Kendrick Lamar - GNX (November 22nd, 2024) Album • Page 47

Finally got around to listening to this. Tv off is such a banger.

 

sounds like Kendick is on multiple tracks of the new Playboi Carti album, if you can convince yourself to wade through it

 

Carti is such trash, unsurprised yet still disappointed to see Kendrick on his new one

 

Kanye trashing Kendrick on Twitter today lol. Biggest clown ever

 

Definitely disappointing to see him on the Carti album but yeah, not exactly surprising. Disappointing to see Carti have a fan base at all given his allegations and who he pals around with but then again, most of them are current-day Ye fans, so it tracks.

 

Kanye is in the middle of his edgelord news cycle bullshit and would love for Kendrick to call him out, but he will most likely stay quiet on it (as he should). Don't feed the troll.

 

I listened to the songs so you don't have to, and they are truly terrible, just pure trash. No need to listen

 

Apparently Carti didn't know?

 

That's embarrassing for so many reasons

 

lmfao

 

Wait how does an artist not know who’s on their album? Lmao

 

To me, that just shows how little of an artist vs a content creator he is. The album is clearly not an artistic statement if it's 30 tracks and the artist himself doesn't even know what's on the album

 

He shows up late to his sets and performs 30% of his lyrics over the actual song. There’s rumors his verse on The Weeknd’s Timeless is AI. He truly doesn’t give a shit lol

 

Truly from the school of Kanye

 

never picked this up on vinyl. should probably change that with this rerelease.

time flies though, holy shit

 

I've been waiting for this, probably one of the most pivotal albums for my reintroduction to really seeking out new hip hop and rap. Should probably own a vinyl version for it by now.

I do kinda wish this new release had the original art. The alternate is cool but the original is such a classic for me now.

 

was the original pressing 180g? i'd like for something this good to have some heft to it, lol

 

I don’t like that artwork

 

Still my favorite Kendrick album

 

Not mine but definitely his most ambitious. I wish more rappers would try to do what he does on that one.

 

I feel like an underrated swing at this type of record was KOD by J Cole. I think the issue being is that the album came off as very judge-y of the lifestyle of rap, whereas one of Kendrick’s strongest points is his ability to make commentary while it not feeling like it’s coming from a high horse place. It’s very Nas like in that way.

 

I’d also have to listen to j cole to hear that record