#kendrick lamar

[s01vd4l]

[coverbears]

TENDERHEART BEAR // TO PIMP A BUTTERFLY, KENDRICK LAMAR

[kcyars99]

Thank you for putting this into words. Aubrey has always been a soft bitch made bully - a creep around kids - and a vulture preying off black culture. I personally am so glad for that disease to be called a pdf file & shamed on the biggest prime time platform in America.

[kcyars99]

This is the biggest part of why Kendrick went and is goin so hard. Because that Canadian ww could have kept it between them, but didn’t. He tried it with Pusha and stfu immediately when checked. For some reason, he thought Kendrick was gonna let him slide.

All that after dealing with postpartum after having Enoch, she was just stepping back into her power so honestly Dot shoulda took it even further than he did off the strength of that maple syrupy bitch speaking her name.

Then people expect her husband to dim down on dissing Drake. NLU is a perfect fit/ response from Kendrick. Anybody that speaks ill of my better half is definitely getting it handed to them in all kinds of way👀🤨 Kendrick offered exactly that

People forget so easily..

Kendrick can smash that bozo a hundred times and I'll never feel sorry.. How can you pick on a woman unprovoked and act like you didn't do nothin..

because he did it to pusha t and you did it to megan

beefing with women, a coward towards men, a slut for abusers, hate filled for survivors of abuse, a bitch all around.

And that’s part of why Drake is such an insufferable loser! He was moving like saying all that mess w the kids was an insult to Kendrick but really it was an attack on Whitney’s integrity. He stays coming for women but all that smoke is vapor when it’s time to come for men This is why it’s hard to feel bad. Never underestimate what a nigga would do to protect his family. plus he disrespected megan by being a slut for her abuser so ill never feel bad

Fuck him

[rockstarrcherry]

°🎧ྀི.⊹₊ ⋆ LOVE / KENDRICK LAMAR

[expeditiemuziek]

When pop becomes art

My latest podcast and accompanying blog post explore the question which pop music can be called art. Most people feel that, alongside craftsmanship, reasons for qualifying as art are: originality, recognisability and passion.

Go to: https://hermanvandenbosch.com/2026/08/15/art-rock-pop-music-as-a-form-of-art-part-2/  

Via this link, you’ll find both the podcast and the blog post. The blog post is more detailed, and you can listen to the songs in full. The blog post is in English; the podcast is in Dutch, but YouTube provides a translation.

You’ll listen to three songs. For each one, I’ll explain why they are more than examples of craftsmanship and can be considered works of art. The three tracks are: ‘Zing, vecht, huil, bid, lach, werk en bewonder’ by Ramses Shaffy (1973), ‘Alright’ by Kendrick Lamar (2015) and ‘Dancing Queen’ by ABBA (1976).

[expeditiemuziek]

What makes popmusic art?

My latest podcast and accompanying blog post explore the question of when pop music can be called art. Most people feel that, alongside craftsmanship, reasons for qualifying as art are: originality, recognisability and passion.

Go to: https://hermanvandenbosch.com/2026/08/15/art-rock-pop-music-as-a-form-of-art-part-2/  

Via this link, you’ll find both the podcast and the blog post. The blog post is more detailed and you can listen to the songs in full. You can also watch and listen to the podcast on your (smart) TV. Just go to the YouTube ‘kanaal expeditie muziek’.

In this podcast, you’ll listen to three songs. For each one, I’ll explain why they are more than examples of craftsmanship and can be considered works of art. The three tracks are: ‘Zing, vecht, huil, bid, lach, werk en bewonder’ by Ramses Shaffy (1973), ‘Alright’ by Kendrick Lamar (2015) and ‘Dancing Queen’ by ABBA (1976).

[gabiapplin]

No but seriously imagine it:

You're seeing kendrick lamar on a concert. Everyone is having a great time. Kendrick lamar seems a little excited. "I have a surprise for you guys." Kenrdick says. All of a sudden J. Cole comes out and starts singing "no role modelz." When Cole gets to the chorus, someone else starts singing...

"You used to call me on my cell phone, late night when you need my love."

Lights flash everywhere, and you see Kendrick singing "no role modelz" along with J. Cole, while Drake is singing "Hotline bling". Everyone in the crowd is going wild and crying. Then if things couldn't get any better, Anthony Fantano and DJ Akademiks walk onto stage and kiss, holding the gay flag.