Next he goes to hang out with his friends, who also have been sucked into the ignorant violent teenage stereotype. To keep this simple I will tell the basics! He meets a girl named Sherane, who he has sex with even though he is skeptical of her family's tough lifestyle. To obtain the van he tells his parents that he is going to Domino's. It starts out with Kendrick, a 17 year old in Compton, stealing his moms van to go to a party. Production was solid, his flow was decent (but fitting), and the features were great. To keep this simple I will tell the basics! He meets a There is a lot to say about this album. This, definitively, is the start of something very special … Expand
This is how I felt when I listened to Fleet Foxes début back in 2008. Put simply, Kendrick Lamarr proves himself THE next rap talent, and has overtaken Kanye West as the worlds best performer of the genre. There's a beguiling quality to the production, which often sounds dark and melancholy, suiting the tales of everyday gang violence and inner turmoil. Whilst clearly drawing inspiration from 90's dominator's Dre and Snoop, Lamarr twists his slightly nasal drawl around fresh beats that dazzle, yet linger in the memory. Put simply, Kendrick Lamarr proves himself Solid gold west coast classic. I'm definitely adding that to the list of "All Time Greatest Hip-Hop albums" … Expand The whole storyline and how it's constructed in the songs and the skits, the climax between the end of "Swimming Pools" and "Sing About Me Dying of Thirst", like it's the master-scene of this short movie. By all means, Kendrick has proven to be one of the (if not the only) greatest lyricists of his generation.
The whole storyline and how it's constructed in the songs All I can say is: 5-10 years from now, people will look back at this album and put it right next to the all-time hip-hop classics, right there next to "Raising Hell", "The Chronic", "Straight Outta Compton", "Illmatic". … ExpandĪll I can say is: 5-10 years from now, people will look back at this album and put it right next to the all-time hip-hop classics, right there next to "Raising Hell", "The Chronic", "Straight Outta Compton", "Illmatic". All that said, the album flows together well and has a standout song or two but I am not sure that this album really has the replay value as a entire body of work to make it strong enough to be a classic. Also, the constant mentioning of his city or Compton is clearly not something that his creative juices are telling him to do. Drake really has no business fitting into this album other than him simply wanting him on here. The album also is held together way too often by skits which almost becomes a crutch at times. It is not like his lyrics are inspiring to a grown man. The album definitely has the same flaws that most mainstream rappers have. It is like they are trying to create another great or something.
#KENDRICK LAMAR GOOD KID MAAD CITY SHORT FILM PROFESSIONAL#
The album also is This is a good album but not instant classic (if that even exists) and one has to wonder about the motives of some of these high scores by these so-called professional reviewers. This is a good album but not instant classic (if that even exists) and one has to wonder about the motives of some of these high scores by these so-called professional reviewers.
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