Kendrick really the GOAT for selling this out immediately. Imagine going w your girl to this 6 minute argument.

what happened to the short film ?

It’s only being released in a theater in L.a.

So the vid probably isn’t gonna be online for another week?

Kendrick Lamystery strikes again. Shocker!

Only Kendrick interview i need is a round 2 with Nardwuar

I love this part so much

werent you the wholesome guy with the uzi avi? what happened

Gold already

not gon' lie this kinda fire

Am I the only one who gets the Black Panther Soundtrack vibes from Mirror?

Nope, it’s very reminiscent of pray for me

The bass is almost identical to Pray For Me

Nope. This whole album has elements of all his former work

This for sure tops tpab at least to me, I would place it above damn but lust and pride

hmpf y'all still gas this album. It's not it.

Kendrick da 🐐 no 🧢

love the album but nah not better than TPAB

looking back in this thread right when the albums drops is amazing

when i get bored ill scroll through some of those pages.

fader article from 2016

Why Kodak Black’s American Story Is So Important
On Lil B.I.G. Pac, the Florida rapper shares a black perspective that’s just as valuable as Kendrick’s

In these #woke times, the hip-hop artists who receive the most critical acclaim are often the ones who spit some sort of redemption rap or whose politics are clearly delineated. By many accounts, one of the most on-the-pulse hip-hop works pertaining to the black American experience in recent years was Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly — a beautiful, intricate effort that lends a comforting touch to black angst on the issues of police brutality, the need for self-love, and the continued trauma of living within a black body. But, while invaluable in its own right, Kendrick’s perspective doesn’t span the entirety of the anxieties that being black in America can often spawn.

Soundtrack of the life

Purple Hearts hate is so corny

Would you shell yo shoul on credit