Kendrick had teachers assigning their students study assignments on his lyrics. Also, he made kids interested in literature and English. Lastly, Kendrick united all races and all genres as everyone tried to break down his lyrics. I even saw metal heads trying to understand the lyrics 😂
Me being Hispanic and having some family that lives in compton yeah best believe we have kendricks back and I listen to corridos. Kendrick is good with his music and he has never made a enemy with us. Much respect to this guy ✊✊.
@@theressakimbrough2867Tupac is my favourite of all time. Keep ya head up, Brenda’s got a baby, dear mama are all deep. The rose that grew from the concrete is a great poem too.
He restored the RESPECT for penmanship.... Now kids know the difference. But something underrated is Kendrick Live performances they cut deep visually...
Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers is a masterpiece classic album that was made for adults, mature individuals, and people going through pain mentally. When Mr. Morale 1st came out a lot of people still loved it and some hated they did the same with both TPAB and DAMN, but guess what just like those two albums as time went Mr. Morale is getting more love as they say it aged like fine wine. With being said Kendrick has 5 classic masterpiece albums with Section.80, GKMC, TPAB, DAMN., and now Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers. Kendrick is a top tier lyricist, storyteller, live performer, he has amazing music, is a creative genius, has a top tier flow, even his music videos are awesome. Kendrick has solidified his legacy as one of the greatest artists and rappers ever. With arguably having the greatest discography in music/hip-hop history
I listen to Euphoria every single day. That for me, was the song that won Kendrick the beef. He outrapped and lyrically dismantled Drake, Euphoria to me, is the best song out of the beef and that’s not saying the others are terrible because MTG, 616 in LA and Not like us are so fucking good
The range of the songs too. Like That - Club Banger (Starts off) Euphoria - House Party Music 6:16 in LA - Spiritual Music Meet The Grahams - Horror Music Not Like Us - Club Banger (Ends off) Nasty work from K. Dot
I knew of Kendrick bc a friend loves his work but before this whole thing i didnt look him up. I started to see the whole beef and was blown away by kendricks lyrics and the way he can make bars that have like 10 interpretations. Is just amazing. Now he is more present on my playlist and i learned so much about hip hop history and the culture that im just and happy autistic person with a new obsession hahaha so happy to see Kendricks success, he deserves it.
The biggest thing is how much school kids got invested in dissecting and understanding songs like Euphoria. You can't go back if you open that gate so early, they'll hunger for more quality bars. Even if the current generation of rappers don't carry the torch, in 10-15 years, we'll have a generation raised on Lyrical Rap.
Economics shows us that over saturation of any product in any market isn't going to work out in the product's favour. It's all supply and demand. "Lyrical miracle spiritual" rap was once oversaturated and led consumers (listeners) to demand (in this case, desire) rap that wasn't nearly as dense. The issue that we would see arise is that "mumble" rap or rap with less focus on lyrical density, word play, etc also became oversaturated in the market, creating a greater demand for lyrical miracle spiritual rap. Which is why every time (or at least most times) artists like Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, JID and Rhapsody would enter the fray by releasing new music, they'd get attention. What we need to be seeking from more artists now is balance. The music and the production has to be of a high standard and the lyrics have to be deeper than what's on the surface. Kendrick didn't "save lyrical rap" but instead he ignited a greater appetite amongst consumers for that product.
Kendrick is like the 5ft spring board at a pool. Most people still jump off it and respect it no problem but someone like Billy woods is the 25ft diving board that’s closed most of the year that’s lifeguard needs to be present for. Hopefully these new “lyrical fans” explore the depths of rap’s potential.
them atlanta beats are saturated generic and very repetitive if you go to the era between 2000 to 2013 rappers had albums with beats that dont sound the same , when the trap mumble rap started making wave both lyrics and production fell of so most people are catching up to it that this formula of using generic beats is outdated
@@TheRapTheoryofficial you’re so right! I forgot to touch on the production aspect of things since this video was focused on lyrics but modern trap production is extremely redundant and predictable, it makes for a truly boring listening experience. I believe that it’s the major contributing factor to beat switches because it adds a layer of excitement to the otherwise mundane production.
@@iamdcarrington True i did a little study on it check that dude bloc boy for example when his track with drake blew up big his next couple singles had the same type of beat and flow , i was like this is the most lazy unispired chase of a hit ive ever seen , I think Production should 100% change to better hiphop once that happens mumble rap will kinda die as it challenges rappers to write better
Lyrical hip hop will never die. Those who like lyrical hip hop will find it. And this narrative that just because it's not at the forefront of hip hop from a popularity contest perspective it's somehow "dead" only gives us pretentious, self-indulgent wack rappers with a savior complex making the same song about how they're "bringing it back." That song has been done over and over and over again. And no matter how many syllables you can cram into a rhyme scheme, no matter how fast you can say them does not automatically make it lyrical. If you're a lyrical rapper, just be lyrical. Stop making songs where the core message is that you're lyrical.
It’s not really saying Kendrick is the only one, but as far as the mainstream goes right now, I can name 24 dope lyrical rappers, but the main stream isn’t with them. He’s saying that Kendrick is the one that is getting hip-hop fans back to appreciating artist like him, Nas, KXNG Crooked, etc.
1984: Run DMC shows America and the world that hip hop is here to stay 2024: Kendrick Lamar shows America and the world that people will appreciate lyrical rap again
As a lyrical artist I love that people are going to care about lyrical content. I've always cared about the lyrics because it can give you so much insight into the artists mindset and content
We need rap to start challenging politicians again. That’s what hardcore rap was originally about - calling out the politicians. When rappers start doing that, the genre can be considered saved.
I haven’t felt this excited to be a Kendrick fan since 2018, Drake’s ignorance brought out the best in Kendrick and Cole (kinda), so I’ll always remember him, rest in peace Drake Aubrey Graham 😔😔
this beef is proof of what i should really do when listening to a new rap record if i end up listening to a drake or dj khaled record, i don't have to look at the lyrics, but if i look at everyone else's, i pretty much have to
I think we’ll see another era like that, especially since mainstream rap music is on a commercial decline. Eventually it’ll get to the point where record execs will start prioritizing signing artists who are talented rather than those who are trending(like we see now on TikTok).
Kendrick is the goat as a true artist. He doesnt need beats to make amazing music. His lyrics have knowledge and good messages for the most part. He took time away to be with family cant blame him.
Its' a long time coming. Because of how hip hop and the rap game has changed, artists like Grizzy Hendricks, Dax, Anoyd and Ez Mill have been left in underground scenes. Now that people are waking up to real hip hop and true rap (instead of bubble gum rap), the future is bright people
I listen to corridos and some rap but my time was when NWA pac and biggie nas wu tang were popping. The 80s to 90s rap. Then it started to not catch my attention so i kept listening to just corridos. Then TDE with their rappers brought me into rap again. Kendrick to me is one of my favs for this Gen.
I find that artists (musical or otherwise) who drop new projects somewhat sporadically have a tendency to produce products that are much more dense to the senses. This isn't to say what is made will be readily accepted or commercially viable. Just that it is more dense in what can be perceived. I'd like to think that the time between releases is spent on personal growth, expansion in the quality in their relationships, and giving both themselves and the art they create the space to develop to full potential. I hope that what comes from that long process is what truly represents the artist at that time. Musicians, as a specific group of artists, have the dubious distinction of having to balance a coin with a thin edge: developing a maturation of their signature sound that is acceptable to fans while at the same time keeping a note of familiarity. If not done correctly, the fans reject the new sound and hamper the future development of the artist (for example, when Bob Dylan decided to use an electric guitar. Some people never got over that). When done just right, the artist creates a catalog that multiple groups will enjoy equally, even with different reasons to do so (Johnny Cash comes to mind).
Fax I been listening to a lot of new gen stuff like Carti OsamaSon nettspend and Ken and lonely. The Kendrick beef made me shift back to listening to mf doom nas Freddie Gibbs and more songwriting focused songs all bc of the beef.
great music speaks for itself and transcends universally. kendrick always delivers on that, with no hype, no publicity, no virality. quiet the opposite of how drake navigates through his music
If you wanna listen to someone with lyrics as deep as Kendrick’s AND it’s a newer generation artist listen to J.I.D. 💯 Trust me, you won’t regret it. Lyricism is UP rn ♨️
Not sure if it’s just for the moment or not but this beef got many people interested in lyricism again. Good lyricism is something the new generation of hip hop has been sorely lacking. All of the best rappers are mostly 30 and up. When is a new younger guy who can balance good lyricism and commercial appeal going to step to the plate?
8:31 I think redveil is definitely gonna be here As is Denzel Curry and JID I also think I mean his album was cool and with ghetto sage We should expect more from saba. Lord sko will be here especially with his moving through the scenes.
I’m a huge fan of Kendrick and honestly I was never scared Drake would “out-rap” him but I was worried the public opinion would side with Drake just because his music is more accessible. I thought lyrical rap would instantly be dismissed so I’m hella surprised to see the public decide that Kendrick won. This shit hyped me up I’m ready to work on my project again 🔥
DRAKE NEVER HAD WHAT IT TAKES TO BE GOOD AS AN MC. HE TRIED TO USE THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION SPREADING LIES THAT HE THOUGHT WILL MAKE THE PUBLIC REACT AND ALL THAT BACKFIRED AGAINST HIM.
What cemented him in hip-hop history is taking down a titan like Drake, I feel like he should now get a Hollywood star of fame and put up as one of West Coast top icons
Definitely agree with this video. I knew of Kendrick but forgot about his music because of guys like Drake, Eminem making nice hits. Now, I have went back to watch his older videos and listen to those songs and they blew me away! This guy is good, no he is awesome at his craft. I didn’t think he would beat Drake and simply because of Drakes fan’s and following and I was wrong, totally wrong. Kendrick fans and people close to him knew he would win or at least be in the battle. They were wrong to because he simply obliterated Drake. I didn’t have to listen to Drake diss because Kendrick made them obsolete it didn’t matter if he was telling the truth or not. Simply didn’t matter. Kendrick is now global and all over the world and Drake gets 450 million dollars and shoes. Kendrick may get 500 million deal now. Hahaha
Rap deserved study before Kendrick and deserves artistic merit after him. Even if it dwindled mainstream, the truly dope would have just been underground, and still are. I suppose the edge of mainstream to the underground is Earl Sweatshirt to billy woods or Mach-Hommy, Roc Marci or MIKE. Once you pass that threshold we get into people who been keeping the pen competitions updated. CRIMEAPPLE and Droog stay consistent. LUCKI, Zelooperz, Robb Banks and Tony Shhnow been advancing it too without being conventional lyrical rappers.
You said not one thing about the industry that Kendrick was attacking behind or above Drake… like the racism that’s clearly evident in the beef, or Drake saying N***** with a hard N. That’s driving folks like Metro, Tyler, etc. not just lyricism in this man’s repertoire, his planning, execution, and poeticism that make his tale all about how he is trying to end rap battles between the greats. I believe J-Z said K-dot was the only one who could push the button. That button starting an actual rap-battle and ending one.
THANK YOU FOR 50K SUBS 🏆 The support means so much I never thought we would get this far. Big things on the way 💪
Now make a face reval of you oiled up
+ Doing the thug shake on both Drake & Kendrick
Oil up lil bro
Em clears y'all..
@@pramanverma6209 Eminem stans try not to mention Eminem on every rap post challenge: Impossible
Kendrick had teachers assigning their students study assignments on his lyrics. Also, he made kids interested in literature and English. Lastly, Kendrick united all races and all genres as everyone tried to break down his lyrics. I even saw metal heads trying to understand the lyrics 😂
as a metalhead, meet the grahams feels more like something for our ears than most hip hop fans hahaha
Me being Hispanic and having some family that lives in compton yeah best believe we have kendricks back and I listen to corridos. Kendrick is good with his music and he has never made a enemy with us. Much respect to this guy ✊✊.
I wonder if teachers do the same with Eminem lyrics? His wordplay is on par with Kendrick, but Kendrick tells a lot more stories and history.
@@CloudCoderChap I know back in my HS says c/o 2006 my eng lit teacher assigned Tupac lyrics as well as his book of poems Concrete Rose.
@@theressakimbrough2867Tupac is my favourite of all time. Keep ya head up, Brenda’s got a baby, dear mama are all deep.
The rose that grew from the concrete is a great poem too.
Real title: How Kendrick Changed Lyrical Rap Forever….
Beat me to it 😂
Yooooo!
Bro will never beat the overused video title allegations
How he chang it wasnt the rappers with ghost writers changing it
@@nerdTimmysworkI think he is poking fun at youtubers and their ridiculous titles (sometimes).
He restored the RESPECT for penmanship....
Now kids know the difference.
But something underrated is Kendrick Live performances they cut deep visually...
You Said It!!! The Kids know now
letsgo8814
He’s called King Kendrick for a reason
King Kunta!
All HAIL KING KENDRICK
Kendrick Lamar is top 5 all time.
top 3 even, he doesn't really have a miss or even a mid album
@@bombonsalmon^^^
@@MasterDrew_ hes top 1 for me but hes undeniably top 3
No it's just big him@@bombonsalmon
@@bombonsalmonno he's definitely in the big 3"edit"
Mr Morale was Kendrick breaking a generational curse healing himself and his children and them thanking him for it at the end….. beautiful.
Kendrick brought the energy of other goats like Eminem & Nas to this beef
His Drake disses are on par with Ether and No Vaseline
@@ajstake0211stop giving an opinion
@@GucciPucciMIH Facts
@@GucciPucciMIH hell no
"how kendrick lamar changed lyrical hip-hop forever" (he kinda did)
*did
@@destinduckworth5484He literally typed that correctly
Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers is a masterpiece classic album that was made for adults, mature individuals, and people going through pain mentally. When Mr. Morale 1st came out a lot of people still loved it and some hated they did the same with both TPAB and DAMN, but guess what just like those two albums as time went Mr. Morale is getting more love as they say it aged like fine wine. With being said Kendrick has 5 classic masterpiece albums with Section.80, GKMC, TPAB, DAMN., and now Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers. Kendrick is a top tier lyricist, storyteller, live performer, he has amazing music, is a creative genius, has a top tier flow, even his music videos are awesome. Kendrick has solidified his legacy as one of the greatest artists and rappers ever. With arguably having the greatest discography in music/hip-hop history
Mr Morale is not a classic
When u go back and listen to that album u realize most the things drake says in his diss are nick cannon level
@@kmdunrulytake the L and log off
@@wedmoke8856 because I said it’s not a classic 😂😂😂
🤡 behaviour
@@kmdunruly take the L and log off
I listen to Euphoria every single day. That for me, was the song that won Kendrick the beef. He outrapped and lyrically dismantled Drake, Euphoria to me, is the best song out of the beef and that’s not saying the others are terrible because MTG, 616 in LA and Not like us are so fucking good
Bruh the more and more I learn the lyrics the more and more I love it. I loved it when it dropped, he didn’t miss on ANY of the diss tracks
Yeah the first time it dropped I knew it was enough.
6:16 L.A is dope too
true , whenever i see my sister i just shout wat is it the braids lol. that track was the one that killed the beef
The range of the songs too.
Like That - Club Banger (Starts off)
Euphoria - House Party Music
6:16 in LA - Spiritual Music
Meet The Grahams - Horror Music
Not Like Us - Club Banger (Ends off)
Nasty work from K. Dot
Everytime Kendrick comes outside he makes a impact on the culture
K DOT THE GOAT
how kendrick saving rap saved rap forever.
drake once said “adonis need a sister okay” drake fans what yall think about that
😨🤦♂️
Kendrick Lamar is the greatest rapper of all time. He checks all the boxes.
Its eminem
@@mooooooooooomooooooooooomo6829I like ‘Em but no
I knew of Kendrick bc a friend loves his work but before this whole thing i didnt look him up. I started to see the whole beef and was blown away by kendricks lyrics and the way he can make bars that have like 10 interpretations. Is just amazing. Now he is more present on my playlist and i learned so much about hip hop history and the culture that im just and happy autistic person with a new obsession hahaha so happy to see Kendricks success, he deserves it.
I'm hoping that Mr Morale enter the chart again because of all that happen. That album needs to heard by more people, specially men.
The biggest thing is how much school kids got invested in dissecting and understanding songs like Euphoria.
You can't go back if you open that gate so early, they'll hunger for more quality bars. Even if the current generation of rappers don't carry the torch, in 10-15 years, we'll have a generation raised on Lyrical Rap.
Economics shows us that over saturation of any product in any market isn't going to work out in the product's favour. It's all supply and demand. "Lyrical miracle spiritual" rap was once oversaturated and led consumers (listeners) to demand (in this case, desire) rap that wasn't nearly as dense. The issue that we would see arise is that "mumble" rap or rap with less focus on lyrical density, word play, etc also became oversaturated in the market, creating a greater demand for lyrical miracle spiritual rap. Which is why every time (or at least most times) artists like Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, JID and Rhapsody would enter the fray by releasing new music, they'd get attention. What we need to be seeking from more artists now is balance. The music and the production has to be of a high standard and the lyrics have to be deeper than what's on the surface. Kendrick didn't "save lyrical rap" but instead he ignited a greater appetite amongst consumers for that product.
And sa-roc little Simz che noir and more
Kendrick is like the 5ft spring board at a pool. Most people still jump off it and respect it no problem but someone like Billy woods is the 25ft diving board that’s closed most of the year that’s lifeguard needs to be present for. Hopefully these new “lyrical fans” explore the depths of rap’s potential.
them atlanta beats are saturated generic and very repetitive if you go to the era between 2000 to 2013 rappers had albums with beats that dont sound the same , when the trap mumble rap started making wave both lyrics and production fell of so most people are catching up to it that this formula of using generic beats is outdated
@@TheRapTheoryofficial you’re so right! I forgot to touch on the production aspect of things since this video was focused on lyrics but modern trap production is extremely redundant and predictable, it makes for a truly boring listening experience. I believe that it’s the major contributing factor to beat switches because it adds a layer of excitement to the otherwise mundane production.
@@iamdcarrington True i did a little study on it check that dude bloc boy for example when his track with drake blew up big his next couple singles had the same type of beat and flow , i was like this is the most lazy unispired chase of a hit ive ever seen , I think Production should 100% change to better hiphop once that happens mumble rap will kinda die as it challenges rappers to write better
Lyrical hip hop will never die. Those who like lyrical hip hop will find it. And this narrative that just because it's not at the forefront of hip hop from a popularity contest perspective it's somehow "dead" only gives us pretentious, self-indulgent wack rappers with a savior complex making the same song about how they're "bringing it back." That song has been done over and over and over again. And no matter how many syllables you can cram into a rhyme scheme, no matter how fast you can say them does not automatically make it lyrical. If you're a lyrical rapper, just be lyrical. Stop making songs where the core message is that you're lyrical.
People were claiming Mr. Morale didn't hit, so Kendrick used Drake to prove it was never a lacking album.
Kendrick and Cole helped me get thru college
did people forget who Nas is he is still alive and still have Ill Lyrics
Fr
youngins dont bump nas
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You tlkn bout the gay nas?
It’s not really saying Kendrick is the only one, but as far as the mainstream goes right now, I can name 24 dope lyrical rappers, but the main stream isn’t with them. He’s saying that Kendrick is the one that is getting hip-hop fans back to appreciating artist like him, Nas, KXNG Crooked, etc.
1984: Run DMC shows America and the world that hip hop is here to stay
2024: Kendrick Lamar shows America and the world that people will appreciate lyrical rap again
King Kendrick
I never wanted someone to drop a album more then now
I NEED A NEW KDOT ALBUM
Rapsody’s album was amazing she is one of the greatest lyricist of all time.
Amazing album so far this year
I’m so happy I’ve been listening to Kdot before this beef now I can explain to people the themes, stories etc to his albums like I’m a lecturer😭😭
As a lyrical artist I love that people are going to care about lyrical content. I've always cared about the lyrics because it can give you so much insight into the artists mindset and content
We need rap to start challenging politicians again. That’s what hardcore rap was originally about - calling out the politicians.
When rappers start doing that, the genre can be considered saved.
Massive w bro ❤
Kendrick Lamar is such a legendary emcee. King K Dot.
Kendrick the 🐐
W pfp lol
@@gabrieldukicchuks2058ty fam you too
Hip hop was better when it was niche.
love to hear that mr moral gets more and more attention
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I want more storytellers like slick Rick
I second this
just because you mentioned rapsody and mach-hommy you get a like, and imma hit that subscribe button!!
This the perfect time for Wale to drop.
It was refreshing AF. Felt so balancing. 🔥
I haven’t felt this excited to be a Kendrick fan since 2018, Drake’s ignorance brought out the best in Kendrick and Cole (kinda), so I’ll always remember him, rest in peace Drake Aubrey Graham 😔😔
this beef is proof of what i should really do when listening to a new rap record
if i end up listening to a drake or dj khaled record, i don't have to look at the lyrics, but if i look at everyone else's, i pretty much have to
w video, w real rap, bring back the 90's gangsta rap wave
Pls don't
@@user-sg5bt4vl6jrap was dead without gangsta rap
Lyrical rap never went away.
Kendrick didn't save lyrical rap. y'all just only see Kendrick and nothing else.
Bro imagine a world where this shit is the most popular rap. It would be like a rap renaissance, the biggie/pac era part 2
I think we’ll see another era like that, especially since mainstream rap music is on a commercial decline. Eventually it’ll get to the point where record execs will start prioritizing signing artists who are talented rather than those who are trending(like we see now on TikTok).
Great video
Aight bro how many more vids u gonna drop😭
Turns out, he IS your savior
alternate title: "how kendirck lamar actually writing good lyrics changed hiphop forever!!"
Does anyone know which song is the music video where his walking with wolves? A piece of it is shown at the beginning of this video
Kendrick is the goat as a true artist. He doesnt need beats to make amazing music. His lyrics have knowledge and good messages for the most part. He took time away to be with family cant blame him.
"Real people want real music the jig is up"
Its' a long time coming. Because of how hip hop and the rap game has changed, artists like Grizzy Hendricks, Dax, Anoyd and Ez Mill have been left in underground scenes. Now that people are waking up to real hip hop and true rap (instead of bubble gum rap), the future is bright people
This is gonna be my watching during lunch video today
I listen to corridos and some rap but my time was when NWA pac and biggie nas wu tang were popping. The 80s to 90s rap. Then it started to not catch my attention so i kept listening to just corridos. Then TDE with their rappers brought me into rap again. Kendrick to me is one of my favs for this Gen.
I find that artists (musical or otherwise) who drop new projects somewhat sporadically have a tendency to produce products that are much more dense to the senses. This isn't to say what is made will be readily accepted or commercially viable. Just that it is more dense in what can be perceived.
I'd like to think that the time between releases is spent on personal growth, expansion in the quality in their relationships, and giving both themselves and the art they create the space to develop to full potential. I hope that what comes from that long process is what truly represents the artist at that time.
Musicians, as a specific group of artists, have the dubious distinction of having to balance a coin with a thin edge: developing a maturation of their signature sound that is acceptable to fans while at the same time keeping a note of familiarity. If not done correctly, the fans reject the new sound and hamper the future development of the artist (for example, when Bob Dylan decided to use an electric guitar. Some people never got over that). When done just right, the artist creates a catalog that multiple groups will enjoy equally, even with different reasons to do so (Johnny Cash comes to mind).
Fax I been listening to a lot of new gen stuff like Carti OsamaSon nettspend and Ken and lonely. The Kendrick beef made me shift back to listening to mf doom nas Freddie Gibbs and more songwriting focused songs all bc of the beef.
I'm old-school and getting sick of all the r&b singing in rap music today. Bring back old-school hip hop hold on I need my hearing aid.
I'd say that the most important aspect is lyricism but for its message, as opposed to its technique
this dude gotta be the biggest kendrick fan in the world, im a kendrick fan but this dude is on a different level.
As a Lyrical Rapper Myself Kendrick is definitely Lining Up things for Me to make it soon 😎👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🔥🔥🔥🐐🐐🐐💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
We needed someone at the #1 spot who cared about hip hop and all its history over the money and fame. Kendrick Lamar is that
GOOD points! yes
Imagine you using another person's album to diss them, only to draw more (positive) attention to said album. 🤣Drake definitely Cheddar Bobbed himself.
MMATBS!
❤
Welcome back to lyricism
You could say kdot is a lyrical miracle
Kendrick skywalker took down darth graham and emperor lucien 😂😂😂
great music speaks for itself and transcends universally. kendrick always delivers on that, with no hype, no publicity, no virality. quiet the opposite of how drake navigates through his music
CLB did have a rebirth on the charts? No way
If you wanna listen to someone with lyrics as deep as Kendrick’s AND it’s a newer generation artist listen to J.I.D. 💯 Trust me, you won’t regret it. Lyricism is UP rn ♨️
JID is only 2yr younger than Dot
it's not storytelling, it's worldbuilding.
You're the chosen one Kendrick. You will bring balance to hip hop
Not sure if it’s just for the moment or not but this beef got many people interested in lyricism again. Good lyricism is something the new generation of hip hop has been sorely lacking. All of the best rappers are mostly 30 and up. When is a new younger guy who can balance good lyricism and commercial appeal going to step to the plate?
8:31
I think redveil is definitely gonna be here
As is Denzel Curry and JID
I also think I mean his album was cool and with ghetto sage We should expect more from saba.
Lord sko will be here especially with his moving through the scenes.
Who was the artist with the Haitian flag?
Bro is on a Kendrick streak 😂
Kdot is up there with the likes of Eminem, Jay Z, Nas
Before 2024, when was the last time that people were arguing about lyrics? I’ll wait.
He really did save it.. you’re so right. Now the women need someone it’s deep lyrics to help shift our culture out of how culture..
I’m a huge fan of Kendrick and honestly I was never scared Drake would “out-rap” him but I was worried the public opinion would side with Drake just because his music is more accessible. I thought lyrical rap would instantly be dismissed so I’m hella surprised to see the public decide that Kendrick won. This shit hyped me up I’m ready to work on my project again 🔥
DRAKE NEVER HAD WHAT IT TAKES TO BE GOOD AS AN MC. HE TRIED TO USE THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION SPREADING LIES THAT HE THOUGHT WILL MAKE THE PUBLIC REACT AND ALL THAT BACKFIRED AGAINST HIM.
Hopefully people peep rappers like Joyner and others
I PROMISE YOU HE AIN GONE LET YOU HIT MY BOIIIIIII
What song is BBLDrizzy crying in? 😂
What cemented him in hip-hop history is taking down a titan like Drake, I feel like he should now get a Hollywood star of fame and put up as one of West Coast top icons
This channel should be called Kendrick Lamar is my dad
Definitely agree with this video. I knew of Kendrick but forgot about his music because of guys like Drake, Eminem making nice hits. Now, I have went back to watch his older videos and listen to those songs and they blew me away! This guy is good, no he is awesome at his craft. I didn’t think he would beat Drake and simply because of Drakes fan’s and following and I was wrong, totally wrong. Kendrick fans and people close to him knew he would win or at least be in the battle. They were wrong to because he simply obliterated Drake. I didn’t have to listen to Drake diss because Kendrick made them obsolete it didn’t matter if he was telling the truth or not. Simply didn’t matter. Kendrick is now global and all over the world and Drake gets 450 million dollars and shoes. Kendrick may get 500 million deal now. Hahaha
Kdot has been clowning drake and the industry for years now you heard GOD yea you heard GOD.
"I'm with what the culture feeling"
I bump Mr Moral quite often, I COULDNT SLEEP LAST NIGHT CUZ I FELT THIS SHIT👏👏👏
One min ago makes my pickle wiggle.
Same
Rap deserved study before Kendrick and deserves artistic merit after him. Even if it dwindled mainstream, the truly dope would have just been underground, and still are. I suppose the edge of mainstream to the underground is Earl Sweatshirt to billy woods or Mach-Hommy, Roc Marci or MIKE. Once you pass that threshold we get into people who been keeping the pen competitions updated. CRIMEAPPLE and Droog stay consistent. LUCKI, Zelooperz, Robb Banks and Tony Shhnow been advancing it too without being conventional lyrical rappers.
He didn't save rap he showed everybody HIPHOP NOT DEAD!!
You said not one thing about the industry that Kendrick was attacking behind or above Drake… like the racism that’s clearly evident in the beef, or Drake saying N***** with a hard N.
That’s driving folks like Metro, Tyler, etc. not just lyricism in this man’s repertoire, his planning, execution, and poeticism that make his tale all about how he is trying to end rap battles between the greats.
I believe J-Z said K-dot was the only one who could push the button. That button starting an actual rap-battle and ending one.
The Not Like Us
5:13 breath bro!! 😂
I been on Kendrick since section 80
I hope this push mumble rap to the back get back to good rapping
There's been multiple good rappers. Kendrick ain't one of them that's for sure. He's 🗑️.
kendrick lamar is the kendrick lamar of rappers