Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers ALBUM REVIEW 

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As an music expert from 1672, l am saddened to give this album a mid/10. l strongly advice Kendrick to retire immediately and get a real job as making music is clearly not his thing. I spend months listening to this album in particular and my legal team and me can’t find any good song on it. I am willing to fiII a Iawsuit against Oklama for brain damage l got from listening to this album. I think its safe to say that l need to intervene on this case and caII Kendrick to say that l’m taking over.

@@beaualIoevv bruv u spamming this shit all day, get a life. If u don't like the album, then stop Tho GKMC and TPAB >>>

@@beaualIoevv But I’m a spammer? You’re interesting

@@rizanvou 🤡

Bro. Yes. Lmfao

The more passionate he is about an album the more often he has to push them back up 🤣🤣

Haha nah bro I came for the music review but nice observation

Gay

@@moo-moo74 😂💀

😂 😂 😄😄😃😀😀🙂😐😐🙁😟☹️😦😧😧😢😢😭😭

Man i see you EVERYWHERE 🤣🤣

S no

They loved your copy and paste too

Ha ha

As a another white guy coming from your same background of trauma and broken families I can’t tell you how much I feel this. Kendrick is probably my favorite artist from this era of music. This album was cathartic. Especially because like you I’ve been dealing with these issues in therapy. It’s been such a hard couple of years and this album was like a gift to the universe. He spoke truth to all my trauma. 😢❤

The fact he came to some kind of healing gave me hope for the future..my future. I don’t want him to be anything other than who he feels he is. Truly appreciate Kendrick 🎉

A lot more of us black folk need to take a page outta your guys’ book and go to therapy too…

@@depopjordans Definitely, I’m currently doing that. Advising my brothers to do so as well. We can break this generational curse !

Hispanic guy going through similar things. Album helped me go to therapy and legitimately changed my life. My favorite Kendrick album and one of the most meaningful pieces of music to me.

Hopefully you don't gain the perspective that he's referencing his own relationships and not his parents.

Eminems Kim would be start of that genre...

@@keiththebat1 eminem mid

@@keiththebat1 Midnem.

@@PotatoPizza420 stop cappin its literally the one whiteboi to earn his flowers

Dolan dark comedy duck

Duck

Pyrocynical and colossaliscrazy

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I feel like the whole album he subliminally says that he is the saviour and I fkin love it. On the first track he goes “she loves the songs I wrote in the bible” for example. I feel like the whole album is about him being seen as a saviour yet still just a man

Fantano missed the point of the album and considering how white he is it's not a surprise.

When Kendrick came on the hip hop scene, being called the "savior" of hip-hop was a huge award and title that many were fighting for. To be in Kendrick's position were bragging about being a "savior" of hip-hop seems played out is overly extraordinary privilege. How can he play the braggadocious when he's trying to confront the internet's collective conscious?

@@jonnydude69 Tf does his skin colour have to do w anything?

@@Drip7914 You right I forget white people like me automatically understand the black experience especially when explicitly presented to us in an album where the whole theme is that Kendrick is done trying to appease us.

Wow, I didn't know non-music based RU-vidrs listen to music. I guess it's true what they say, they are earth humans just like the rest of us.

Literally no one but kendrick fans "idolize" him. this shit is actually becoming cringe.....

@@curto201 lol obviously

@@curto201 And Kendrick has a lot of fans lol

Bruno mars > kung fu kenny

Lol

I remember he was conflicted

found himself screaming in a hotel room "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

Misusing his influence. Smh.

@@gavinhaney7187 the evil of Lucy was all around him

should be a 6

The guy was literally the first rapper to win a Pulitzer prize for a rap album. A 7/10 was wrong, plain and simple. I literally stopped watching his videos because of that review. This is the first one I've watched since to see if he redeemed himself.

ok

@@Trippze too generous

@@stefon815 you can’t just disagree with one review and completely stop watching the reviewer

Man. A "Big Step" in self betterment is selfishness as far as being a black man. Selfish In Truth. I force honesty to take the steps that come next. BROOOO SO MANY IDEALS AND CHARACTER CONSTRUCTIONS

Triple the tapping is not of a full grown adult it sounds like kids feet tapping so it could be what you said but also big steppers are his kids ? An he is mr morale

At the end of We Cry Together a voice says “stop tap dancing around the conversation”.

@@kingj6321 Holy Shit... MY KIDS WILL SEEK HIGHER VALLEYS. THIS JUST BROUGHT A TEAR TO MY EYE BRO!?!?!?????? They are Big Steppers He's not tryna save the world just planting the seeds of knowledge so hopefully future big Steppers can herald the future.

Yes this is the comment I was looking for

Mirror is probably my fav song from the album

Those tracks hits hard I feel guilty as it speaks to me

@@magnushly9007 same. I get chills when I listen to it

The ending lyrics into bridge on Mirror hit me like a truck. "Maybe it's time to break it off Run away from the culture to follow my heart I realized, true love's not savin' face But unconditional When will you let me go? I trust you’ll find independence If not, then all is forgiven Sorry I didn't save the world, my friend I was too busy buildin' mine again" I hope Kendrick was able to shed some weight off his shoulders and finds peace doing what is right for him, whatever choice he makes after this album.

But it *did* sound like a beach level in a kart racer.

@@ronin84 Beach level music slaps tho

@@ronin84 Rayman music

It was a good song, but I feel like sonically it sounds a bit corny.

I choose me I’m sorry 🐐

pain

sounds like a farewell

you're right bro

Also remember when Noname basically sent shots at J. Cole and Kendrick for not being big leaders in the black lives matter movement. I think the message of this song applies to that situation too. That and Savior. He's an imperfect human just like everybody else, he's nobodies savior and he has his own problems that he is working on, enough to not be able to save the country at the same time.

Arguably his biggest tear jerker

This isn’t a chat.

Dude fr how is no one recognizing this is one the best songs on the album

seriously I come from generations of abuse sexual assault was in situations he spoke of when he was talking about should he have grabbed a gun and was only five that happened in my childhood. my mom constantly asked and accused people and such that I was assaulted . now I know it is because she was. the pain of being a young boy and not being able to help your momma is a hellish guilt that I have carried as a boy to a man . I did get sexually abused but she didn't help when that happened . my parents both are alcoholics. DAD is sober thankfully . I had to parent my drunk blacked out abusive mom when I was just a teen who had previously had two traumatic brain injuries a year before doing work I should not have but was forced to where a horse stomped on me with he front feet into a wall at-least three times and have permanent brain damage 10 years later. broke my nose and face in sixteen places all the while my mom was screwing her loser boyfriend in another state I somehow halway crawled out went unconscious I wouldn't know but from those that were there and that's after I was lights out said it was minutes. I was drowning in my own blood and my sister miraculously just got back from school. grabbed the people off me who were holding me in a way that would have for sure killed me put my head in the correct position she was only 17 but a literal genius IQ and biologist was a vet tech and knew cpr and was trained as an EMT at 17. when I came back she was dragging me to the car I was blind completely in one eye . Took me to the hospital and I am still here we grew up I was born on that ranch and was horse shoeing when it happened . That is a crumb of my trauma I relate to the album the only thing is I am white ...... but my grandma you could say step but shes grandma is a Black woman from new orleans and is 80 was in the thick of racism jim crow dad and mom having kkk after then cuz grandmas dad was English and great grandma is black . So I will say I know my place but have a unique situation and my bet fiends in life school everything since I moved from Oregon in 2015 we lived in what people would call ghetto or hood an was the minority person as a cracker white boy in school and my jobs until I literally can't work anymore because I am disabled . All the people I liked and did my best to understand and happened to be friends with were black . I wish more white people understood the black struggle because it is legit real and awful . but this album but especially "Mother I Sober" is so reachable and helpful as I go to therapy and learn to be one with the universe and overcome my trauma guilt and shame and my own savior complex I choose. I wish love and healing to all who read this , may peace and love com and break the chains . be free!

Eyes because waterfalls man..

Definitely expected more than a light 8. I went in with no expectations cause I didn't like damn or a lot of rap music in general but the whole album got me feeling like damn.

You on the money with this take

Die hard and purple hearts are amazing

@@ayidonno Don't get me wrong, they're not bad songs but they're most definitely my least favorite on the album.

@@bigchris145 OK I can understand that we all have different tastes, I personally don't like we cry together, aunty diaries and world wide steppers on this album

Big facts

agreed. she really owned this track. hope we'll be hearing more from her, obviously massively talented.

@@mertinho have to imagine she will be signed to PGlang after this and with their ever growing collective going forward.

But isn’t that the point a lil bit? You know we men can’t out argue women 😂😂😂

Her performance is just so "full" .. like, from the broken inflection when she says "reverse psychology" to her voice, the story-telling and everything in between. It's a ridiculously "whole" performance.. I was blown away.

Lol

what were their names?

Shoutout to Hivemind

@@DawryMike facts. changing the comment game

Ahhh, a fellow Hivemind fan, I salute you. The forest speaks through me in hyms.

Yh I also love count me out and crown but I don't really like we cry together it's not a song that I did play again honestly

@@ayidonno ya I totally understand people not digging Crown, but I actually loved how stripped back and raw the cut was. He also put across so much emotion especially when the piano motif changed and his melody for "heavy is the head..." it really moved me. I do agree with AF though, the ending of the track kinda grinds on the ears, sounds a little irritating with the yelpy layers, fantastic track overall though.

Count me out is honestly my favourite from the album

yes, Crown and Mirror slap hard for me.

Yes him not being able to rock out to crown. Count me out is making me question this man deeply

666th like ;)

its probably all he's been up to in his free time since then lol

Dickridaaaaaaaa

internet's busiest music nerd

@Persona Ego comment so rare i had to do a double take

@@Bandstand W creator

Yup! At the end of the day, even more so now, Kendrick has his family to take care of.

Exactly it isn’t about us and we as the audience needs to acknowledge it

@@masterfamclothingco that touches on things like “take off your idols” and also the themes in Savior. One thing I’ve always appreciated was how Vince Staples has constantly said “it’s not about me, it’s about the ______” mentality he has, and many other artists in general not thinking about servicing themselves, necessarily as much as it is the overarching entity music tends to take itself when it develops past a certain point. Take the attachment and even your own biases that you love your favorite artists away, and can you still connect to the music? it’s the same parallel to “take all that designer bullshit off and what do you have?” I feel like a similar sentiment is applied when he says “tell me what would you do for aesthetic” and this isn’t the first time anyone has called it out. Tyler the Creator in Lumberjack, about how people aren’t really on what they say they’re really on, Tyler has always called out that innate need to fit in with the world around us in his interviews and music, and so has Kendrick in a lot of ways but this entire album is a closer look to Kendrick we’re getting People and artists of all kinds have been calling out things out like this for the longest time, but these are some relevant examples with recent music that comes to mind for me

@@WTFisHappeningToMe nigga we all have a family to take care of Kendrick Lamar isn’t special

@@ClippersRunLA no that’s literally the point. Kendrick is a human. Took everyone this long to come to that? Have you seen how everyone talks about that guy? songs like savior and mirror are important for that. As well as N95 “take off your idols”

idk bro FEAR. hits hard asf

@@baps6516 SAMIDOT

There’s like 4 tracks on the album that hit hard imo

I love the track but I wouldnt call it hard hitting. In what sense do you mean that?

@@uberanmino I think it hits different if you've had this sort of fight with a loved one. That said, I've never been in this kind of fight, so I'm just theorising.

Bro i love your channel! Would also love to see u make a video analyzing mr morale and the big steppers

Dude you listen to Kendrick too?

Didn’t expect to see you here

Yeah please post something about the new album

Big agree. It’s the best song on the record for me and top 3 of any Kendrick.

Lmaoooooo

yes he can

2 pimp 2 butterfly

hahahåaa

Sounds like a porn

Mucho texto

@Moody Fuck Didn't find auntie diaries transphobic, thought it used the slurs and deadnaming with good reason, and found the song to be pretty profound and healing.

The big controversy thing is that he wouldn’t really be able to say the f-slur if society was more accepting. It’s like if a white rapper said the n-word: even if the message is profound it still comes off as sort of not learning why you shouldn’t say it

attention seeking@@moodyfuck4758

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You mean, you had to wait for Tony here to drop this video so you could copy his views and think accordingly to what he's saying right?

@@vinnicinhus44 Yes, we've all been waiting for him to feed us opinions we can call our own

@@vinnicinhus44 right? “the media is the new region, you killed the consciousness” much?

@@vinnicinhus44 I mean, how else do you do it?

@@vinnicinhus44 the only logical way of thinking

interesting detail I wonder what that’s supposed to represent 🤔

@@ytm23ak lol

Unfunny

You are not a funny content creator

🤣

I thought we all expected him to go in this direction

@@JoeLaFon3 That’s not true, a lot of people were disappointed, ehich is weird to me.

this guy is the flash fr

Skull emoji

this just dropped 25 min ago tf

@@prodhazardd4468 it’s a copy/paste

Meta bro

I agree, I also found Mirror to be a solid closer to the album, with the uplifting tone and declarations made by Kendrick to be refreshing and positive in response to the conclusions he’s reached in Aunties Diaries and Mother I Sober. It has a strong sense of finality and mellowness that does well to reflect Kendrick’s current stage in life, a mortal man as opposed to some kind of savior.

Hey Brad, I know you’re enthusiastic about the music, I am too, but this is a meme channel first and foremost. Please keep the music talk to a minimum and the memes to a max. Thank you for your understanding

@@frostyfrenchtoast love this. That’s exactly how I’d put it as well. Kendrick is truly shedding everything and just showing how mortal he really is, flaws and all on display.

@@Marco-er4ql 😳👉👈 u rite

You fell off make better content it’s bad 🤡🤡

I guess that level of critique is inevitable with such a rich medium in an interconnected world. It just raises the bar. God I love art though.

"only scratched the surface on this album’s depth " oh god, the music nerds are getting worked up - time overanalyze every word! Just clean up after the orgy, please.

I’m gonna be real with you. This was my first Kendrick album. Only ever listened to a few of his songs before but thought I’d give this one a shot when it came out. Kendrick is now one of my favorite artists by far. Only album I genuinely just don’t care for is Damn. I feel like that album was just full of less creative tracks, less of something to say, and it overall just didn’t sound like Kendrick now that I’ve listened to all his stuff.

I've listened to his whole discography and Mr. Morale is still my fav album of his. It's so personal and emotional

This just came out RIGHT NOW calm tf down upvoters

Kinda sad how Anthony’s comment section is people trying to be funny and one upping each other very corny

I never could be friends with those I tapped dounced around. You?

Melons

As an music expert from 1672, l give this album mid/10. l strongly advice Kendrick to retire immediately and get a real job as making music is clearly not his thing. I spend months listening to this album in particular and my legal team and me can’t find any good song on it. I am willing to fiII a Iawsuit against Oklama for brain damage l got from listening to this album. I think its safe to say that l need to intervene on this case and caII kendrick to say that i’m taking over.

Way too generous! 2/10

bruh 8/10 is in the description

Should’ve been a Not good

@@roccolakker1020 satire bro

That's overrated

Yh kinda but an harder version of DAMN

Agreed I feel like it was a really good album

Every Kendrick album has been a concept album so far. It's one of the reasons why I love the guy's work so much. Section 80: campfire gathering where different people discuss the issues of their generation. GKMC: coming of age story of a teenage Kendrick with skits between songs. TPAB: meditation on what it means to be black in America with the poem running throughout. DAMN: Kendrick pondering about different concepts that humanity has thought about for ages. Mr. Morale: overcoming personal flaws and generational trauma to see the world in a more optimistic light, with the mirrored pattern between the two albums. His ambition from project to project is incredible.

I went to watch it after reading your comment. I understand this album definetely is not for everyone, but holy shit how can he miss the point so hard? Dude straight up called Kendrick a a "Messiah for his fans". That would be stupid regardless, let alone in the context of this specific album

But he still had a lot of good points though. Kendrick sounded uninspired

Dawg this album isn’t deep enough to get away with the lack of objectively lacking music effort. He used to balance lyrical genius and music well, but this album didn’t have that imo.

It's because a lot of the reviewers rush through their "reviews". They listen through an album a single time and like 45 minutes later make a video/podcast.

6/10

8.5 imo but it will keep growing on me

it's a 9 for me, still "worse" than TPAB and GKMC, since they're 10/10.

@@perplexed1783 I feel like this album so complex, but at the same time that doesn’t make a good album. There are couple of tracks that could have been touched up.

@@DylanDocker you just called this "around thesame tier as clb" please submit your ears to the nearest butcher.

I’m sorry lmao this is so retarted

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That made me giggle, lol.... caught me off gaurd. Thank you for that.... Thumbs Down.

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Oh my god 😂

lol 😂😂😂

Boooo get a new joke. If you're a regular in these comments you see this meme all the time it's dead af

If you’ve experienced anything mentioned in the song, it is nearly unbearable. When his daughter came in at the end I began to weep.

I agree. Ppl just don’t want to listen to more deep music although I like trap once in a while it’s not like this piece of art that is this album

Aunt Diaries is probably best song and silent hill

It was definitely one of the most wholesome moments I've seen come out of one of his reviews lol

I remember you was conflicted, misusing your influence

@@teilocadogan7841 sometimes I did the same, abusing my power, full of resentment….

@@chicken6727 resentment that turned into a deep depression

@@thecioalencar2271 Found myself screaming in the hotel room

Best comment here

Already thought he dissapeared

I don’t think untitled unmastered is better than this. I’m sorry

@@cameronUwagner Why would you need to apologize, that's just your opinion, you know Melon is also just giving his opinion right??

I think it's a strong 8 to a light 9 to me. It will grow on Anthony I'm sure. And if it doesn't that's also fine.

Cringe unoriginal joke

“Bobby Jenkins” 🤓🤓

This topped good kid

@@elivincent3795 debatable

@@elivincent3795 lmao okay buddy no where close

@@elivincent3795 listen to good kid maad city again

@@elivincent3795 agreed

That’s a great take. I agree.

yeah that's cool and all but it don't sound good lol

@@sammystank7174 he can’t please everybody

@@tegx5997 mind blown

@@sammystank7174 Do you get it now?

It had me farting and shitting my pants for like an hour. Thanks a lot , Kendrick

Same dude, had me in tears

Soft as baby shit bruh

Dude no offence but it's one of the worst songs on the album

@@ayidonno not if your family went through something similar. For me it's relatable cause my aunt.

He gave it a TPAB - 2! wow!

he updated DAMN. as a 6

@@coolsnoopy1506 I dont recall asking

@@tahakamran6196 then stop crying 😢

he gave a igor - 1

I honestly felt like this lp is basically Damn 2

@@SuperBeastmode3000 what exactly about it?

Lmao nice copy and paste respect

@@SuperBeastmode3000 it's literally nothing like it, damn had more mainstream up beats .

@@SuperBeastmode3000 yup i would've gave this a 6 if not lower

Literally… the fact that that song went over his emotional head throws me off… I’m question his ear for hip hop

for the love of god lock kendrick up for his war crimes for making mid music. i speak for everyone btw

Adam Sandler feature incoming.

@@beaualIoevv bait

@@fm.burbank8461 nah it’s actual facts

Wtf does this mean

Agreed. He's not just rapping about ideas or a general black experience on this one - he's rapping about HIS experience, really and truly, for the first time. That alone makes it a standout record in his discography, and really relieving to see after DAMN.

Its Jay Z’s 4:44 combined with Cole’s 4 Your Eyez Only, and that is a beautiful blend.

This is the most overrated album I heard rs I feel like this is pandering for pretentious artsy whitebois and hipsters, tpab and gkmc are goat tier , id rather listen to almighty dp than this bullshit

Well said 👌

@@se78n39 ur trying too hard

Yeah I think it's an album that will grow over time, but it's not really a TPAB level. But few albums in the history of recording really are. This is an excellent album in every sense, and it offers a lot of new things to hear and experience that I haven't seen much of in hip hop.

TPAB was a beautiful package that’s wrapped with intense care and thought. MM&BS is also a beautiful package but it’s wrapped in plastic tape and has a few tears around the package. Still both albums are wonderful

6/10 for me

@@megamanx1291 mafkees

Push’s album better

I absolutely agree, us people deal with so much trauma

whats good quadeca

crown is great, i thought the instrumental built up and swelled really really well and it totally surprised me, not mindblowing but an insanely good song

@@trumanavenueFr it’s a more subtle track but so beautiful and haunting to me

you can't please everybody

Quadeca has spoken

THAT GUITAR RIFF IS SO FUCKING

The main refrain just completely takes me out of the song unfortunately, because yeah, the message is great

The production on Count Me Out is insane. I’ve had it on repeat for days

So underrated 😭

Favorite song on the record by far 🔥

This experience sounds so raw! Jealous - you and your girl got to have an experience you won’t forget with art

Some tracks like we cry together and auntie diaries are so raw too. Crazy album, and I’m not your typical Kendrick stan

Lmao

you have got to be fucking with me at this point bruh end ya whole shit

Oh no... Cringe

@@beaualIoevv You've posted this same comment on another video, we get it bro you're funny.

@@stucc3054 not funny*

He would have given it a 10 if it was called To Pimp A Butterfly and it had the cover art of To Pimp A Butterfly and all the songs that were on To Pimp A Butterfly and none of the songs on the current album

Two Pimp A Butterfly

@@beaualIoevv 🤓

WHO WON? WHO'S NEXT?

@@megatron4466 YOUUUUUUU DECIDE

@@DegdougSAV EPIIIIC

Taylor murdered bro

@@soda-2690 RABABABAUBIBORAYYYYYYY

Most commenters don’t actually watch the reviews. They just see the score in the description and skip around to hear a couple of things he says. That’s why it’s hard to take them seriously.

It's one of my favorites so far. I saw it sort of as Kendrick handing the listener a mirro and encouraging them to delve into their own self-reflection

Agreed

i remember hearing way back someone interpreting "compton" off of good kid, m.a.a.d city as an end credits moment as well, but the last two tracks of both that and mr morale feel like the reverse of each other -- the emotional climax comes on mother i sober and compton (tho in two VERY different ways), and mirror and real feel like silently exiting through the back door

yeah, Mother I Sober was the real climax and resolution of the album and Mirror was the credits. Similar to Compton in GKMC.

Agreed. I agree with him that it sounds like a track on a beach racing game, but I kinda love it. Feels like you’re driving during a sunset after a big storm. A great finality to it.

Yh kinda a toxic mentality if you follow that idea. As oshino meme said "you can only save yourself". It does however mean you can find guidance or support to help you along the way which maybe the fans were trying to express.

No one cares

Make better comments they are insanely bad

@@5679_ no one asked. Young boy fell off

I honestly dont really understand who has he even saved until now, like if he brought his friends out of compton and out of the hood thats really good, but what does it even mean that he wants to save everyone?

It's definitely the most unique song that Kendrick has ever made in the fact that it isn't even a hip hop song. I love it too because of much of a switch up it is, but I can see why some people would just skip it.

fantano also doesnt like real. its just not his taste i think

extremely boring imo that track was a weak point for me personally

You can't please everybody

@@alexbigloo you can't please everybody 🤷‍♂️

I still haven't heard the full album yet, but that is such a beautiful, heartwarming line. I really need to get around to it soon

this man is not your close friend. go outside. hes talking bout you too.

@@austinnelson6820 L

And what is Earl's best album

ah the memories

THANKS FOR SPOILING

Spoiled

I just clicked on the video and you made me see the score before I could watch

I AM VERY THANKFUL FOR YOU TO SPOIL THE WHOLE VIDEO 😀😃😀😃👍👍👍👍

He did a DAMN. redux and gave it a 6. *edit* Just went back and he didn’t say 6, he just said he likes it less than before so it’s somewhere below 7.

@@MW2fabian he never made a video on that

@@chromehearter It’s called “10 times i changed my opinion on albums pt. 2” on the Fantano channel 3 years ago

@@MW2fabian yea but that’s not a redux and he never gives an official score

@@chromehearter yeah, went back and watched. Not official but safe to say he thinks its at least a six or lower now

Man y’all are sleeping on damn, there is a lot of thought provoking themes and it’s ambiguity allows you to interpret it in multiple ways depending on you and your experiences. I don’t think it’s he’s best but I do think it gets a lot of hate for being too commercial when a lot of the commercial songs are good like humble dna loyalty.

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I don't always agree with Fantano's ratings. I def know that his scale is more harsh than the average critic or listener. But at least he has his reasonings for the scores. And usually, while I disagree with the scores, I do agree with most of his logic behind them.

@@normanfooteii5300 I am also capable of independent throught

GOATS recognizing each other

brad = depressed 😂😂😂

commenting again to be noticed 😂

you just copy fantano, but you are not able to form sentences like him😂

Thx for the free activity on the comment ❤️

up and coming? 💀

@@encoremusic2265 you act like youve heard him before 🤨

@@encoremusic2265 stop pretending you know who he is

Mr. Lamar’s one of the hottest underground dudes in the game rn, I give him 2 more years to make it to young drizzy Drake’s level🥱

@@encoremusic2265 yes

I fucking loved Die Hard I have no idea why people don’t like it

It's probably my favorite one, has such a nice vibe to it.

honestly i don’t really like it but that’s my opinion

Reminds me of The Ways on The Black Panther Soundtrack. Similar vibe song amidst heavier tracks.

Yaay, i loved die hard too. My favourite track off the album. Amanda's voice was so nice

What are your thoughts on the score? What'd you rate it?

Melon

@@connormac11 yes

As an music expert from 1672, l give this album mid/10. l strongly advice Kendrick to retire immediately and get a real job as making music is clearly not his thing. I spend months listening to this album in particular and my legal team and me can’t find any good song on it. I am willing to fiII a Iawsuit against Oklama for brain damage l got from listening to this album. I think its safe to say that l need to intervene on this case and caII kendrick to say that i’m taking over.

@@connormac11 3 days is not enough for me to be fully familiar with a project, but as of right now i would rate it a 9. i really love it

agree

The lyrical content of each song is significantly different, mother I somber is a lot more intimate then crown lyrically

crown was one of my favorites for sure

was i trippin out or did kendrick include Prince on crown?? i thought he was on the end of crown but i could’ve been tripping

@@sethforesi307 a song doesnt have to be super lyrical to be good

you say this because of how much the content of the album has touched you so i get it , but tpab is a better album in everyway in my opinion .

@@fgrand1963 neck and neck I'd say. Then again, Mortal Man's final wrap up made TPAB mind blowing.

you sound corny

Dpepends more on the setup

Gush harder

I can't wait, definitely preordering it when available

True it feels like a refined DAMN with a touch of TPAB and GKMC

@@brandonsaunders7515 Feel like it even had elements of his Black Panther collab album that he spearheaded

A true culmination of his entire era under TDE

Had a lot of baby keen like sounding things, which Kendrick built for keem which makes sense

@@quickslices3012 definitely, it's epic being able to identify an artiste progression and evolution