path reacts to all the diss tracks would be insane

I’m sorry, I can’t do her reaction.

Do you fw skinny blond white boys

You’ve got to check out The Mouse & The Mask!

YOU have to be the BEST music reactor....this layout is absolutely 👌🏿.....appreciate you for this you help me understand so much....and you are Amazing Giirrrrrrrlll!!!

NEW KUNG FU KENNY

I actually think Kodak Black got it wrong, but Kendrick didn't correct him. I think Oklama's supposed to sound like Obama.

Why are you whispering?

this aged like milk

i wish i could feel things as intensely as you do

Now we need you to listen to check out graduation 🤞🏾

2:43 she really loved that moment 😂😂

Please listen to Joey BadA$$’s 2000

Just found your channel, and I must say I am very impressed with the amount effort you are putting into not only trying to understand the album and subject matter, but also the presentation. The editing is amazing and your commentary on top kept me hooked thru the whole video. If i can make a recommendation, I do not see you have reacted to section 80. Section 80 is Kendricks debut studio album, and in my opinion, Kendricks first classic album. I was in college when this dropped and the way it had a grip on me and my friends, we knew Kendrick was someone to keep an eye out for.

I’d recommend Beloved Paradise Jazz if you liked this album. It’s similar length and has a similar vibe in my opinion

“Tucking the broom” guns are referred to as street sweepers.

Mac miller circles would be a good album to react to

It's funny coming back to this album and realizing how often he was sub dissing Drake

your videos really bring out and highlight the beauty of these albums

I usually get touched when listening to this album (and other music), yet rarely moved to tears. But for some reason your reaction to and hearing the transition between Swimming Pools and Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst just made me bawl. Thank you, Path, for this reaction and your sincerity.

I had the same reaction to Fancy Clown. It was a dead ringer callback to the jagged soul samples in the first wave of sample-based experimentation in the early '90s. I was a child then and a young adult when MV was released. So it hit hard.

"All I Need" is one of their best creations, in my opinion.

This review style is so refreshing. Second Kendrick album review by her. I like intros

Running out of Time is the banger of the album for me. Everythibg else doesnt even come close. maybe the intro track and diana gordons. But thats all.

It gives Pink Floyd

Omg I loved this reaction so muchhh

Just found this, very refreshing to hear the perspective someone who wasn't familiar with him. Father time and Aunty diaries were pretty big talking points within my friend circles as we're predominantly african with heavy christian and muslim backgrounds. It allowed for good discussions around uncomfortable topics. Unfortunately the perspective faded a bit since but this video reminded me that those conversations are possible when accompanied with the right medium :)

Mac miller is the one of those deaths that still sticks with me to this day

as a super saiyan - you do alot of yelling. lol

I keep losing this account and with the help of sour deisel it’s so enjoyable

around the fur - deftones

another interesting detail of the dynamic of u and i is that i was a single, but he changed it slightly for the album. the main difference is that on the album version of i is actually a performance of the single version. it may be a reach, but the setting of each song adds so much to the duality, with one being a broken shattered man's frantic screams in his bathroom and the other being an electric superstar's performance, but at the end of the day, that superstar and broken man can one in the same

You should do one for " I didn't mean to haunt you by quebeca"

Not saying you should react on camera or anything, but you should check out Keisha's Song from the album before this one. It takes place before this one, and the first verse on Sing About Me is from the perspective of the sister of the girl from Keisha's Song

i know im late but to explain that drake and kanye line in father time i would go to the yt channel whats the dirt where they do a good explanation of the beef between drake and kendrick

I believe that on the track “the crown” when he talks about the new car, I don’t think it’s meant to be a “materialistic gain remaining unsatisfying” thing, I think he’s drawing comparisons between himself and that new car, saying he understands why he can’t please everybody because “love can change with the seasons” and that he understands that because people are always looking for what’s new to replace what’s old, he’ll never be able to please everyone.

OMGEE U NEED TO LISTEN TO MORE J COLE 2014 Forest hills drive IS SO GOOD AND I KNOW ITS NOT COLE BUT THE MISEDUCATION OF LAURYN HILL IS SO GOOD

You should really react to NF - you would love breaking down all his albums

Money trees I personally think is his best song of all time.

This girl is special

I guess you’d need a connection with some songs to cry to them

You should listen to “Collect Calls”. It’s a bonus track from maad city album and is pretty intense.

For info on the beef look up ‘whats the dirt- kendrick vs drake’

Wooow you gonna love sampha!! Greta review though

still waiting for blond i hooe its up next

Tuckin the broom probably means hiding the gun. Broom because you brush dudes off with it, metaphorically? Clean things up quick so to speak.

Industry rule no 480 record company people are shady...

am a huge fan of how long you take in between videos idk how to explain it but i trust u

Tons of Drake disses especially looking back now.

still waiting for igor and cmiygl 😭