[Video] Kendrick Lamar and Eddie Peake - "Sing About Me" Part 1, heatrocks!!

[Big Mel]

this was by far my favorite track off the album. i actually was moved by this tune. that rarely ever happens with new school rappers.

 

[MINT]

kl bodied the flow and content on this record.
that little nikka, dropped one of the best flows of this variation, all time on this record.
plus, the content and how it is arranged is a thing of beauty.
this record is fukk'n flawless, in a number of ways.

this is what sold me on the kid.


art barr

kdot never disappoints on his albums

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

boring,flow is boring also

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

boring,flow is boring also

if you think this joint is boring then you have no soul my dude

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

Use Me by Bill Withers

i shoulda known that. Bill Withers

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

if you think this joint is boring then you have no soul my dude

i've heard real shyt spat better,by better rappers,with better flows over better beats,with better hooks. listen to more music mainly older shyt

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

i've heard real shyt spat better,by better rappers,with better flows over better beats,with better hooks. listen to more music mainly older shyt

compare unique songs to other unique songs to justify your hating, brehs.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

compare unique songs to other unique songs to justify your hating, brehs.

http://www.kendricklamar.org/kendrick-lamar-biography/

Know Kendrick Lamar
Kendrick Lamar likes to compare himself to Tupac Shakur. But Tupac wasn’t from Los Angeles and didn’t know his father growing up. By the time Tupac was 23, he had already been shot multiple times and begun serving a prison sentence. Lamar, on the other hand, was born and raised in Compton. His parents are still married. He’s 23, and so far he has dodged the almost inescapable bullets that dart through what he calls his “mad city.” Enjoying this Kendrick Lamar Biography? Keep reading!

Even so, Lamar seems to share Tupac’s soul; better still, he seems an evolution of it. The line between “Pac the Playboy” and “Tupac the Tortured Poet” was drawn with an indelible marker, but the sides of Lamar’s personality bleed into one another. The chorus of “P&P” (an ode to “p*ssy and Patron” punctuated by a girl pouting, “Hey, what’s up, daddy”), for example, is cookie-cutter braggadocio. Its first verse, however, stacks a precarious tower of thoughts almost tipped over into rage by an incident at a gas station — and leaves him searching through his phone for a comfort he admits is temporary.


His team wants to compare and even put him above legends to big him up. he deserves for me to contrast him against true greats and he cant match up at all

 

[MINT]

Give that boy a Grammy!

 

[MINT]

if you think this joint is boring then you have no soul my dude

don't respond to him, this song is widely praised as one of the best hip hop songs of the last 5 years... dude is known to be the biggest hater on thecoli, don't even waste your time with this troll. he knows nothing about hip hop

 

[MINT]

it might be one of the all time favorite songs

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Kdot

this is concentrated heat rocks. distilled and purified black excellence

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[wire28]

don't respond to him, this song is widely praised as one of the best hip hop songs of the last 5 years... dude is known to be the biggest hater on thecoli, don't even waste your time with this troll. he knows nothing about hip hop

Good looks. Based on his latest post, that just saved me a lot of time

 

[MINT]

this song is up there with worlds an addiction for best rap song of the 2010s.

 

[MINT]

Kendrick raise the iq of hiphop, by himself.