever in my opinion.
Wow this is the best video essay I’ve saw in ages. Incredible production
I used to be one of those edgy, essentially racist, conservatives. Although I regret being like that, Kendrick's music really changed my view on really everything.
You must do so much watching to grab exact points in interviews to build a story. Bravo Jake. Keep up the RUclips game!
Sad pics bout my country very sad man
Great vid been waiting for it ever since the first part dropped props to u🙌🙌
2:54 Hella disappointing portrayal of Africa 🌍🚮
Kendrick Lamar is the best and most important person go grace a mic in the 21st century, and depending how his upcoming music is he might be the greatest music artist of all time
The subtle samples and instrumentals of Kendrick’s songs that are played in the background are what makes this video so special to me
Bro how do u only have 130k. Literally 10/10 content. Keep it up man
I knew one day this video would come!! I'm so amazed :)
Great stuff, I am expecting a J. Cole doco soon enough :D
Man I'm early, AMAZING VIDEO
Great video but why always this stereotypic view of Africa from the west? Africa is more than what the media makes you believe, Africa isn’t a slump
Your content is so watchable
This is so dope of an intro. You reminded us of the songs that were hot back then. I love it. Great job..
Finally 🙏🏽🙏🏽 I’ve been waiting for months
I can’t fucking handle this shit I feel like I’m watching a Netflix documentary