Kendrick forgives his haters + says his album is not a classic YET!

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  • Опубликовано: 2 дек 2024

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  • @ADAJ3KINGANGEL
    @ADAJ3KINGANGEL 9 лет назад +881

    I don't see how people hate on Kendrick. He's been grinding for 11 years (14 if you count when he wasn't signed), always pays homage to the Legends, & just says he wants to be the best. Do y'all wake up wanting to be 2nd best?

    • @bgetem24
      @bgetem24 9 лет назад +52

      TALK ABOUT IT!

    • @djumpfarda
      @djumpfarda 9 лет назад +47

      cus dem haters like to feel important.

    • @champ20nsMUFC
      @champ20nsMUFC 9 лет назад +43

      ADAJ3 The only people that hate on him (that I know of) are the ones that are still bitter over the "King of NY" line.

    • @slfmstrd
      @slfmstrd 9 лет назад +1

      Dellon Mark Yes.

    • @slfmstrd
      @slfmstrd 9 лет назад +3

      SPEAK IT! My boy Kendrick is doing things so big, some can't even handle it I think.

  • @90uMicron
    @90uMicron 8 лет назад +242

    The mind of Kendrick Lamar is the reason why I'm still alive

    • @muranausikha5032
      @muranausikha5032 8 лет назад +10

      +Cris Vargas be strong

    • @thexyzhead
      @thexyzhead 8 лет назад +36

      Same with me, but don't ever forget to Love Yourself just stay strong.

    • @youngpmartinez9269
      @youngpmartinez9269 6 лет назад +5

      God Bless, just know you are worth it family. Got has a purpose for your life

    • @phoebecara4361
      @phoebecara4361 4 дня назад

      This comment is 8 years old and I hope you're still here with us!

  • @samsutliff
    @samsutliff 9 лет назад +2110

    Hands down the most humble man in the industry

    • @christophersheppard9825
      @christophersheppard9825 9 лет назад +107

      Yeah, exactly. ... Westcoast Nas in terms of personality.

    • @Cologne2b
      @Cologne2b 9 лет назад +10

      samsutliff NOPE NAS IS THE MOST HUMBLE ARTIST EVER.

    • @andrewbullard9144
      @andrewbullard9144 9 лет назад +10

      Na that goes to Krit

    • @NegiZero
      @NegiZero 9 лет назад +97

      Escobar600GOAT_NODEBATING. Lol the irony in arguing over a man's humility.. 😐

    • @SwagLikeTrey
      @SwagLikeTrey 9 лет назад +32

      NegiZero I know right, it's okay to respect artists but motherfuckers treat them like God's. They regular people just like us.

  • @E55au
    @E55au 9 лет назад +333

    "I forgive you..." Damn son. This man is on another level.

  • @mikevees4751
    @mikevees4751 9 лет назад +326

    Biggie only had two albums and y'all say he's the best. When ppl say Kendrick's the best - haters say "no he is not! he only put out two albums." FOH!

    • @OfficialJPryde
      @OfficialJPryde 9 лет назад +14

      I always think this same thought.

    • @pmaii7707
      @pmaii7707 8 лет назад +29

      Biggie overrated tbh he died at the height of his career, we didn't see what happened when things settled down

    • @nofame7016
      @nofame7016 8 лет назад +17

      But Kendrick has 3..

    • @BrokenGotWingz
      @BrokenGotWingz 8 лет назад +2

      +Based God this is what tupac fans say lmao

    • @leondonadic417
      @leondonadic417 4 года назад +2

      Kendrick is the greatest of them all, only competition to me for him is andre 3000

  • @GerriDobbsOfficial
    @GerriDobbsOfficial 6 месяцев назад +42

    Fresh off the Drake and Kendrick beef I just wanna say even though I was team Drake and things got heated I have respect for who Kendrick is as a person. Dude is solid.

  • @polterbryce
    @polterbryce 8 лет назад +166

    Whenever Kendrick is asked a question notice how he looks at every single person in the room while he is voicing his opinion. He is including everyone and that is so respectful. Great man, great music, great path he's taken.

  • @Jexore
    @Jexore 9 лет назад +420

    When Kendricks career ends he's gonna be one of the biggest things that's happened to Hip-Hop..

    • @Luka2023-
      @Luka2023- 9 лет назад +5

      It's looking that way but only 2 albums in, don't preempt what he'll achieve

    • @Luka2023-
      @Luka2023- 9 лет назад

      no doubt... good comparison, whilst they both really talented dudes, theyre no where near the status of the takin the GOAT crown

    • @Luka2023-
      @Luka2023- 9 лет назад

      Exactly, atleast 1 person on here understands

    • @Luka2023-
      @Luka2023- 9 лет назад

      what you don't agree biggie was nicer than Kendrick is now ?

    • @Luka2023-
      @Luka2023- 9 лет назад

      No don't think you understood what I said smh and you've decided to go on a rant bruh

  • @Only1princecolby
    @Only1princecolby 9 лет назад +107

    You can see his pain when he spoke about some of his homies being killed while on tour and forgiving his fans for taking his comments out of text nothing but respect from me.

  • @brandonwhite4518
    @brandonwhite4518 9 лет назад +168

    Love how this dude actually takes time to think and craft a thoughtful response to many of these questions instead of just shitting out a half assed response

    • @Sabledoux
      @Sabledoux 9 лет назад +14

      I notice that too.

    • @Esthiem
      @Esthiem 9 лет назад +3

      Brandon White Yea, i kind of hate it when someone doesn't try and think before answering. So they end up saying um/uh a bunch of times. Making everything all separated, and doesn't sound coherent.

    • @brandonwhite4518
      @brandonwhite4518 9 лет назад +5

      Yeah exactly, it just makes me admire the good kid a little bit more. It seems like he actually cares what he is putting out in the universe unlike some others

    • @boltinon
      @boltinon 9 лет назад +3

      He has the long wait and stutter problems because he witnessed his uncle's death

    • @Minddofrobbie
      @Minddofrobbie 7 лет назад

      Joe Matthews where did u get that from

  • @newtheory5878
    @newtheory5878 8 лет назад +157

    I dont get how someone can say he is overrated. Even if u dislike him. U gotta put respeck on his name.

    • @sultanqasim7639
      @sultanqasim7639 4 года назад +1

      *respecc, put some respecc on it

    • @damianoabbina9967
      @damianoabbina9967 3 года назад +1

      Ay look, Kdot is my 3rd favourite rapper but I see kids that overrate him so much, like they put him above Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane, KRS One, Eminem, Nas, Jay-Z ect... Kendrick is definitely a legend and he's in my top 25 but he isn't the GOAT imo, if he won't put out in 10 years a bad song then he'll be welcome in my top 10

    • @hhxh5769
      @hhxh5769 3 года назад +1

      @@damianoabbina9967 he’s had 2 top 10 rap albums ever in gkmc and tpab. Damn. is also a top 40 rap album. Watch he needs one more album at least on section 80’s level and there’s no doubting who the goat is.

    • @damianoabbina9967
      @damianoabbina9967 3 года назад

      @@hhxh5769 nah bro, try to listen to someone else more, I actually listened to all kdot discography and he's my fav oat now no doubt but he isn't the best FOR ME

    • @hhxh5769
      @hhxh5769 3 года назад +1

      @@damianoabbina9967 bro you don’t even have him over Em. Eminem has some of the worst albums i’ve ever heard. Relapse, Revival, Encore, Kamikaze, and Music to be Murdered By are some of the worst albums i’ve ever listened to from a so called “goat” He’s easily better than Nas because of discography and storytelling, Jay Z is top 5 but not better imo, Kool G Rap isn’t top 15 and KRS isn’t top 20.

  • @droprelease4820
    @droprelease4820 6 месяцев назад +25

    23:22 - he talks about how he was never about being famous - this man consistent his whole career - and spoke on it in the beef too

    • @godsplan6137
      @godsplan6137 6 месяцев назад +5

      I listen to his last radio interview 2 years ago. A this one. He’s literally the same person. People change with that much time but he still a humble dude.

  • @Guhsteh
    @Guhsteh 9 лет назад +701

    Kendrick Lamar, the best new school rapper, period.

    • @joohnnykuz5327
      @joohnnykuz5327 9 лет назад +19

      Agreed

    • @SocietyIsTwisted
      @SocietyIsTwisted 9 лет назад +12

      Depends if Lupe counts as new school or not. I would say they're neck and neck but I would give the edge to Lupe, personally for a 2-3 reasons.

    • @SocietyIsTwisted
      @SocietyIsTwisted 9 лет назад +1

      ***** Yeah i don't either. But some do since he isn't really old enough to be with Eminems and whatnot. Him,Kanye and 50 are all the in between period but he's considerably less popular and slightly later than both so it's understandable.

    • @conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154
      @conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154 9 лет назад +2

      Shawn Jones Lupe is a tweener. Not Jays and EMs period but neither is he in Drakes era. He the dopest out of the rappers in the mainstream. As far as lyrical skill and ability

    • @joohnnykuz5327
      @joohnnykuz5327 9 лет назад +32

      Shawn Jones nah kendrick is lightyears ahead of lupe. I will admit lyrically lupe is neck and neck, but delivery? Kendrick. Flow?kendrick. Concepts?kendrick. Production? Kendrick. Personality and likeability? Kendrick.

  • @devanthony9467
    @devanthony9467 9 лет назад +49

    Kendrick Lamar is too real, he's so ahead of his young age , he's only 27 but has the mind and soul of a 1000 year old guru, Best Artist of His Time Hands Down

  • @mibrahim7507
    @mibrahim7507 8 лет назад +201

    It's a classic now

    • @marcusxavier7083
      @marcusxavier7083 6 лет назад +1

      oh yeah

    • @shaanalam3872
      @shaanalam3872 3 года назад

      Give it like five more years. I'm sure it will be but you can't tell until you can see the full influence and aging.

    • @hhxh5769
      @hhxh5769 3 года назад +7

      @@shaanalam3872 bro it’s the best rap album ever now. Look at the consistency. Easily top 3 hip hop album, i got it at number 1

    • @AD-ur1fk
      @AD-ur1fk Год назад +3

      @@shaanalam3872 one the greatest albums ever now

  • @jfraz1992
    @jfraz1992 9 лет назад +313

    realest kendrick interview i seen thus far, good conversation

    • @datrueMrworkethic
      @datrueMrworkethic 9 лет назад +14

      I see you everywhere

    • @TariqAmazin
      @TariqAmazin 9 лет назад +2

      jfraz1992 u need to watch the MTV one ur slippin..that shit was epic!

    • @jfraz1992
      @jfraz1992 9 лет назад

      T. Amazin seen that one way yoo

    • @Quallsss
      @Quallsss 9 лет назад

      T. Amazin yesss! Word best interview I've seen

    • @tomwatson1
      @tomwatson1 9 лет назад +2

      jfraz1992 he talked in circles , partly because of the questions. Nothing really gained from this conversation.

  • @senormarket3984
    @senormarket3984 9 лет назад +37

    Whenever he talks it feels like a song. So much wisdom and curiosity in such a young man.

  • @dianeclarkson9607
    @dianeclarkson9607 3 месяца назад +8

    I’m here after the battle. Kendrick is that guy! When he said he initially makes music for people in prison- that was pivotal for me. That he thinks there, and is so intentional about making people think and come back to LOVE, you can’t help but grow. Hopefully, that positive energy will recycle from one to another. Awesome mission in his art.

  • @Kaithelightworker
    @Kaithelightworker 8 лет назад +97

    I think TPAB is ONE of the greatest albums I've ever heard. I can't get into the specifics of why because it would be a long essay. lol but it really touched my soul. Even my little 13 yr old brother loved it & understood the message.

    • @parrishthomas92
      @parrishthomas92 6 лет назад +1

      SlowClass Kai I'd love to read your essay on the album. It would be interesting

  • @obiwashere
    @obiwashere 9 лет назад +413

    Literally haven't listened to any other music since To Pimp a Butterfly came out. Love this album.

    • @yungnate7155
      @yungnate7155 9 лет назад +17

      Sameeee... This album got me hooked!!

    • @CASSOBLVCK
      @CASSOBLVCK 9 лет назад +15

      Me neither bruh, even when I try to I start humming "we should never gave, we should never have you niggas money go back home" in my head

    • @memokhoury4314
      @memokhoury4314 9 лет назад

      BLVCK LORD BEATS same

    • @memokhoury4314
      @memokhoury4314 9 лет назад

      BLVCK LORD BEATS except out loud

    • @NubianGirl
      @NubianGirl 9 лет назад

      obiwashere what does he mean masters in 35

  • @AerosOne
    @AerosOne 9 лет назад +124

    don't play background music during interviews anymore, thanks

    • @jonschningpoulsen460
      @jonschningpoulsen460 6 лет назад +6

      FUCKING HELL THAT WAS ANNOYING

    • @thedrummerfrxnky5018
      @thedrummerfrxnky5018 5 лет назад +7

      True especially if it's Kendrick Lamar

    • @tebogogumbo9349
      @tebogogumbo9349 4 года назад

      AerosOne it's 2020 and I was scrolling down looking for this comment🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @Sasuke-Dono
      @Sasuke-Dono 4 года назад

      Do you know the beat around 6 minutes? I forgot that song and im looking for it dammit

  • @mariemontano5547
    @mariemontano5547 9 лет назад +315

    ''To Pimp A Butterfly'' is easily Kendrick's best work...IMO.

    • @Upular100
      @Upular100 9 лет назад +22

      tpab is a masterpiece but `i still think gkmc is the best and always will be the best

    • @Vibes-oo2sc
      @Vibes-oo2sc 9 лет назад +25

      Section 80 better than good kid foh

    • @mariorojas6464
      @mariorojas6464 9 лет назад +8

      I think both albums shouldnt be compared. Youll see after he drops a few more albums how everything will come together. All his albums will make a bigger masterpiece.

    • @LongBKNY
      @LongBKNY 9 лет назад +4

      I say it's his best meaning wise, and cinematically, But GKMC is his best sound wise, and how close it is to him. He took you on a Journey through his life, from the time he was a little child runnin wild, to when he got signed

    • @AaronAbernethy
      @AaronAbernethy 9 лет назад

      mario rojas Of course they should be compared - it's the same artist, it's perfectly valid to critique their creative development.

  • @hachi180
    @hachi180 9 лет назад +529

    I love cole but he's being a vegeta and needs to catch up with goku when u look at it that way

    • @csabin17
      @csabin17 9 лет назад +28

      Obito Uchiha Ten tails Vegeta > Goku tho

    • @TravelWright22
      @TravelWright22 9 лет назад +3

      oh shit

    • @qarcon3247
      @qarcon3247 9 лет назад +45

      nah
      j cole=sasuke
      kendrick=naruto

    • @hachi180
      @hachi180 9 лет назад +1

      Pusha Man goku god vegeta is about to but at the same time vegeta king j cole not yet

    • @erronking7783
      @erronking7783 9 лет назад +1

      Obito Uchiha Ten tails lol that's a dope comparison tho!!!

  • @loganarowland
    @loganarowland 9 лет назад +66

    To hear him say that he initially writes for prisoners is fascinating.

  • @SalmanAlajmi
    @SalmanAlajmi 9 лет назад +255

    Rosenberg said I dunno if there is ever been time in history were 2 or 3 or 4 of the biggest artists in the game were that lyrical and committed to hip hop...Nigga are you serious? The biggest artists in hip hop were always lyrical back in the 90s. I swear Rosenberg gets on my nerves with his dumb comments.

    • @DevS1991
      @DevS1991 9 лет назад +17

      Lmao nas tupac cube jay z biggie was all poppin at the same time kurupt snoop just to name a few

    • @SalmanAlajmi
      @SalmanAlajmi 9 лет назад +12

      Devern Stott Its like he doesnt think before he speaks, which is why I hate listening to him. He has that bitch nigga personality lol

    • @DevS1991
      @DevS1991 9 лет назад +4

      Thats correct he gives us white boys a bad name in the game lol

    • @big0514
      @big0514 9 лет назад +2

      I was thinking the same thing he could've stated since the early 2000s been missing but hip hop started with conscious rap

    • @aikenstodd
      @aikenstodd 9 лет назад +4

      @Jojo Aquilla you're right and wrong if that makes any sense. Hip hop in the early days was about having fun but to say it wasn't lyrical is just not true. Grandmaster Flash and the furious five The Message was the first real street song that was very lyrical Melly Mel was a beast but if your really interested in a lyrical song from back in the days check out T la rock ITS YOURS. That was the first or second song released on Def Jam records. There was plenty of lyrical hip hop out back in the early stages of hip hop.

  • @alexbroggins8758
    @alexbroggins8758 8 лет назад +83

    A lot of things Kendrick say is deep

  • @kjeffers2011
    @kjeffers2011 9 лет назад +57

    Hip-hop moving in a positive light...FINALLY

  • @u.l.knowledge4026
    @u.l.knowledge4026 9 лет назад +45

    I respect Kendrick wayyyyy more after this interview

  • @danielwoodd
    @danielwoodd 9 лет назад +46

    Good bless Kendrick For making such a phenomenal album. Surely will make history in the rap archives. Much love

  • @LeslieLatchman
    @LeslieLatchman 9 лет назад +18

    Been waiting on this interview for a minute! Did not dissapoint! Recommended for all music lovers, not just Kendrick fans..

  • @mnket
    @mnket 9 лет назад +100

    There's a distinct difference in how Kendrick talks now - he sounds much older than his years. He's still only 27, but some of what he says sounds like a 10+ years artist,or even, an older guy who's been through some things.
    Comparing this to previous interviews, even the Nardwuar interview, you can see the maturity. This is what will stand the test of time ultimately. The album isn't a classic (YET!), but the themes and conversations it has sparked, and will spark, must be reward enough for an artist who cares about "doing things right".

    • @mnket
      @mnket 9 лет назад +1

      lol welp... I suppose an artist's music tell you what they are thinking about the most.

    • @jesselaney5228
      @jesselaney5228 9 лет назад +5

      I lived my 20's at 2 years old the wiser man...truth be told I'm like 87"

    • @Rluq
      @Rluq 9 лет назад

      J-STYLO THA DON i do

    • @jaidsalgado
      @jaidsalgado 9 лет назад

      J-STYLO THA DON Iam is talking about the song "For free?" from To Pimp A Butterfly.

    • @Rluq
      @Rluq 9 лет назад

      ***** I was talking about westside right on time but you missed my point. My point was that you pick a shitty line or message from almost any rapper and use it against them.

  • @finsimple4396
    @finsimple4396 8 лет назад +49

    I wish I could talk to Kendrick one on one...

  • @RandomUsername77
    @RandomUsername77 9 лет назад +74

    Realist Negus alive

  • @ATEN88
    @ATEN88 9 лет назад +42

    honestly a living legend. will be one of the greatest.

  • @CASSOBLVCK
    @CASSOBLVCK 9 лет назад +4

    You know what've been cool if he decided to go the GKMC 2 route with this album? In "Wesley's Theory" when Dre called and it made me think what if he did the same concept of GKMC in a way but with his famous peers trying to contact him and we hear the voicemails like in GKMC. Like in "U" he's struggling with depression so what if the whole concept was he was going through depression and his famous peers were calling and whatever they said lead us into the next track.
    I love what he did with TPAB but this was just an idea I had when I really dissected this album.

    • @lulu1night4ever
      @lulu1night4ever 9 лет назад +7

      +Lunar Orbit
      Yeah there's no winning, especially if he did a GKMC2 theme. Because they'd think he fell off because he couldn't come up with something new.

  • @alangarcia2164
    @alangarcia2164 8 лет назад +79

    Why would people hate kendrick lamar? He is a good rapper and such a nice and humble person

    • @alaza61
      @alaza61 8 лет назад +10

      Agreed.

  • @bradleybuchanon9441
    @bradleybuchanon9441 8 лет назад +9

    one night while i was in prison SNL came on and w/Kendrick as the guest. Love my self lifted me up....got me through

  • @KidHowren
    @KidHowren 6 месяцев назад +25

    lol after what he did to the Drizzler even the way he says "I forgive you" to haters here sounds vaguely threatening

  • @loupz4047
    @loupz4047 9 лет назад +33

    King Kunta as a single is just such a dope idea.

  • @sebastiangomez4824
    @sebastiangomez4824 7 лет назад +10

    Literally have hated every one of Kendrick’s albums on the first listen but after a few listens they always grow on me and I end up loving them

  • @Will-bn9km
    @Will-bn9km Год назад +9

    It’s strange there’s never been an interview with an artist quite like a Kendrick interview, the interviewers ain’t babying him at all they low-key intimidated by his knowledge, they treating him with respect

  • @TheKendeHD
    @TheKendeHD 9 лет назад +139

    Section 80 - 9
    GKMD - 9.5
    TPAB - 10
    Kendrick next will be hard too top🔥💯

    • @mtthew123
      @mtthew123 9 лет назад +1

      just my opinion but I think section 80-9/10,GKMC-10/10, TPAB-9/10

    • @Themikejones900
      @Themikejones900 9 лет назад +5

      I think "Good Kid, m.A.A.d City" is better than "To Pimp A Butterfly". It's more lyrical.

    • @mtthew123
      @mtthew123 9 лет назад +3

      Michael Jones yea TPAB is a great album but I think GKMC will go down in history as a great

    • @Themikejones900
      @Themikejones900 9 лет назад

      +Mtthew 123 Definitely

    • @KevinsGoldennn
      @KevinsGoldennn 9 лет назад +17

      TPAB WAS THE MOST LYRICAL lol y'all gotta be comprehensive and transparent .. Like the wordplay on this album is crazy and it is present day relevant

  • @dudettevlogs4257
    @dudettevlogs4257 6 месяцев назад +18

    I like his voice.. he switches it up and sounds so sexy! I’ve never watched so much Kendrick content like I am now.. truly there is opportunity in war! ❤❤❤

  • @guinessdrinker_azc29
    @guinessdrinker_azc29 9 лет назад +105

    I love how Rosenberg stayed quiet when Kendrick said you shouldn't call the album a classic as soon as you hear it, you should give loads of time for the album to digest,
    and pretentious lame-o Rosenberg didn't mention how he called it an instant classic straight away, the day it dropped,
    rosenberg pisses me off sometimes !!!

    • @demi7913
      @demi7913 9 лет назад +13

      do you know what pretentious means?....

    • @kaylenjohnson2499
      @kaylenjohnson2499 9 лет назад

      I hear you man and Rosenberg needs to just let this man do his job and let those nuts go we all know Kendrick is hard we all know the potential just hop off and stop trying to get love from him

    • @sismaibyakutaga9124
      @sismaibyakutaga9124 9 лет назад +2

      You have no idea man and his sarcasm is not even funny. My problem is he kisses too much ass and then he talks alot crap too

    • @iadesigns
      @iadesigns 9 лет назад

      sam evans lol

    • @guinessdrinker_azc29
      @guinessdrinker_azc29 9 лет назад +3

      sam evans he is pretentious, he makes out he is the biggest kendrick fan and he's trying to impress him by trying to sounding intelligent and making out how his fandom for Kendrick is more important above everyone else's,
      and he'll get mad if people don't understand the album straight away, and they're not calling the album an instant classic straight away like he did, the album should a take a while to digest because there is a lot to take in, and he makes out he is above everyone's opinion just because he's one of the early people to listen to kendrick, which is pretentious BS

  • @XIIIVentus
    @XIIIVentus 9 лет назад +49

    K Dot, J. Cole, and Drake are definitely the new legends, but Drake ain't holding down no culture or standing for something HEAVY.

    • @zuuwuucfc6391
      @zuuwuucfc6391 9 лет назад +5

      the amount of people relate to drake is unbelievable and i cant stand that much of his music

    • @rsharp4713
      @rsharp4713 9 лет назад +3

      You need to but joey bada$$ and the rest of pro era on there

    • @cartoonsandweed3043
      @cartoonsandweed3043 9 лет назад

      (Kanye)

    • @StreetfighterU
      @StreetfighterU 9 лет назад +4

      Righteous Justin Drake is so whack and corny af

    • @jo-joreeves9957
      @jo-joreeves9957 9 лет назад +2

      If you talking about keeping it real and cultural you gotta throw Big KRIT up there

  • @LukeAFather29
    @LukeAFather29 9 лет назад +5

    After watching this interview i gain way more respect for Kendrick especially talking about depression. It was like i'm one of those people he is talking about most definitely going to buy the album salute my brother one love.

  • @jetrocketboy
    @jetrocketboy 9 лет назад +133

    I feel like artists like Kendrick, J. Cole, Joey Bad, Wale, Big KRIT, Lupe, etc are really being true to their art and refuse to adhere to what's on the radio. Honestly, people would sometimes include Drake in a comment like this but I don't get. I have nothing against his music but I just can't get with the lyrics, and I know Drake can go into more deep and thought provoking topics

    • @heirsofthekingdom9810
      @heirsofthekingdom9810 9 лет назад +12

      Wale killed his album as did Cole, Lupe, and Kendrick they're killing it this year

    • @robertscheffers2392
      @robertscheffers2392 9 лет назад

      It was just a mixtape fam, real album still has to drop

    • @MLGadizzle
      @MLGadizzle 9 лет назад +1

      Don't forget action bronson

    • @jetrocketboy
      @jetrocketboy 9 лет назад +4

      Robert Scheffers fair enough, but honestly has Drake raped/sang about anything other than love and being rich? No malice intended, just wondering. You may have more insight on him than I do.

    • @jetrocketboy
      @jetrocketboy 9 лет назад

      Aaron Pope true say!

  • @4balen
    @4balen 8 лет назад +6

    He says how important shows are, but it’s almost been a year since TPaB dropped and he hasnt been on a world tour... I am really mad at him for that. He needs to come to Europe man. Please Kendrick...

    • @inuretro
      @inuretro 8 лет назад +1

      He'll be in several EU countries this summer (Portugal, Spain, ...)

    • @4balen
      @4balen 8 лет назад

      not here where i live though.. (netherlands)

  • @revoksixth690
    @revoksixth690 9 лет назад +74

    Shit got real AF when he said EYE Forgive You

    • @thekid5285
      @thekid5285 9 лет назад +22

      Shut up with that illuminati shit paranoid ass

    • @DonGordalia
      @DonGordalia 9 лет назад +5

      Yeah, just like his single "eye" lmao

    • @revoksixth690
      @revoksixth690 9 лет назад +1

      LBCertified dumb shit when did I mention anything about the illuminati stupid fuck

    • @SwagLikeTrey
      @SwagLikeTrey 9 лет назад

      Revok Sixth Lol, everything illuminati related on the internet. I bet he feel stupid.

    • @thekid5285
      @thekid5285 9 лет назад +1

      You over exaggerating on that part " shit got real asf" then you typed "EYE" instead of I stupid

  • @ImFoxE
    @ImFoxE 9 лет назад +2

    Awesome interview. The topics were diverse, and his answers were solid. He makes me thoroughly proud as a Comptonite.

  • @blters6865
    @blters6865 9 лет назад +10

    Once he dies, he will be remembered as one of the greatest rappers to ever do it. He is the king

  • @svngi
    @svngi 3 года назад +10

    To Pimp A Butterfly is Definitely a classic now in 2021

  • @aguyontheinternet7112
    @aguyontheinternet7112 9 лет назад +8

    "When shit hits the fan, is you still a fan?" Hell fucking yeah!

  • @aguyontheinternet7112
    @aguyontheinternet7112 9 лет назад +1

    This is by far the realest interview I have seen on Hot 97. Good job guys :)

  • @worldanalytics2678
    @worldanalytics2678 8 лет назад +16

    'i' is indeed one of the greatest Hip-Hop songs ever

  • @lilsunofgod
    @lilsunofgod 4 года назад +1

    Great interview

  • @DeadTheHype
    @DeadTheHype 9 лет назад +12

    Love that they've mentioned J. Cole in this interview. When you think of the best of this generation, most of the time they like to say Drake and Kendrick all the time without realizing that Cole is on that level as well. Overall, nobody from this generation is doing what those three are doing and this is very special. We should all appreciate it and live in the moment, cause this will be rare years from now.
    As for Rosenberg, I think Jay-Z & DMX was the last time we've seen two rappers who were "that lyrical and that dedicated to Hip-Hop." You can even argue Lupe Fiasco when he had the popularity and Lil Wayne from that '05-'08 era when he was in such a zone as well.

  • @jrdzaxkyjrd9427
    @jrdzaxkyjrd9427 9 лет назад +16

    Music in the background killing the whole vibe of the interview!!

  • @NinoBlacks
    @NinoBlacks 9 месяцев назад +8

    Now that the album lived a little bit it’s 100% a Classic!!!

  • @christinaweekley3433
    @christinaweekley3433 9 лет назад +2

    I am so impressed with Kendrick. I hadn't planned on getting his album but after this interview.... I'm definitely getting it. Great Job K. Dot.

  • @jgrill03
    @jgrill03 8 лет назад +12

    i swear if it wasn't for kendrick and a few other artists, i wouldn't be the same person i am today

  • @aguyontheinternet7112
    @aguyontheinternet7112 9 лет назад +2

    "You fear what you don't understand or what you don't want to understand. Period." Yo Kendrick is dropping gems in this interview. One of my favorite artists and people. I hope this journey of his continues to go positive and just have an upward trajectory.

  • @JeReL19
    @JeReL19 9 лет назад +3

    Thanque K-Dizzle for TPAB. I just went back and bumped GKMC but the new joint bumps even bettah in me cah. Blessed and talented u r.

  • @RinnyRin69
    @RinnyRin69 9 лет назад +2

    Great interview. Love Kendrick.

  • @ImErikHD
    @ImErikHD 9 лет назад +321

    shits already a classic bruh

    • @MrCocoaNinja
      @MrCocoaNinja 9 лет назад +16

      No shit Sherlock Just because you can't recognize it as one, doesn't mean it isn't one. Take your opinionated ass somewhere with that nonsense.

    • @MrFootballer97
      @MrFootballer97 9 лет назад +13

      Micah Loggins And once again, there is no such thing as an instant classic. In order for an album to be classic, universal acclaim from critics and fans isn't the only thing required. What matters even more is its influence after many years. It needs to drop at the perfect time, and it needs to be influental to many artists. So no, it's not a classic. Look at Illmatic for example, people still buy it, and people still list it as an album that influenced them a lot.

    • @MrFootballer97
      @MrFootballer97 9 лет назад +7

      Erik Well that escalated quickly...

    • @MrFootballer97
      @MrFootballer97 9 лет назад

      Micah Loggins It's possible.

    • @lilrizq
      @lilrizq 9 лет назад +3

      No shit Sherlock Well if it ain't a instant classic, it's most def the dopest album out right now. We'll see if Ye or somebody else can top it.

  • @maliknewby08
    @maliknewby08 9 лет назад +36

    I didn't like the album on my first listen but now it's apart of my daily routine

    • @GManmusiq
      @GManmusiq 9 лет назад +22

      Malik Newby thats the kind of album it is

    • @ModernWarfare2Sickk
      @ModernWarfare2Sickk 9 лет назад

      Exactly what happened to me. I thought it was boring when it first came out but now I can't stop listening.

  • @christophersheppard9825
    @christophersheppard9825 9 лет назад +196

    Kendrick, J Cole and Drake are at the forefront of the Culture for the new generation, and these guys are hungry. We may be coming amongst another "Golden Era" of hip-hop..

  • @gsheverything_2716
    @gsheverything_2716 9 лет назад +7

    He's a beast on the mic and plus he raps about things that matter to everyday life too, i never heard this dude raps about having lot of cars, girls, jewels or lot of mansions, he raps about things that most of us can related too, big up to K Dot man

  • @cjgameon264
    @cjgameon264 7 лет назад +4

    14:57 is the moment you see all faces locked in on Kendrick Lamar!!!! Look at Ebro and Peter. They looking like they're astonished by Kendrick Lamar, his music and his message!! Kendrick is HIP HOP!!! It's not ONE dude who's doing HIP HOP, big, that's fucking with Kendrick, NOT ONE!!! Dude is AMAZING.

  • @kathryncurry1469
    @kathryncurry1469 9 лет назад +59

    fuck I adore him

  • @ofentsesetshedi5090
    @ofentsesetshedi5090 9 лет назад +11

    king kendrick.....

  • @Hardy2141
    @Hardy2141 4 года назад +6

    I LOVE YOU KENDRICK

  • @B47ANCE
    @B47ANCE 9 лет назад +22

    to pimp a butterfly is easily my favorite project in the last 15 years

  • @TAHSIYN
    @TAHSIYN 8 лет назад +4

    i love kendrick's style...!! peace peace

  • @nino999nino
    @nino999nino 7 месяцев назад +7

    He is the best. No hate , never. Love him always.

  • @tunnyplays7037
    @tunnyplays7037 8 лет назад +10

    I love kendrick

  • @TamuAdwoa
    @TamuAdwoa Месяц назад +3

    this beautiful human... Thank GodDess for Kendrick

  • @The97Rose
    @The97Rose 9 лет назад +1

    Been waiting for this Interview straight fuego 🌋🌋🌋

  • @AlecArtComics
    @AlecArtComics 9 лет назад +355

    Kendrick was about to catch a body in that room...lol
    talking about some I forgive you....
    Azealia Banks you can sit down now...

    • @jackylebomb
      @jackylebomb 9 лет назад

      LBCertified how do you know that?

    • @Petergonzalezcomedy
      @Petergonzalezcomedy 9 лет назад +19

      jlebomb Top dawg sent out a tweet showing a text with kendrick mentioning he was going to have azalea banks singing on complexions

    • @davidvaughn9
      @davidvaughn9 9 лет назад +42

      P14Media​ that's all well and good, but the OPs sentiment is 100% correct. Azelia Tanks cited Kendrick's billboard interview and said it was the stupidest thing a black man has ever said. That, coupled with all the other ignorant shit that bottom feeder says... Kendrick might forgive you bitch, but I don't

    • @MYSTERIOUSasLOVE
      @MYSTERIOUSasLOVE 9 лет назад +30

      jlebomb azealia actually makes good points even on kendrick because he didn't answer the question he was asked in the interview, he swerved and started talking about black issues. People just don't listen to azealia because they don't like how she makes her points so they disregard what she has to say.

    • @jackylebomb
      @jackylebomb 9 лет назад +7

      MYSTERIOUSasLOVE Yeah I generally agree with Azealia, except when she starts TOO much shit. She's like a more brash version of old Kanye (I think you may have responded to the wrong person)

  • @SupaNovaLove21
    @SupaNovaLove21 9 лет назад

    great stuff. hats off to hot 97 getting the first Kendrick interview since the album.

  • @Mr.A..
    @Mr.A.. 9 лет назад +84

    Did Rosenberg just say he doesn't think there's been a time where the two biggest artists were as lyrical as Kendrick and Cole I'm sick of this nigga on everything

    • @LovemeMILLS
      @LovemeMILLS 9 лет назад +5

      Bruh 😭😭😭

    • @EddieisKrueger
      @EddieisKrueger 9 лет назад

      Smh

    • @MRGIVENODAMN
      @MRGIVENODAMN 9 лет назад +11

      HipHopObsession kendrick doesnt even lyrically impress me really.. Its just his genuine energy .. His emotions... His ability to hit you with so many different styles. I see his potential to be bigger than he his if he wanted to compromise to just have hit records... Cole.. He makes dope songs.. Good lyrics.. But his energy lacks in his records.. You can only listen to Cole for a little while in small spurts... But together... Kendrick/Cole style matches perfectly... From Jig is up ... Or Temptation... Or Shock the World... Or They Ready ft Krit.. Great ass songs

    • @HerTopKriiis
      @HerTopKriiis 9 лет назад +4

      dirt rain people said the same about Pac with the energy, emotion, and hittin on different styles...

    • @jamesbondjr4771
      @jamesbondjr4771 9 лет назад +5

      dirt rain Thats because you are slow, and like your rhymes spoon feeds, or dramatic punch lines. When you get wiser or older. Or maybe even look up his lyrics on rap genius. You will see he has the deepest lyricist in rap.

  • @tribecalledmaya
    @tribecalledmaya 9 лет назад +2

    was he getting choked up while talking about his comment during the billboard interview? so much soul and wise beyond his years. I adore you K

  • @Aliccccee
    @Aliccccee 9 лет назад +3

    Great interview! Added respect for this guy each time I see him speak or perform. I don't believe in instant classics either, but TPAB is beyond a first listen judgement - It's an album that you unfold further with each listen. That's why it's easier to hate on, too complex for some to understand. Reminds me of Section 80, I love the vibe!
    Australia is ready to see you for the third time, King K.Dot!!

  • @Wohodix
    @Wohodix 8 лет назад +19

    I confess I'm a "To Pimp A Butterfly" chronic

  • @gungapig7218
    @gungapig7218 4 года назад +6

    I listened to this album for the first time in 2020, it’s a classic

    • @Kaibeast-kv1xu
      @Kaibeast-kv1xu 3 года назад +2

      Yep it stood the test of time so far

  • @Reupinaf
    @Reupinaf 9 лет назад +6

    Kendrick is King of NY. Facts.

  • @ogii1121
    @ogii1121 9 лет назад +6

    When the beat drop on Wesley theory hard affff groovy

  • @9ineNine9
    @9ineNine9 4 месяца назад +2

    Here in New England we are for Kendrick Lamar

  • @rell3500
    @rell3500 9 лет назад +21

    Can they just interview him without all the background noise and instrumentals...

  • @ishmorales07
    @ishmorales07 2 года назад +2

    the way they’re talking about streaming in this interview is crazy when you take into consideration how that’s the standard for receiving music now.

  • @StephenHess
    @StephenHess 9 лет назад +8

    background instrumentals are way too loud. great questions tho, solid interview.

  • @candytoi
    @candytoi 9 лет назад +1

    Great interview!!! I can tell when you guys actually respect an artist. Dope!!!

  • @xKeepTheFaithx
    @xKeepTheFaithx 8 лет назад +6

    The voice of this generation. I love him.

  • @SuperFastSlugg
    @SuperFastSlugg 9 лет назад +3

    To Pimp a Butterfly is freaking amazing. Definitley a classic.

  • @ADAJ3KINGANGEL
    @ADAJ3KINGANGEL 9 лет назад +33

    Someone should make vines of the times where he talked about people getting twisting his words. It's funny how Chief Keef said he was going to raise the murder rate with his album & Young Thug said "I'm too iced out to care about black people dying" & nobody criticized them heavily.

  • @makeHimknown3
    @makeHimknown3 6 лет назад +2

    He said I just want conversation....such wisdom

  • @jakobguevara
    @jakobguevara 9 лет назад +27

    Is it just me, but Wesleys Theory is one of the best joints on the album?

  • @thebigheadteacher8209
    @thebigheadteacher8209 9 лет назад +1

    I remember when I was in 11th grade listening to Section 80 and no one at my school was listening to Kendrick. It's great to see him where he is now.

  • @makeHimknown3
    @makeHimknown3 6 лет назад +4

    He is very intelligent and takes time to answer questions. He is a deep thinker

  • @NateAlyn
    @NateAlyn 9 лет назад +1

    this was the best interview ive seen from these guys. much respect