He’s really rent free in your head

Do you dream about Drake too?

1. He always does this
2. I miss when he didn't always do this

Heart pt. 5 I'm ready

I'm a fan of drake. 😆 I'm not a loser like you niggas that pretend to only like one artist. But kudos in extending this conversation to make it more about drake.

Would be hard — on some Moodymann s***

Idioteque Kenny otw mark my words

Remember all those news stories a year or two back about it having a 'rock sound' off literally nothing like I think it was literally a tweet that was like 'tpab was jazz influenced...how about rock next!'! Lol

Did you not bring him up unprovoked? 😩😩

That's actually where the rumors cane from.

kenny coming with that andogynous rockstar wave

I thought DAMN is the commercial one

DAMN was the commercial album, if he does that s*** again and we waited 4 years

its already been said this album has a rock influence so im sure it'll be left field.

This was posted in Jan 2020 and we still have no idea when he’s dropping man

Well obviously recording wasn't done so I hope he's wrong about the rock sound too cause rap + rock pretty much always ends up corny tbh. I do not need Kenny on his Em s***. Just let rock die in peace.

there's 3 or 4 songs on that album you could call commercial

Rock is black tho lol

eminem is corny.

there is tasteful ways to pull from rock as a genre, just because em couldn't do it without embarrassing himself dont mean no one else can

That rumor is bullshit anyway

He’s gonna do a politically charged punk/rock/rap album

You think Kendrick is going yo blend rock in a trash way 😆

Rage against the machine

The only artists who mixed rock and rap and made some serious all-time material where it completely complements each other imo are Death Grips and Rage Against. Haru Nemuri did it well but she's also more pop than rap.. all of those are not the kinds of rappers Kendrick is tho

Conscious rappers going rock so often ends up corny, I love the Tipping Point by The Roots but some of the lyrics on there make me cringe still. The New Danger by Yasiin had some classics (when it focused on hip hop) but still got lots of corny moments. Feels to me like a very 2000s thing which I don't really miss.

The beginning of Humble basically exactly follows Em's formula tbh, it was good as a moment but I don't think I need songs like that.

In general just feel like this forcing the "rock star" trope as the ultimate height of stardom which you need to go to as a rapper because being a "hip hop star" isn't as grandiose is ill-informed and catering to tired and boring images

(Atrocity Exhibition tbh wasn't as rock as some make it out to be, it just sampled a lot of post-punk.)

I just want him to rap over dope beats tbh

yea but over 50 years now it got shaped by white artists catering to white audiences.

Yves Tumor made a very good attempt to reclaim rock&roll and made some fantastic music. Still didn't make me love the rock&roll tropes tho. With Kendrick content is always important and I don't see that as a great basis

I just hope those rumors were bullshit