Kendrick Lamar just started his “Good Kid Mad City” tour and what better place to stop first then Sin City Las Vegas. Here’s some footage from the first show. Make sure to catch this one if he swings through your area, one of the best live rappers in the game.
Out of all the people that have hopped on the “U.O.E.N.O.” instrumental, this is definitely the best one. Here’ Black Hippy with their version of the track. That’s Schoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, and Jay Rock.
Not sure what’s up with the artwork for this song, but everyone is into simplicity these days so I guess it makes sense. Solange gets together with the best in the west Kendrick Lamar for “Looks Good with Trouble”. Beyonce isn’t the only one in the Knowles family creating some buzz, this track is pretty dope.
Oh and don’t forget about J. Cole’s new vlog “Born Sinner” featuring Kendrick Lamar this time. One of the best rapper video blogs out there. Enjoy below!
Kid Cudi ft. Kendrick Lamar: “Solo Dolo Pt. 2″
Album Review: Kendrick Lamar’s “Good Kid, m.A.A.d. City”
MMG(Gunplay, Rick Ross, Wale, Meek Mill, Stalley) – Power Circle feat. Kendrick Lamar
Talib Kweli ft. Curren$y x Kendrick Lamar: “Push Thru”
Kendrick Lamar’s “World Tour Vlog” Episode 1
It’s been a while since we’ve gotten a new music video from Kendrick Lamar, and this “Bitch Don’t Kill my Vibe” visual was very highly anticipated. Hands down one of the best if not the best mc in the game right now.
Kendrick Lamar x Lady Gaga: “B*tch, Don’t Kill My Vibe” (Music Video)
Kendrick Lamar performs “Bitch Don’t Kill my Vibe” on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Kendrick Lamar reacts to Jay-Z’s verse on “Bitch Don’t Kill my Vibe” (Remix)
A$AP Rocky Ft. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar: “F*ckin Problem” (Music Video)
Young Guru previews new Kendrick Lamar ft. Jay-Z Remix
Miguel liked the original, but knew that Kendrick Lamar would definitely help add on to “How Many Drinks”. So here’s their brand new music video together!
Miguel ft. Kendrick Lamar: “How Many Drinks” (Remix)
A$AP Rocky Ft. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar: “F*ckin Problem” (Music Video)
Miguel and Kendrick Lamar cover VIBE Magazine
Kendrick Lamar ft. Drake: “Poetic Justice” (Music Video)
Kendrick Lamar: “Backseat Freestyle” (Music Video)
Some of you may know these artists by their individual stage names, but when they come together, Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Schoolboy Q, and Jay Rock are Black Hippy. They recently got the cover of RESPECT magazine and it will be on sale April 30th.
Who would’ve known that Kendrick Lamar is such a funny dude? Check out his impression of himself about 40 years from now.
Kendrick Lamar and Miguel graced the cover of the new Vibe Magazine recently, and now they’ve got a song together. So here’s a remix to “How Many Drinks”.
Miguel and Kendrick Lamar cover VIBE Magazine
Kendrick Lamar reacts to Jay-Z’s verse on “Bitch Don’t Kill my Vibe” (Remix)
Young Guru previews new Kendrick Lamar ft. Jay-Z Remix
Young Jeezy ft. Kendrick Lamar x YG x Chris Brown: “R.I.P.” (Remix)
Kid Cudi ft. Kendrick Lamar: “Solo Dolo Pt. 2″
DJ Drama sits down with two of the hottest in the game right now Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q. Both part of TDE if you’ve been sleeping under a rock.
Behind the Scenes: “Under the Influence of Music” Tour w/ Kendrick Lamar x Schoolboy Q
Schoolboy Q brings out Kendrick Lamar in Oakland (Video)
Jack Thriller interviews Kendrick Lamar (Video)
Action Bronson & Kendrick Lamar join Schoolboy Q at Fader Fort
Lupe Fiasco joins Kendrick Lamar on Stage in Chicago (Video)
One of the coolest covers to come out this year from VIBE will feature both Kendrick Lamar and Miguel. It’s funny to think that they’re somewhat “new” to the industry but are already considered classic artists. Here’s a little excerpt from the issue.
You’re both carrying the torch as the leaders of the new generation. How do you define musical genius?
KENDRICK: Somebody that don’t really have any boundaries, that’s not confined to the traditional structure of a song or traditional sounds. When you listen to “Adorn,” it feels like he’s not even trying to structure a radio joint. He just felt the music, felt the instrumentation and wrote the track.
MIGUEL: Good looks, bro. My favorite artists always took whatever they loved out of music and made it their own. It was their take on it. Kendrick is one of those people where I can hear Ice Cube’s first two albums’ influence. I get the street edge, but then I hear like the poetic player, smoothness, creativity and smart street savvy of Andre on Aquemini. That juxtaposition is what I hear in Kendrick, but it’s his own take. If you listen to my shit, you’re gonna hear Prince, Marvin Gaye, Led Zeppelin or a little bit of the Beatles. That’s where I’m pulling from.
