Kendrick Lamar - Watch The Party Die

Kendrick Lamar - Watch The Party Die

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[allrapnation]

KENDRICK BACK WITH AN UNEXPECTED RELEASE! IS THIS THE START OF A ROUND 2? 🔥

[GeorgeG-isov]

bro didnt just call out the rap industry, bro called out civilization.

[TheFraze]

"They wonder why I'm not enthused to drop, the more visible you get, the more your spiritual is tried" this is a mad bar!!

[michaelyoungboy]

Ngl beef aside I feel this track. We been letting inauthentic people, clout chasers, opportunists, and yes men control the meaning of hip hop for too long, and it’s really time to take it back.

[kurayahmi]

*Bro dropped this and days later they caught Diddy. Kendrick the new Batman*

[DuaneNez-rwkd]

2pac would be proud of Kendrick Lamar 🔥

[A_majorGaming]

This is divine lyricism. You don’t just listen, you experience Kendrick at this point. The lord dealing with this man.

[DJDaddyJake]

“I see a new Earth, Filled with Beautiful People, Making Humanity Work.” -Kendrick Lamar

[deceiver]

People thinking this is just another diss targeted at Drake need to actually switch on their brain cells and listen to the lyrics from start to finish. Kendrick has broadened the scope here.

[cooliostarstache]

Why is this guy's music so damn beautiful and intelligent? Like wow

[showmethemney]

It’s funny, Kendrick has been talking about the flaws of the culture since his debut but for whatever reason people are in belief that everything he says is a shot at Drake.




Edit/Rant: Alright so a few things to unpack here.

#1: I think that having 4 more Grammys than Michael Jackson & being the only rapper in history to win a Pulitzer Prize is more than enough evidence that Drake had little influence in his success.

#2: Since y’all like to talk about the “Drake co-sign”, we seem to be forgetting that he wasn’t going around doing all those features early on because he was the best artist out and he was trying to help other artists succeed, rather it was because he needed the fans. People weren’t buying his records. A Jewish singer from Toronto isn’t exactly ‘fly off the shelf’ material especially in a competitive culture like Hip-Hop. Labels knew that early on which is why it took him forever to get signed. Shit, his first “co-sign” was for an artist name Jenna back in 2008. (Yeah, that’s exactly what I said.)

#3: He’s never had respect in hip hop. Not from the legends & Not from his peers. But he could definitely count on getting it from one group: the underdogs. Because he was and is in fact, an underdog. The image that he’s sold you is one of grandiose delusion. The manipulation of “numbers” and the constant output of having his name in circulation has you buying into the idea that he’s an icon. He’s not. He never has been. Jimmy’s playing dress up & unfortunately you’ve been duped. It’s almost sad to watch to be honest with you because he knows he’s a loser but has to pretend everyday like he’s not. He’s the kid that was bullied in high school and then grew up, got a little money, and purposely goes back around his bully just to show off. It’s pathetic.

[siira]

Is it only me who feels like this slaps differently now that Diddy is in the heat.😭😭

[justentimeU]

“Industry is cooked as i pick the Carcass apart” This is Gods Work for Hip Hop!

[dispelyell]

My jaw dropped with Lecrae being mentioned. Lecrae got me into rap when I was a teen. It's nice hearing him be shout out.

[takum]

This that end credits music when the last man standing over the dead bodies of his enemies walks way down into the sunset

[Martino__]

This song is clearly underated, it must be one of his best songs. The relaxing and depressing vibe is just perfect, there is only a few songs that feel like this one…

[Nic__Ombre]

This is the real rap music the industry can't imitate

[donovanwhite]

Kendrick letting everyone in the rap industry know its all over

[thobanontsonto]

Was expecting a club banger, but this is on some real hip hop shit.
HIP HOP IS ALIVE!

[diazchristopherm]

The culture is healing and its beginning to nourish again.