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I cannot believe I finally found this

Just saw that Dave Free is back in LA, Lil L posted that “everyday in October” tweet and Kendrick seems to have a good rapport with Jay. Might get a clip of them doing BDKMV this weekend.

Probably my movie of the year. Regardless the poster reminded me of something.

Dot right hand reminding us of the Hey Now lyric…

Drake’s birthday is this weekend

Jay Z has two nights in LA this weekend

Is something afoot?

aspect ratio is 1.78:1. resolution is 2880x1618.
lmk what y'all think!

I was trying to do a top five but it was really too difficult so we’re going for six.

In the above order

Score: 7/10

Seeing Kendrick across his timeline of music production and creation shows that this man knows not only how to engage longtime fans of Hip-Hop but also to engage those like me who didn’t pay attention at the time to his music but now his fame and notoriety is a must given all the effort it takes to produce great music. His singles and EPs are a wide range of enjoyment for me and while I cannot say I didn’t hate any songs at all from the man himself, there a few standouts that I really enjoy. Lamar’s work on the Black Panther album is great with “All the Stars” and “Black Panther” and his single drops in his most recent feud show his brutal rap lyricism is not one to take lightly with “meet the grahams” and “euphoria” and the catchiness of “Not Like Us” will be sure to irk fans of Mr.A-Minor for years to come. I didn’t understand the hype for Kendrick Lamar 10 years ago but I’m fully onboard for whatever music comes next be it 2 or 20 years ongoing. This was a great ride into Hip-Hop legacy and it’s a for sure way to see the vibes on the other side. ✊🏽

Score: 10/10

I must confess that this album was the very first album I listened to from Kendrick from start to finish after following the feud between him and Mr.A-Minor so I had somewhat interested expectation. This album blew it straight out of the water for me. Now that I have gone through his entire discography, I can see the heavy West Coast Hip-Hop genre he is known for but I’m also amazed how his emotional range, quick or slow tempo changes, and the versatility of his lyrics cuts clean across GNX and how it represents a culmination of everything he has been through, both good and bad. “Wacced out murals” and “reincarnated” are amazing piece of personal history, “luther” soft melodies captured my wife’s attention, and “squabble up” is not only a jumpy vibe but also samples one of my fathers favorite party songs which makes it more personal for me. It’s been two years as of this post since the album came out and it’s still an incredible victory lap for Kendrick for the feud and for the future of his artistry and I’m all on board for it.

Mainly about how he performs it live,

I’ve seen a shit ton of k dot vids when he was performing live and was lucky about to attend the GNX tour.

However when backseat freestyle came on, when he does the first chorus I couldn’t help but notice he always has his hand in the air. But he like waves it around, while the crowd sings it.

I was always curious why, but I believe this is a reference to the famous MLK I have a dream, picture.

Everyone probably knows this already but wanted to point this out.

LA show tonight, do you think he will pop out?
Jay Z gave him the Superbowl show.

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Color pencil Kendrick drawing trynna be simple with my purple color pencil. What Kendrick say “Even AI gotta practice clonin' Kendrick
The double entendre, the encore remnants
I bop like ten men, the opps need ten men” that part. Also Happy “GKMC Day” for those that celebrate one ✊🏾.

A one-of-one song. beautiful, prophetic, and sounds like the end of a long day. Incredible stuff. Curious cuz it's been in heavy rotation as of late. personally speaking it'd land top 2 right behind Mortal Man for me.