#300

[@antwanalston4572]

2015 this is the album that really got into Kendrick lamar I hear of him in 2013 i was like hes dope when I heard his single off mad city album thanks to my brother when he said to pimp a butterfly is amazing and from other people as well i check it out from my brother i was hook after that i been a Kendrick fan ever since this album is a classic i put this album right next to my beautiful dark twisted fantasy and mr morales and the big steppers as well this album is a game changer is kind like a breath of fresh air for mainstream hip hop music him and Kanye west are the kings of mainstream hip-hop. I got this album twice on cd because is a classic from start to finish 2015 was the best year for rap music period dope review this album is a 10 out of 10 props you did it again another home run you made it to the 300 keep on doing what you doing peace out

[@NagomRM]

Dope album

[@fantasyguru26]

I know its not going to be a popular opinion but I feel like this has to be one of the most overrated hip hop albums of all time. It obviously speaks to a generation of listeners but I think most of us old heads don't quite get the hype. To be honest I preferred GKMC to it. That being said there are some highlights my favorite joint on here is "The Blacker the Berry". Exceptional beat from Boi-1da. It has a sound that reminds me of Raekwon's "Glaciers of Ice". There's some real cool sample usage but to me, at times, it just sounded like the production was trying too hard and it wasn't quite meshing with Kendrick's flow.

[@FromThe36thChamber]

I definitely hear you, It may be because I was still in high school when it dropped but most kendrick fans I knew at the time weren't nearly as hyped on it, most people I know def prefer GKMC and Section 80

[@amanarya7206]

I th​ink it's like the evolution of Outkast. An older hip hop fan at the time might not have been as wowed by the elevated musicianship and conceptuality on aquemini and stankonia - they favoured southernplaya and ATliens for their directness and strong hip hop fundamentals.

[@yeelahowah7476]

I don't understand ANY of the hype/lore behind this artist, its one of those surreal moments where you feel like you're in a zombie movie or something. I'm old? What am I missing? Someone help make it make sense. I just skimmed through the first 3 tracks of this album and it sounds like absolute soulless horse sh!t. Some corny autistic faux intellectual talking like Ben Shapiro but at the same time trying to be some 70's P-funk era pimp or something? Cool man. I guess, if thats your vibe?