HIS BEST WORK? KENDRICK LAMAR "MR MORALE & THE BIG STEPPERS" ALBUM REVIEW PART ONE 

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I think he has a blend of hits too, its very personal lyrically but sonically very accessible

Ik this comment is a yr old but just thought I'd give my opinion anyways. This album holds 2cnd in my favs for kendrick albums(1st being TPAB) this is one of my favs bc it tries to get us to show our vulnerability as well as kendrick showing his. This entire album is basically a therapy session and as kendrick is telling us what he's been going through, he tells us his darkest traumas. Showing his traumatic childhood as memories of his life in compton resurfaces and wants us to his him as a "sacrifice" for us to begin our healing process. Ppl don't like this because it tells us to do something none of us like doing, confront our weaknesses and show our vulnerability. Which is why(imo) this album went over a lot of peoples heads

its a wack album

@@roejogan1759 just cause the production is not everyday trap but experimental this time?

@@angadbrar7933 no. Its kendrik too. He raps like he doesnt wanna be on his own album. And Kodak black outrapping him☠

@@roejogan1759 can’t expect a 14 year old dribble brain to understand anything about good music

@@MichellBollinger self realization? pretty impressive for a 14year old dribble brain...

Massive dub is correct

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@@titanwarfare0711 are you okay?

MASTERPIECE.

I agree with you 110% .

@@kevthedon8305 My personal ranking goes: 1. DAMN. 2. Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers 3. good Kid, m.A.A.d City 4. To Pimp a Butterfly 5. Section.80 So I agree with you on it being second, just different rankings around it. It’s such a great album and I actually cannot stop listening to it. He has 4 certified classic albums now in my opinion. Absolute goat of our generation

art is definitely subjective and i agree on that point. But this also isnt made for everyone. If you only care about bops, then its not for you. If you wanna be an adult and actually listen and conceptualize what he is talking about, you would understand the beauty in his words and message. Watching some reactors call this album trash and they consider themselves artists themselves is just crazy to me. if you find every song trash on that album and you make music, I seriously wonder what your music sounds like

@@Jgarthebeast well the thing is i do appreciate music for its lyrics and the actual message itself. that’s why i believe to pimp a butterfly is a top tier album. kendrick is very open and vulnerable in this album and that’s i appreciate it but a lot of people won’t like it yet still appreciate it, that’s why i say art is subjective. you don’t have to necessarily love it to understand how meaningful it is

An absolute masterpiece, like Ernest said, Kim might be the single greatest artistic song ever made, and for us to think of it when we heard this, tells you exactly how great We Cry Together is. I'm still blown away that the chick isn't even a musician, but an actor. kind of make sense though, because it's more like a play than a song in a way. She did an amazing job though, killed it.

I’ve never been thru it like that but I still LOVEDDD that song

Definitely been through toxicity. Song still mid af. Along with most this album tbh

@@TCyochickens_ttv 😂😂😂😂😂

Kendrick is all about the duality

It’s kinda closer to Ice Cube Ft. Yo-Yo - It’s A Man’s World or maybe RZA - Domestic Violence

Def his best 💯

It's his best period

@@richdude8150 i enjoyed gkmc and tpab a bit more but I can see how you liked this more

Masterpiece.

I think Tom McDonald has a worse album

definitely his best without question for me personally...but I also think it's gonna take time to grow on people. Personal taste I suppose.

@@corylyonsmusic I think it’s his worst since Section 80 but that’s not a knock because I rate all those albums ridiculously highly

It will grow on you. Trust.

Also we cry together reminded me of both sides of a smile

Personally… defo his best

No there’s bunch of folks on there Soundwave and Dj Daheji do a lot of it

Alchemist

The album was confusing but after the 4th listen now it's a masterpiece!

more vids = more rev

He got no idea what he talking about there LMFAO. NF aint inspiring Kendrick💀

@@chrismalinowski654 why not? These artists are not Gods. They pay attention to what is out. NF listed kendrick as his top 5 in an interview where his search album beat out chance the rapper with 2.6 mil views. His whole album was therapy he was in put in rap form. He is huge and getting spins and mentions on shade 45 with king crooked saying he is talented twice on twitter. Big sean E40 plays on the rock IG and jimmy fallon. NF is a kind artist who pays big homage to many OGs and helps many people with mental health. Why is it so off that no way something from NF could be used? Cause he is white? Your comment makes no sense to me

Yooooooooo I never thought of that

That’s a fendi @robin volpi

Facts on facts . MASTERPIECE.

Perfectly said 💯

nah bro whose goat

completely agree

2 years writers block

wdym?

@@actuallyarnav He made a joke saying kendrick was inspired by NF

@@TheVoidRL oh shit lmfao i didnt catch that haha

I promise you in a month purple hearts will be in your top 5-10 aongs on the album. Its got that grower factor

Same. Purple Hearts was the only song I did not enjoy

Kodak is whack but he isn't whack on this album. I think Kendrick uses him very effectively. You can respect that and still think he is whack overall.

@@Qyshawn I agree that it's *possible* for him to be wack in general but good on this album, and I was hoping that would be the case. But imo, he was still wack on this album lol. I'm open to being wrong though if you wanna tell me why his verse on Silent Hill was good.

I think it was a great job to put Kodak on there just like J Cole did with 21 Savage you have the ying and the yang. I don't listen to Kodak but I know he was more introspective on this album which makes it a plus!

His verse was good cause he caught the energy perfect and managed to steal the show from kendrick fuckin lamar on that song. Most ppl say he is their favorite part of that song. Kodak is doper than you give him credit for. Listen to his testimony project

@george yea, I actually agree with the commenter in the video who laid out his reasons for not liking the track. It's not an original idea (wouldn't even say it's better than the other similar songs), it was a generic argument that I would be annoyed having to listen to between a real toxic couple much less a song acting out a toxic couple, and Ernest's defense that it's the underlying meaning that gives value to the song doesn't change my mind because the meaning of "the couple who are both hurting/crying inside lashing out at each other with hurtful words and actions because they don't know how to healthily express their feelings and work through problems" really isn't that deep. It's immaturity and annoying. Maybe the couple have abusive pasts that are the cause for the toxicity, but still, I don't personally take the story of that song to be as deep or thoughtful as it is annoying. I'll admit that R Kelly bar was *hilarious* though 😂

@SDH it’s tough to get behind a song that just says “f you” for 45 seconds straight. I think there’s some white space that could have been filled better. Not hating

What song on this album did he say he's bigger than Jesus? I don't remember that line. I know he was talking wreckless on Family Ties though.

@@justinwilliams2381 just look at the album cover man. The crown of thorns? Connect two and two

@@Cooked1 😂😂😂 talk about a reach. Also not everyone view Jesus the way you do get over it. We got bigger problems

@@Cooked1 wearing a crown of thorns = him saying he's bigger than Jesus? You're reaching on that one. I probably don't agree with whatever comparison he's trying to draw between him and Jesus in the cover art, but I don't see where you're getting your interpretation from.