Originally Posted by PancakeBrah (Post 658748)

I'm half black.k.

Originally Posted by boof (Post 658831)

yeah lot's of cats tryna sound like kendrick bro u just aint up on the platforms

Originally Posted by El Muffin (Post 658855)

I've heard this b4 but no cake

I refuse

U supposed to be my brother -gmoney

Originally Posted by PancakeBrah (Post 658857)

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Originally Posted by Incredible (Post 658813)

His “Control” Verse Made Hip-Hop Competitive Again

He Brought A Sense Of Consciousness Back To Hip-Hop

He Brought Focus Back To Los Angeles

He Became Successful Without Obeying Trends

He Brought Storytelling Back To The Forefront

Originally Posted by uh-oh (Post 658856)

where though

youtube? soundcloud? pandora? tidal? 107.9? lol which platforms? thats just feeding into my point of him not being able to have the same impact because the impactful platforms are too spread out and everything is watered down

me not being 100 percent up on every new artist just futher proves my whole argument, im hearing the mainstream music, there are no kendricks but kendrick. the majority is garbage interspersed with some talent but very different artists like chance and j cole. ive heard more chance clones than kendricks progeny

Originally Posted by Mr. J (Post 658860)

There are a bunch of stupid ass statements in here but this takes the cake.

Originally Posted by WRATH (Post 658815)

2pac died at 25. The significance of this is that he made all of his tracks still with a youthful look on life, and he had a for sure 10 years worth of hits left in him, but he spiraled out of control from his own energy. He is the example rockstar, with the kicker of being conscious.

Kendrick has great stuff, which is mostly overproduced if you ask me, but they are not comparable personality wise at the very least. Their paths are different and so is their muisc. Kendrick also 30 years old which all you older mfs know your mind at 25 didn't know shit compared to your 30 year old mind.

Look up some strictly for my niggas tracks, then I look up me against the world, THEN listen to hit em up. No rapper up until, during, or after is versatile like that. Trap niggas rap trap. Underground niggas rap underground. Pac had turmoil and insight, also solutions to the complaints he had about society.

Kendricks lyrics could be Pulitzer prize winning and most raw and insightful right now, but tbh at his age it damn well should be.

Originally Posted by boof (Post 658865)

show me the lie in what you quoted

Originally Posted by WRATH (Post 658872)

Of course, the problem is u comparing a lyricist great to a overall great. Aside from the top notch production even a kendrick type lyricist can be beaten. And if you comparing bar for bar kendrick good but I can pull 10 lyricist names out of a hat that could keep stride with kendrick.

Mac lethal could keep stride with kendrick, you dig what I'm saying. There's more then that.

Originally Posted by Amen (Post 658918)

Better question;

Who is the new NAS of this era?

Who is the new Mobb Deep of this era?

Who is the new BIG of this era?

Who is the new Jay Z of this era?

Who is the new BIG PUN of this era?

Answer me those questions, please. Dying to know.

Originally Posted by Infinity Tha rellik (Post 658934)

Me.

Originally Posted by Diode (Post 658953)

oh good another manic episode because you "released" your album

looking fwd to 303430340934093409 finny da greatest threads followed by the inevitable crash and self-pity

Originally Posted by Amen (Post 658974)

And plenty mentions of his baby moms.