Kendrick Lamar - For Free?
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2015
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People thought Drake could beat this guy in a rap beef btw ….
😂😂😂
shut up
Right
not really media sold to us what they wanted Drake its Bad Bunny puppet now but that DeGenerate Music genera its just misogyny on its complete form look at Billie Elish music too Misandry on the full too but the bitch its half hot and views and subs used to be everything before human rights or morale :D I stoped listening music from Kendrick since he dropped God is Gansta I was embellished degeneration, I cant say its people choice but I cant say its a good hit to all Human traffic and stupid shit that needed to be pointed out on internet.
HEY! 🙌🏼
If there was a video for every single track, I'd buy that movie.
FrankJavCee Man, I fucking love your channel and thats exactly what I was thinking. I hope you release some more tracks on that streaming service Tradio man!
hey frank ;))))
real shit.
Lol
Hi Frank. Didn't know you were a Kendrick fan! Love your music btw
I literally hate how underrated this song is, do yall know how hard it is to rap over a jazz beat?!?
Hes making as instrument. Dude is fucking genius
This isn’t rap this is spoken word
His cadence is ridiculous. It's spoken rap cuz he does have a pocket and flow with this joint
@@dboii9741well it has a rythm and rhymes so its rap
Nah fr
bro rapping over on 1920s jazz and STILL HITS HARD, crazy how this is only an interlude 😭
More akin to hard bop and avant garde jazz of the 50's and 60's, but understanding the lineage from blues to jazz to hip hop is essential to this track and what kendrick is saying. Rap is a continuation of jazz in poetic form, the rhythms, soloistic nature, and the fact that the song serves as a conversation stems from the ideas and values of jazz. It doesn't hit hard in spite of the jazz beat, it hits hard BECAUSE of the jazz beat, and because of what it represents in terms of musical and cultural heritage.
Yeah this is bop jazz, way more of a 60s sound
@@mattyteerifles2863 facts 🗣🔥
@@NateGH36O this is a minor blues in the style of mid 60s modal jazz
Rap goes all the way back to the Mississippi Delta so everything connects in the end.
Lol Kendrick is having so much fun with this 🤣🤣 "HAeeelll FUcciN NaaaAAAAAhhhww"
Ck
Hahahahaha best part ever 😂
This is sounds a lot like a DJ Quik
I swear that’s my favorite part💀
this shit takes me out all the time
His face smushed on the window in priceless 😂😂😂
*THIS*
*DICK*
*AIN'T*
*FREE*
When I first watched this that caught me off guard and I died laughing 😂
Mindofamango When lil 6 year old kids hear the ice cream truck coming
0:50 or 0:49 your welcome 🙏🏾
*is ☝️
Id love to see Kendrick in an acting role. He has such great charisma and expressions in this video
He had a small part on a tv series called "Power"
@@LuisInkjet Oh yeah, I forgot he cameod on there!
You feelin empty? Having trouble making meaningful connections? ZYMBALTA CAN HELP 🤪🤪🤪
This could never be boring.
Just gay af, annoying af, and no one Comin back playin this/ bumpin this down the road.. ever lol
Nope, just music for weirdos.
@@smoothsavage2870@chrisfrank8564 nope, music for ppl who know it’s an INTERLUDE and get he’s being silly and playing on the theme of jazz music by mimicking a stereotypical slam artist but still spitting about what he meant by the track name before it “Wesley’s theory”.
@@chrisfrank8564I still bumping it 🔊
@@rtoriq this the best song on the album
in the school toilets i wrote on the wall “what’s a good song?” an the next day someone replied with this, tbh they right
no
thats the best nickname ever. it's like a joke making machine haha (working joke machine at that hauahau)
R/thathappened
Lol thats cool
And here I thought only rappers snitch on themselves
"I'ma get my uncle Sam to fuck you up you ain't no king! "
That shit so powerful
I dont understand the saying...
+Rmo balk It's saying how America tries to keep minorities, especially Black people in this case, from rising to power, politically, emotionally, and physically. When she refers to Uncle Sam, it's referring to the government and institutionalized racism tactics.
Or, at least, I guess.
+dfjr1990 especially the fact that it then leads to King Kunta
+Glen “PhoenixKId” Oliver i thinks its about people who complains about racism but actually..there is none
+Michael Jason “oops” Seibert That's another issue entirely, but you can't just generalize and say there is NO racism
This is hard for jazz musicians. The time signatures and phrases are expert level. This is not every day shit. When I first hear this, I tried mapping this interlude out on a trip to Atlanta in high school. It’s honestly what got me into the artistry of rap. I’ve been a die hard prog metal kinda guy. This hit me like a freight train.
Respect
Jazz is scary by itself but this level of jazz is like the final boss of a musicians career.
@@juannaym8488 I know jazz musicians who have panic attacks just from listening John Coltrane
Just listened to this for the first time and now hop-jazz feels like a life goal
Who’s here after KENDRICK ended BBL DRIZZY 😅🚀🚀
me😂
drake career still going lol he outlast Kdomestic
@@MichiganHendough I see you're one of BBL Drizzy's groupies. XD
@@MichiganHendoughHell fuckin naww
@@MichiganHendoughD1 glazing
Love how animated kendrick acts in the video lol
he should be in a movie
KSChrome XD right
I guess
By the time
All i learnt from it is Kendrick is EVERYWHERE and you cant escape him
Making a ratchet conversation into a jazz-hop song. Genius.
maybe a little symbolism in there too, idk
@@joshuaflackua A lot of symbolism in there
It’s not a ratchet conversation, I think you need to relisten to the song a few times. :)
Overlord Ghs YES I KNOW THE SONG I MEAN ITS LOGICAL AND EVERYTHING BUT THE VIBES ESPECIALLY IM THE START YES I GET IT
That's not genius by any standards.
2:10 Wow, they really got Kendrick, Kdot, Kung Fu Kenny, oklama and Mr Morale all together
He aint mr morale his more of a big stepper
How did drake think he stood a chance
he does
@@imdrippyeah in his dreams. Be real, he lost.
@@imdripp lol I need an update on how stooopid you feel cause everything coming out now
His team of writers told him he had a chance.
I cannot watch Kendrick Lamar smush his face against the screen and NOT laugh my ass off.
and the smile he gives when hes uncle sam
INVICTUS 😂 same i changed my profile pic to it
Dylan Monarch yes I thought I was alone 😂😂😂😂
INVICTUS I am choking from laughing at that part.
INVICTUS nigga my sides hurt I was laughing so damn much!😂
I love how his rapping almost seems to take the place of some instrumental solo (say, another saxophone or something) in a jazz quartet or quintet. Like, his lyrics are so tight, it's the vocal equivalent of shredding.
Kendrick's such a genius.
Trying to keep up with him is ridiculous I dont think any other rapper in the world could do this shit
That is an absolutely amazing insight. I absolutely understand what you mean especially when he sped up at the end, on par with the other musicians becoming more spastic and visceral.
AMEN, you are totally right. His voice is like a wind instrument flowing and improvising.
Very well said
No son, no
0:50 K-Dot just brought back one of my childhood memories I used to do for fun on screen doors 😂
makes me laugh every time I see it for some reason
2:08 just realized everyone in the background is him lmao
tf how? 😂
@@reverence5265 are you asking about how I found it or just how is everyone in the background him?
This "bad bitch" is the American dream Personified and in the video he is chasing it. Kendrick is a genius.
Mahmoud Sekeen It's deeper than that, the female represents America aka "She" or "Her" and how she has all these demands placed on the blackman, wanting things for free as if it were 500 yrs ago. That's the reason for the lines "You didn't even buy me no outfit for the 4th" which is America's offical b-day, "Imma get my Uncle Sam to fuck you up! You ain't no King!" Uncle Sam IRS or any branch of the armed services. Every chance and angle, America is demeaning and hateful towards the blackman, always trying to keep him down.
Kendrick is the voice for the blackman saying "this dick ain't free" no more, futher saying I'm staring to awaken to who I am, I know who you are and I know my worth so this "dick", this blackman will never be free for your enjoyment or America's self gain ever again.
Sidenote: America's greatest nightmare and greatest fear is the rise of the blackman, Him chasing Her around in the video, She is terrified, only to go outside and find more Kendrick's.
He ain't even chasing. He's saying "No more extorting me, pimping me, forcing these conventional ideas of success on me. let me teach you a lesson and you're gonna pay me what I deserve"
Exactly! 😂
Sir: do you want to try a sample?
Kendrick: for free?
Sir: no it will be 1.50
Kendrick: 1:13
@@kinglycelay7237 😂😂😂
"This sample ain't freeeeee!"
"matter of fact it has interest, matter of fact its 9 seconds"
@@kinglycelay7237 😂😂😂😂
"We Cry Together" reminded me of this track.
ikr
Yaeh
MM&BS was a compilation of his whole work.
expect completly different messages
0:56 I'll leave this here for personal use
I'll use this too if you don't mind
"I need 40 acres and a mule not a 40 ounce and a pitbull"
"BULLSHIT"
That's deep
That line was deep man
And true asf
Pls explain
This is the best Cuphead DLC announcement I've ever seen
this. content. ain’t. *freeeeeeeeeeee*
Agreed
im DEAD
Randomly coming across this comment five months later at 12:04 am and literally laughing out loud, well done.
A man of the culture
This interlude is more interesting than Nav's whole career
Nav and Kendrick shouldn’t even be in the same sentence.
@@hagoromootsutski9058 what's more funny is that he only mentioned the interlude and not kendrick
@@madebybroovy the way it should be 😂
@@hagoromootsutski9058 exactly
Hi dispatch, yes, I'd like to report a murder...
This basically the original version of “we cry together “
No it's not. They have vastly different styles and mean two vastly different things.
"I heard this and thought 'Is this garbage, or is this genius?' And it only took one more listen to figure out, yeah, it's genius."
The needle drop
+Whatthefuck Whtff well"
+The Shiny Haxorus Nah, it's garbage.
***** Well I didn't think you would care...
***** No probs !
His face against the door is hilarious, this is the most drunk I’ve ever seen Kendrick.
Go listen to God is gangsta
same here!!! i have been wheezing ever since i knew about this video hahaha
And that little walk oh his lmao
you not seen god is gangsta/u music video?
aint even acting drunk wdym
The way Kendrick pops out of random places is so funny to me lmao
I love how kendrick is constantly in the pocket, its almost like an instrumental solo
At 1:21 Kendrick says “Matador matador knock and let him in” and as soon as he says that you can hear the drummer hit the snare about 5 times to resemble the knocking of a door. Absolutely genius.
Matador means killer in spanish so"killer killer knock and let him in"
"Matador matador had the door knocking let him in..."*
Those little nuances in the album are what really makes it great.
That's simply the essence of Jazz right there, conversation.
Literally never noticed this, incredible
I fucks with how Kendrick can go from something so powerful and serious like Alright to something more humorous and lighthearted like with For Free here.
Im still waiting for that short film to Mortal Man or a video for Institutionalized tho.
He should just make a short movie (like Kanye RUNAWAY) for Section 80, GKMC and TPAB basically lol
kobron1559 As much as i would fucking love that it's probably not gonna happen
Yesssss that's what I'm saying . I wanna see what he gone do w/ Mortal man . And he really should do a mini movie for TPAB like nicki did for pink print ...
He should make one for "how much a dollar cost" that would be crazy
I get that the video isn't exactly dark in tone but the subject matter couldn't be more serious
"Every dog has its day" 💀
Now live in yo purpose
@@USNDTHEMYT It was fun until you started to put money in the streets.
0:28 has anybody else noticed she said “28 inch” right as the timer was on 28 seconds
"I'm making get my Uncle Sam to fuck you up, you ain't no king."
That's some deep shit there.
Not to mention that King Kunta is the next song on the album right after she says you aint no king lol.... Very clever stuff.
Wait, what's yalls interpretation of that?
to me prolly some type law thing that makes him pay her
I didnt even put two and two together until I watched the video.
@@LonelyHeartsHarley This is old but since no one's given a full answer I think it mostly comes down to how the US demonizes black men/people and seeing a black man succeed within the system will try to villainize him. Also how he doesn't live up to the expectations of what it means to be a successful black man, to 'look down on the caterpillar', the people you come from, and how america tries to bring him down to the level of making him demonize the community that made him but he refuses to. At least my two cents coming from the rest of the album.
"hell fucking nahhh" I'm dead💀
jawad sheeheed ikt
This is one of Kendrick’s best songs. This song singularly pushed the boundaries of rap further than almost any other song since probably the 90s. Amazing. I hope his next record has more music like this in it
I literally had no idea this song had a music video😳
And WOW! It's AMAZING!!!😳
Oh wow 6 years late
To Pimp A Butterfly was one of those albums where you first listen to it and don't really enjoy it as much as you thought you were going to because you don't get the message but because you know the artist is trying to portray a message you give the album more and more listens which helps you gradually understand the artist's message behind the album more. Then a few months later you're calling it one of your favourite albums of the year because you can now see and understand the message behind the album well enough to enjoy the album and applaud you how smart the artist was in creating this masterpiece.
Yes! I feel bad for those who don't take the time to appreciate.
Rj Stylezz I'm one of those who got what he was talking about from the jump. I didn't get all the minor details at the start but I understand the big picture he's painting. I'm glad that even if you didn't get it the first time you stood around and tried to figure it out. Open-minded people usually do that and they're usually the best. (in my opinion XD) =D
UpturnTheUncool me too man my dad and cousin have the same mentality and instilled in me when i was in 8th grade opened my eyes. im 16 now and hopefully finiscono to My last year of highschool with no troubles. in young but know what's up and can see through all of the bs and propaganda and all of the stuff america has put colored people not just african americans through (I'm cape verdean and haitian) MY THIRD EYE IS ALWAYS OPEN
Shiiiit!! I was HOOOOOOKEEDD!!!! ON FIRST LISTEN!!! You Playin!!!
UpturnTheUncool yh, everyone's different I guess, but the one thing we have in common is that we know and respect Kendrick as a great artist :)
There's one prroblem with this album, how the fuck will he top it?????
+HarvesterOfSorrow01 I think about that all the time. He's progressed every project, but how will he get better than this?
Logan Wendt If he does, I'll have a heart attack
***** There's word of him maybe dropping some new music soon. Like a song or a mixtape.
True man I rate it as the best album of this new generation of rappers
+Logan Wendt link where u found that out
We cry together prequel 😭
NO!!!
This interpretation is when the metaphors don't reach you.
He really is the boogeyman, popping out everywhere 😂 his acting is so funny in this omg
I am in no way an expert, but for anyone looking for a little insight on the song:
The “ghetto” girl at the beginning is supposed to be America. That’s why she says stuff like “walking around like you God’s gift to earth. Nigga you ain’t shit!” And “you ain’t even buy me an outfit for the 4th!” (4th of July).
Black people in recent years have been incredibly more proud of their culture and have been uplifting themselves constantly. Especially with people changing the names of holidays like a Columbus Day to Indigenous People’s Day and things of that nature, America has had enough with black people empowering themselves, and so she is angry and asks why the black man hasn’t bought an outfit for the 4th of July, or been spending their money constantly. That’s why Kendrick says things like “this dick ain’t free! ...I need 40 acres and a mule (which former slaves were promised but never received) not 40 ounces and a pit pull, bullshit”
And that is why at the end, America says “imma get my Uncle Sam to FUCK you up!”
For those that don’t know, Uncle Sam is the personification of taxes in America, and so America is saying that they’ll make sure to screw over the black population any way it can.
Not just the personification of tax but of capitalism itself. He's also talking about the exploitation of the working class in general.
isn't uncle sam the person that iconic person on pictures that recruite for the army?
@@callmezagh3884 Uncle Sam is America's mascot. It represents the two great facets of the US: capitalism and imperialism.
Thank you as a non american I was kinda lost
Didn't she supposed to be Lucy?
Kendrick is dope, who even makes a crazy jazz shit like Jaco pastorius Crisis and raps and still sound gangsta.
This sounds does not sound the least bit gangsta
nobody nigga this is crazy gansta shit
Turcios3000 Yeah, hes saying this dick aint free, that gangsta shit. What else is it, pop, rock jazz, naah it`s gangsta vocals on some psycho jazz music shit. Are they even listenin to the lyrics...
Johnny Dutch exactly
Johnny Dutch real black men that's who
very few people could rap the way he does over this beat. his voice becomes another instrument.
Had to come back to this after we cry together 😂😂😂
1:53 is a flow we'de never seen before. Seamlessly transitioning from on the beat to off beat syncopation.
You've never hear R.A. The Rugged Man?
that was incredible
It's not on and off beat he emphasizes on the upbeat then the downbeat but always on beat
Tarleda Manley Word
Headass
This whole project aged like fine wine
it was just amazing from release
Yea
@@Gdurnsbkf and the message
More like an aged whiskey, it keeps getting better
Like milk
Kendrick is dun went off 2 da big leagues after he dun found out about a u t h e n t I c v i e w s like fr fr he dun went HAM on this!
Drake really thought he could take on this guy 😂
Drake was right lmao
@@daepicclown8608 yeah that’s why they bumping not like us in clubs and the public opinion is that drakes on weirdo time. He really took him on 😂
@@daepicclown8608 the epic clown with the most epic clown take
@@daepicclown8608i expect more from an MF DOOM head. your name accurate tho 🤡
@@TheJ1aa2m3 their is literally no proof at all, every Kendrick fan is only hating on Drake nobody else dawg.
The song certainly is lighthearted and comedic at times but a lot of you guys are missing the deeper messages here regarding things like the government and the music industry. It's genius honestly.
***** A lot of it is the music industry and government as well though which is why there's the character of the Uncle Sam. He makes reference to this as well in the album's previous track, Wesley's Theory with lines like "Uneducated, but I got a million-dollar check like that" or really the entire second verse regarding Uncle Sam and how artists are almost tricked into going broke since they aren't taught how to handle their money. The last line as well of the song as Kendrick has "Tax man coming" repeating over and over. This tracks goes further into those same points while showing Kendrick's resilience to not be "pimped" by the music industry or the government. Everything regarding the girl is a parallel to the music industry and government in fact(shown by how she says "I'm gonna call my Uncle Sam to fuck you up") and while "This dick aint free" has an obvious and literal meaning, it also refers to Kendrick refusing to sell himself away.
The government and the music industry benefits when an artist is spending all his money on things like gold chains or cars and eventually go broke. A lot of this track and the album as a whole deal with how Kendrick has to avoid the temptations and demons that come with the fame and how they will eventually destroy you.
***** I'm really not. He has explained a lot of this stuff himself and you could go on Rap Genius if you wanted to and check the annotations on the lyrics there as well. This is one of the most lyrically and conceptually dense records in years.
***** So you're disregarding lines like "40 acres and a mule not a 40 ounce and a pitbull" and "Oh America, you bad bitch, I picked cotton that made you rich"?
***** There's a literal meaning which is regarding the girl but most are unaware of the songs deeper lying meaning which is all I was trying to convey. Very little on To Pimp A Butterfly should be taken at face value, it's incredibly dense lyrically and conceptually.
👌
damn how tf did i just now find out about this
Lone Wolf yes...yes i am
yes.....yes you are
ikr
Nathan Trujillo only joke is you. smh
TheMercyl3ss1 dont feed the trolls
Kendrick will go down as the best ever poetry at its finest
I love how he genuinely did rap to a jazz beat lmao
All of Kendrick's new music videos are filled with creativity and originality. Kendrick Lamar will become a legend before he dies.
Jojo A he will be remembered as overrated and a whiny rapper.
penny wiser Just shut up.
+pennywiser if you feel this way toward kdot then why are you even looking at this video
to open the eyes of the blind. because I'm tired of hearing how he is the best rapper/MC/lyricist. Just cus he does concious rap doesn't mean he is the best.
penny wiser good kid m.A.A.d. city wasnt even conscious lmaooo. Just shows you dont know what you're talking about.
Yo can Kendrick like be in a movie or something? He'd be an amazing actor hes so hilarious and animated in this vis
there's more to acting ... this is a music video in his own character knowing his own lines. lol
He did guest star on an episode of Black-ish.
eminem did it so can kendrick
moviemastee8510 did he really?
Maybe in black panther 2
Need a we cry together music video IMMEDIATELY
yessss
It’s out now
The way Kendrick just kept popping out of nowhere 😂
1:13 when your boss asks you to come in on a Saturday Morning
I laughed so hard at this
Sgt Pepper lol
For real. I'll pop out the window and everything.
Hahahahaha
I'm dead lol
This is freaking jazz hip hop! Great!
oreosaysb00 That was a lot of To Pimp a Butterfly but yeah mostly this song, really cool cross over that's done so well
There is a lot of jazz hip hop on CZcams.
ever heard of a tribe called quest?
oreosaysb00 and poetry
I wouldn't say Kendrick is rapping in this song. It's more spoken word, basically slam poetry over jazz.
Who’s here for the victory lab after defeating BBL drizzy ???
What the hell was Kendrick thinking making this song???? I can’t rap this word for word without damn near passing out. GOAT enough said
0:50 - HEEEEEEERE'S KENDRICK!
Lucas Mota classic!
+Lucas Mota DEATH GRIPS!!
+Lucas Mota INNNNAAAAAMMINATE SENSAAAAATTIOOOOONN!!!!!
Mah dik ant fre
@@bbjkapIT GOES GUILOTINE YAHH
the statue that turns into kendrick at 1:15 is amazing
I ain't even notice that
whoever directed this music video is a genius
haha 1:38 fucking hilarious
+room fr thats some harry potter type ish
Is it some random statue that he turns into or there is some other layer next to that?
When dude said, "I need forty acres and a mule, not a forty ounce and a pit bull."
Good goddamn.
hes the greatest alive yall
The way he turn around and smile 😭😭😭😭
Drake could never spit something like this over a beat like this. Truly unique in his generation.
And Kendrick couldnt do justice to Jumpman or 10 Bandz. Balance
@@seandafny well those aren't as impressive as any of K dots best songs.
Sean Dafny he could tho
@@seandafny DAMN
Drake actually used to be fire but he doesnt rap the same way he used to. Now he seems a bit more trash than he really is. I think its laziness tbh
This one deserved a Grammy
cmon, its the worst song of all time
@@gorillachamp5271ur joking lol
@@gorillachamp5271 two options with your goofy comment, opt1: you’re baiting. Or opt2: you don’t understand the song and are too lazy to even read the lyrics.
hello im goofy and you summoned me by calling me in a comment. First of all, the song doesnt sound good not like at all, "this d ain't free" gets rather really annoying and repetitive and its corny sounding shall i say, 2nd yo shoes raggidy 3rd yo music taste is dead as hel. 4th The song is just a mess the jazzy sounds with the fast rap doesnt just simply doesnt sound good, but dont get me wrong i like some of the songs in the album called "tpab" but i prefer kendricks album that came out before "tbap". Same goes with the latest album that came out in 2022 that was just a mess like this, but the other projects sounds beautiful. "why hate kendrick" "L taste" "lil peep is prolly your fav artist" No, not really. My faves are for example: Pink Floyd, Kendrick Lamar, Björk, Travis Scott it depends on the mood, thank you for watching till the next time👊🫵💪 *npc outro song* @@tn-fw9lx
Y'all sleeping on how fucking hilarious the video is
Who else loves the ending with all the multiple Kendricks
What does that mean
superAmaster when she says she gon call her uncle sam for u, thats some serious shit! u in some big trouble bro! it aint a joke no more!
And the mini van from good kid Maad city👏
Ulyces Araisa lol..... the same toyota sienna he and his friend used to stage robberies
+Theophilus Agunu it's actually a Chrysler homie
To Pimp a Butterfly > DAMN
im a Kendrick fan and i personally did not like damn.
@@favorejiofor24 I can understand Damn was good but faar from a classic. Tpab is waay better
Jordan B i said i didnt like it lol
@@favorejiofor24 I can understand why you don't like it is what I said. Damn was good like a solid 7 imo.
Personally I think J. Cole with Kod was better
DAMN. 7/10
We cry together reminded me of this
how tf did i only find it now...during this rap-battle era
Rap and Jazz are unquestionably determined to work together
Listen to some Digable planets, Roots or Gangstar....they used to do heavy fusions of jazz and hip-hop back in the 90s...
Rap came from jazz so yeah
Damian Privat Both are Black expression.
Check some Saba songs
Mainly PROM // KING
A Tribe Called Quest also makes some amazing jazz rap, especially so on the Low End Theory.
Yo Kendrick will you release an album soon?
TDE: ye...
Kendrick prayer Lamar: 1:13
Nits lmao
Underrated
Nits his working on it
😂😂
Hell nah!??!!!
this mv is like an atlanta episode
Real poetry 🎨🖌️🖼️
I don't know much about rap, but I know this guys special
You got that right
Preach it.
I would retweet that
Damn right
...so are we just quoting Straight out of Compton trailers now?
2:08 Kendrick uses shadow clone jutsu!
He's fight the crazy orochibitch
Lol
jojo kyle narutards get out REEEEEE
Braxium Calm down naruto was just an old cartoon we watched when we where kids and he always did shadow clone jutsu, so yo fuck out of here lol.
Naruto reference lol
We cry together was born here
I've forgot how crazy/genius is that shit...
I just noticed the last shot had Kendrick fucking EVERYWHERE!!!!!! And I really hope Kendrick doesn't become the Leonardo DiCaprio of Grammy awards. Because if there's any artist that deserves all the motherfucking Grammys ,it's Kendrick
djhero0071 hes already got 1
djhero0071 he already got 7
nominated for 11 in one night the most for literally any artist except michael jackson
and notice the van from good kid maad city
True. I forgot about that. I'm still salty he lost the Album Of The Year.
1:40 😠
1:41 😏
Why'd this comment make me laugh as much as the song 😂
Lmao that shit had me rolling😂😂
😭😭
Kendrick doing stand up poetry 🔥
Literally gives me chills every time I listen to it. One of the best pieces of poetry I've ever heard
1:41 why his smile cracks me up
He look like Jasper.
@@SwratGRL ong wtf
@@SwratGRL you mean jasper who?
@@rafiluvian045 jasper dolphin, If don’t know who he is. A actor who was a former member of OF and is friends with Tyler
@@prod.newmagiciane2342 breh i know who he is im t fan. odd future, bastard, goblin, VCR, odd toddlers, you name it. i was just askin which jasper he meant .
so fucking creative
“Need 40 acres and a mule not a 40oz and a pit bull” damn hell of a bar.
One time i was on an airplane sleeping and was listening to tpab. My volume was pretty high and the beginning of this song scared tf out me and woke me up and gave me a whole anxiety attack💀💀
😂😂
Kendrick is winning the drake vs meek mill beef.
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***** Nah Charlie Clips winning
B.s kim kardashian is winning. That's what Kanye said
***** Drake is running the game without a doubt, but Kendrick is the best artist without a doubt.
***** Kendrick doesn't need a fuckin ghostwriter lol
Dude should win a Nobel Prize for Literature on this shit. Fucking deepest track I’ve ever heard. Kendrick is not only peers with Tupac; he’s peers with Langston. He’s one of the greatest American authors in history. Can’t believe I got to stumble over this song five years ago and catch that something special was going on and look deeper. Wow.
I genuinely believe he will win the Nobel for Literature once he's older. I mean, Bob Dylan already did it. The thing is you usually don't win Nobels for a single project, but rather your lifes work.
I would bet a 1.000 dollars he will win one someday if he keeps dropping classics.
Factsss
He got a Pulitzer, so maybe next he could get a Nobel.
@@springy64svideodump64 Still pisses me off it went to damn, to pimp a butterfly shoulda got it.
i genuinely can't tell if this is sarcasm or not 😭😭
Why am i seeing this after meet the Grahams
The actress was also amazing
Forreal, props to her
"Every dog has it's day , now DOGGY STYLE shall help .. "
omfg 😂😂😂😂😂💔💔
I'm loosely a jazz guitarist and holy shit, he just rapped of jazz
jazz
jazz
fucking
jazz music.
+theneovas1 I'm _definitely_ a jazz drummer, and yep. He totally just rapped over jazz. Fucking _jazz._
It's awesome.
It's not like it's a first in hip-hop...
+Funeral Flesh thanks for pissing on the parade
+Funeral Flesh so true I mean I love Kendrick but the style of rap hes doing like the "conscious" rap and jazzy and soul type stuff.. cats been doing that kinda rap since the late 80s early 90s. Tribe Called Quest,,,etc,
nigel pryor
ATCQ wasn't really "conscious", which is a good thing. But yeah, pretty much one of the most relevant bands in the genre
This whole album is proper art. Everyone involved did an incredible job.
My goodness I came back to tpab after 7 years and holy hell. It’s incredible how Kendrick raps over such a fast and speedy jazz track that it sounds like scat almost to where he just rides the beat.