In his chat with
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It’s official: The good kid, did good. Kendrick’s debut, Good Kid, m.A.A.D City has crossed the 500,00 mark. Congratulations to the entire TDE camp. Support the platinum cause and grab the album here.
After his aggressive explanation on his diss track “Addresses” with
Last night in LA, Power 106 held their annual Cali Christmas concert. The hometown hero was the headliner and here he brings out Wayne to perform “No Worries”. Below J. Cole stops through to perform “Nobody’s Perfect” and E-40 & Problem come out to perform “Function”. Power106
You might remember Dido from her appearance on Eminem’s “Stan” last century. But now, she’s getting back into the swing of things with a new project and single featuring Kendrick Lamar. Speaking of Mr. Lamar, check out his chat with Power 106’s Fuzz
Game, Facemob, K-Dot go for the kill on today’s Sunday Service track, which did not make the album cut do to sample clearances. Jesus Piece drops Tuesday. So here it is…. the last #SundayService before “Jesus Piece” drops this Tuesday Dec 11th worldwide !!!! the artwork displays the original tracklisting for the album making it easy for you to slide the tracks that were supposed to be on the album but didnt make it because of sample clearances…… So again, here […]
Kendrick went one-on-one with BET’s T.J. Holmes. He spoke on the success of his debut, being dubbed as the new West Coast King, concerns of being on a major, Compton and more. Watch it after the jump.
With a whole lot of swag and a room full of honeys, A$AP and his pals roll out the first video off his debut, Long.Live.A$AP, now dropping on January 15.
Kendrick recently taped his interview with Gilles Peterson
Taking the throne for the third annual “Rookie Of The Year” cover of The Source is none other than king Kendrick Lamar. Peep the excerpt below and pick up the issue on December 4. “We couldn’t believe something we dind’t know about. As a kid, all we seeing is street shit… When you see one of your partners get smoked and that same day you have someone coming to you preaching to you asking you, ‘Do you believe in God?,’ […]
[…] The track’s production, handled by THC, is a perfect complement to Kendrick’s storytelling. The beat is hauntingly smooth, with subtle basslines and melodic elements that enhance the song’s introspective tone. THC’s ability to create an atmospheric soundscape allows Kendrick’s lyrics to take center stage while maintaining a sense of urgency throughout the track. […]