1.Mushroom Cloud
2.Pangaea
3.Apex
4.Cold World ft. BJ The Chicago Kid
5.Lost Boy
6.Overhead
7.Permanent
8.You Know
9.Gatekeepers
10.Cleaning House
11.This Man, This Woman ft. Caroline Smith
12.Heal ft. P.O.S.
13.Rebirth ft. Lydia Liza
The first thing that's going to immediately stand is the production on this joint. The live instrumentation is perfectly accented by digital effects to create this lush soundscapes that instantly conjure up audio memories of old school Cunninlynguists, like a southern take on Nujabes. It has this bluesy jazzy feel with an orchestral width that makes it sound so otherworldly and yet so intimate at the same time. However, after a few repeated listens it's to come to appreciate just how deceptively nice the emcee's style actually is. He's perfectly suited for the album. He never "overraps" or tries to overwhelm the tracks, which would be a real bummer on this because the production deserves the spotlight. He just seems like such a down to earth, chilled out, yet intelligent guy. And it comes across in his raps, which consists of meticulously well delivered and paced verses with a great knack for both social and personal awareness.
i'm watching the snl performance right now and i can't stop laughing
it seems like kendrick watched the music video for "yonkers" before going on stage and decided to put in some all black contacts, snort a line of cocaine, and just go out there
i'm watching the snl performance right now and i can't stop laughing
it seems like kendrick watched the music video for "yonkers" before going on stage and decided to put in some all black contacts, snort a line of cocaine, and just go out there
Nah. His live performance of i also goes really well with the music video counterpart. The music video in a nutshell is him ignoring all the trash in the world and trying his best to be happy while the world tries to bring him down.
Now the live performance is the same thing. Kendrick looked bummy as hell, his hair all busted, black contacts making him look like he's a heroin fiend and he's out there, but after all of that he's still performing one of his most positive tracks he's released. Dude is singing I love myself while looking the complete opposite
#TheDualities?
I do agree with Esch that he's channeling his predecessors with the performance. I do get the Andre 3k vibes and even Janelle. I also really like Outkast so I'm cool with it. Him going on tour with Kanye really changed his live performances for the better tbh. He learned a lot on how to entertain a crowd.
If you think he went out looking like that for absolutely no reason then you probably just wanted to hate it from the get go instead of actually thinking as to why he did it.
CunninLynguists show was cool. Kno wasn't there because he was sick and had to leave the tour. But it was a fun show, a lot of interaction. The opening acts were pretty interesting as well, ranging from this guy to an assortment of boom bap dudes to an African guy in a leather dashiki.
Yup that's a jam record. The studio version sucks the energy out because you can tell everyone except Thundercat is trying to be a technically proficient as possible, recreating the sample without much soul. They should have jammed for an hour, just playing around with the melody of Who's That Lady, and then recorded a final version that had some newness to it.
Kendrick's biggest ? has always been one of identity or persona. When you look at him, who do you see? And this is why I think certain fans like don't really buy into him that much. The dudes who look for father figures like Pac and Kanye stans aren't from what I've seen. He doesn't have the charisma, the presence. He's pretty much just a normal guy who raps and writes really well. But he can't stay that way as he continues to blow up; the money, fame and people are going to change him. And you can see in that video he's developing. I just don't care for that lane at all personally.
I think people liked Ferg last year because it was a "trendy" thing to do and he had dope features and now Ferg's doing some Ferg type shit that isn't dark and spacy and no one is fucking with it.
I think people liked Ferg last year because it was a "trendy" thing to do and he had dope features and now Ferg's doing some Ferg type shit that isn't dark and spacy and no one is fucking with it.
I think people liked Ferg last year because it was a "trendy" thing to do and he had dope features and now Ferg's doing some Ferg type shit that isn't dark and spacy and no one is fucking with it.
People liked Ferg because he put out a good album, not everyone is a fucking hypebeast giving into shit just because it's trendy or hip. Some people like things because they think they are good. The anti hipster witch hunt needs to stop.
People liked Ferg because he put out a good album, not everyone is a fucking hypebeast giving into shit just because it's trendy or hip. Some people like things because they think they are good. The anti hipster witch hunt needs to stop.
People liked Ferg because he put out a good album, not everyone is a fucking hypebeast giving into shit just because it's trendy or hip. Some people like things because they think they are good. The anti hipster witch hunt needs to stop.
if that Cole thing really is an album then now's a good time for him to strike cause it's wide open. he could have a good lil run up until the spring when Drake drops if he comes correct.
Song is really dope and I think it'll be a hit on the radio. People fuck with Ferg because Trap Lord was quality shit I remember being the only person hyped for it whe. It came out then GAF followed suit.
People liked Ferg because he put out a good album, not everyone is a fucking hypebeast giving into shit just because it's trendy or hip. Some people like things because they think they are good. The anti hipster witch hunt needs to stop.
"DJ Dahi, Timbaland, Organized Noise, Hit Boy, Mustard, Jake One, London On Da Track, and probably others are coproducing.
It's apparently a lot more aggressive.
That's all we know
May have Hov and Nas on it but nothing confirmed."