How late am I?
I've been out of /mu/ for a few years, and a bro recommended me this a album out of nowhere.
This album is pretty damn awesome, the beats, the lyrics, the way the songs connect to each other.
I can't stop feeling like a kid who's late as late can be, and 100% "out of the game". The record received a lot of praise, as far as I've read.
What's /moo/'s consensus on this one?
>>66367647
It's a good album but I'm not a big fan of it because of the length, and it's pretty dense. It's very conceptually impressive tho and Kendrick is a great rapper.
Pretty sure /mu/ hates it
>>66367647
Literal cuckoldcore
>>66367647
It's a good hip hop album, but /mu/ generally has a predisposition against hip hop. If you like this and want more similar stuff, try out MF Doom and Madvillain.
/mu/ loved it until fantano and pitchfork gave it high praise and now they hate it
>>66367647
10/10
u is best track fight me
>>66367647
>What's /moo/'s consensus on this one?
see >>66367695
I don't think that average autistic, white teenager can empathize with any worldview other than their own.
>>66367708
I know those artists, the album kinda reminded me of "Mathematics" buy Mos Def, in a few lines.
>>66367695
Why tho?
>>66367728
Being white (if you could ever call a brazillian white), made me rethink a lot of stuff. I was listening to some Racionais too (famous group from here), and came across this, felt really fantastic. I don't, however, understand shit about rap, nor do I act like I do, I mean, o know who 2pac is and some other guys, but I don't know much about their ideology (although it's pretty much everywhere in the album).
>>66367728
this
literally everyone who shits on the album complains that its all "muh i hate whiteys" because theyre sheltered suburban kids who get more easily offended by this shit than the sjws they complain about
>>66367791
>I don't know much about their ideology
That's the thing. None of what they're talking about is as complicated as an ideology.
I really liked it. It talked about things like depression, temptation, and redemption and despite Kendrick living a life very different from mine, I can relate to those aspects of his story which allowed me to really get into the concept as well as enjoying the super awesome beats and great flows.
I don't actually know or care what the rest of mu thinks.
listen to good kid maad city if you still havent
personally i prefer TPAB but it's pretty close in quality
>ib4 dominos
Section.80 was better.
I liked TPAB a lot, but I can see where it'd be hard to listen to if you're used to hearing singles all the time.
Listen to the whole album and let it sit for a while.
>tha blaka tha berry, tha sweeta the juice
GOAT track
>>66367934
I didn't thought it was a hard listen. Hard to get, maybe, but the thing sounds so good, I've listened to it back to back 4 times since Sunday.
Also, it's common for me to listen to albums instead of singles.
>>66367981
>>66367716
i is really good too
>>66367825
Imagine if mu had been around when fuck tha police came out lol
>>66367647
If you really liked this album you should know that several of the collaborators on this album also released music around the time that TPAB dropped. I think its interesting to see how their individual styles impacted the album and it lets me appreciate the albums almost as companion works.
Flying Lotus- You're Dead
Kamasi Washington- The Epic
Thundercat- The Beyond / Where the Giants Roam (Thundercat was also a collaborator on both the abovementioned albums)
what you gotta understand is that the more /mu/ loves something, the more it hates it.
