Why Rappers Are SCARED of Kendrick Lamar

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@1shogunate696 Ай бұрын

French Montana was talking out his ass. The industry pushing conscious rap over street rap? That’s an obvious cope

@citypopradioFM Ай бұрын

Facts, he's being absolutely ridiculous with those statements. The industry cartel has pushed gangsta rap since the early 90's in favor of any and all conscious rap, and even when Eminem opened huge doors for rap demographics, the industry doubled-down and never stopped until arguably slowed down with pushing the SoundCloud era of hip-hop.... but street stuff will always sell. I've been a big Kendrick fan since before Section.80 dropped and he's only dominated the genre and culture because of pure talent, nothing fake about him, and obvious backing (and hype) from cosigns from Dre and virtually everyone else that were way deserved. When Kendrick began getting more and more notice here in LA and elsewhere, folks like myself were saying, "We got one, we finally got one" knowing he was absolutely going to be the next big thing for the West Coast even before the Interscope and Dre (literal and figurative) cosigns. French Montana and artists of his ilk are cool to keep their lanes but to insist on this absurdity that the industry favors conscious hip-hop shows he's bitter at nothing but himself. Kendrick and conscious hip-hop artists have and want nothing to do with what French Montana does lol.

@litepaw7 Ай бұрын

22:49 Imagine entering the wrong neighborhood in Compton and you run into Kendrick asking Where you from? Then getting your Ass beat if you gave him a wrong answer 🥶

@RussellDale6019 Ай бұрын

Dude Drake is a popstar.

@citypopradioFM Ай бұрын

Don't be disappointed in Drake because he did everything in his power. I've been waiting for this beef to bubble over since 2017 after Kendrick dropped Heart Part 4, Drake ducked, but then Drake took on Pusha the very next year only to lose badly in that battle. Drake was never somehow untouchable; he outclassed Meek in 2015 with a whole machine behind him while Meek, to be fair, was dealing with a drug problem and other issues. Still, people hold up Drake for that like he's some scary hip-hop battle god when a lot of folks knew it was a whole farce. Drake had no shot against Kendrick in any hip-hop battle which is why he thought he had a shot to "win" by tapping into the streamers, the KZfaqrs, the radio listeners, and the hip-hop casuals to sway opinion under the dumber presumption that Kendrick wouldn't have the energy and heat to drop back to back (much less back to further back). Drake has a whole army of elite-level industry writers, producers, and label pushers on his side so he thought the machine would win against a man. People with sense knew that all the machine power in the world couldn't beat Kendrick who's a whole force when he's woken up. Kendrick even said on Heart Part 4, "the 5 foot giant just woke up out of his sleep" to instigate the beef that Drake didn't want back then in the first place. Kendrick was waiting and he outdid, outclassed, and out-rapped Drake in every way, so don't feel bad, Drake fans. Push Ups and even Family Matters had nothing on masterpieces like Meet the Grahams or Not Like Us being the whole club dancing on Drake's grave around the whole planet.

@TeeTee0202 Ай бұрын

Those people you didn’t know are all lyricists

@aloofproduction Ай бұрын

you know a lot about rap to NOT know who joell ortiz is.... come on bro

@cellyszn20 Ай бұрын

That baffled mr

@SEOshogun Ай бұрын

He probably knows slaughterhouse, just not his whole name. Also he loooked different, a little older.

@pimpstick9988 Ай бұрын

Vultures

@bigajym8319 27 күн бұрын

Nah who is dat tho

@user-ye2sm1gq7l Ай бұрын

Kendrick embaressed to top hitmaker of the last decade on hip hop and made his diss be the number one played all over the world. I doubt anyone has took down a enemy yhe size Drake was.

@XLMRX 18 күн бұрын

Why am I getting recommend videos of ppl watching videos I can watch myself? This new era of YT is @ss.

@NoDrizzy630 Ай бұрын

Drake props? He’s a culture vulture and he’s not even hip hop he’s an actor turned pop star.

@primeparodox7886 7 күн бұрын

eminem also had a rap beef with a puppet

@primeparodox7886 7 күн бұрын

when i see drake i see the paraplegic high school kid in the degrassi comeback series i cant take him seriously as a rapper ,i had a hard time seeing him as a singer even

@gideontoxla8707 Ай бұрын

Meet the grahams gave me Stan vibes which goes to your point of Dot being cut from M’s style

@jeffwilliams2828 Ай бұрын

Eminem’s legacy is directly tied to Kendrick. And Eminem battled when you had to rhyme on beat and improvise.

@ZDXP84 Ай бұрын

Nah the thing that Kendrick has the Culture behind him the culture respects the hell out of Eminem but would never follow him cause I can't follow a white man as a black man

@jeffwilliams2828 Ай бұрын

@@ZDXP84 Exactly why it dont make sense for someone to say “Eminem is number one and Drake is number 2” but I’ve heard that multiple times these past weeks. If Kendrick was white or even light skinned he’d be called the GOAT unanimously

@ZDXP84 Ай бұрын

@@jeffwilliams2828 some people are playing ... When they do be saying that and the other thing the culture has never depended on whether you light skin or dark skin (which is what I'm gonna take it as cause you never said white) it has depends on a lot of critique that drake does not fall into and Kendrick would even if he was light skinned example where a person from Kendrick is from Crompton drake is from Canada where Eminem from? Cause like I said I respect Eminem more than ....... Drizzy boy cause Eminem ain't never lie to us but drake did especially on worst behavior pretending like he from he was raised in his dad hood when he hadn't known the dude

@jeffwilliams2828 Ай бұрын

@@ZDXP84 yeah, I said white in there. It’s the reason a minted album like Good Kid Maad City could lose to Macklemore. GKMC is a better album than the Marshall Mathers LP, but white people largely ignored him for Drake, Macklemore or even Adele and Fergie back then.

@Sweetie1229. Ай бұрын

Very entertaining

@primeparodox7886 7 күн бұрын

no one canadian thought drake had it in him to start beef in the states where hes got no bussiness beefin just goes to show,drake fucked up and if he were a canadian like us hed play by the book and apologize with a weird accent but he hasnt so he is not like us either.hes just floating between worlds and shitting on both sides with ease.

@GuzmanLaBelica Ай бұрын

Damn bro you don't know Joel Ortiz and Papoose? They are some great lyricists.

@Youth22873 Ай бұрын

Lmao wait I was not expecting the Eminem strays at the end of the video wtf...I wanna see the video now😂

@carlanatanya8433 Ай бұрын

12:18....When a Gemini has their sights set on you, RUN!

@MICjordanTPR Ай бұрын

Lupe Fiasco is the only artist with both the lyrical ability and street pedigree to go against Kendrick... but even Lupe admits Kendrick makes better songs. So it's hard to see how he'd win if Kendrick hit him with a "They Not Like Us" style banger which he could probably do in his sleep.