Dad Reacts to Kendrick Lamar - Section.80

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Timestamps: 2:30 - F*ck Your Ethnicity 7:21 - Hol' Up 12:44 - A.D.H.D 15:46 - No Make-Up (Her Vice) 19:35 - Tammy's Song (Her Evils) 21:54 - Chapter Six 24:23 - Ronald Reagan Era 27:18 - Poe Mans Dreams (His Vice) 31:12 - Chapter Ten 32:25 - Keisha's Song (Her Pain) 35:12 - Rigamortus 37:40 - Kush & Corinthians 41:49 - Blow My High (Members Only) 43:55 - Ab-Souls Outro 50:01 - HiiiPower

[@steffanjones3159]

Top man

[@defaultskingodzilla9877]

U da goat

[@quitthinkin]

The spiteful chant 💔

[@julian2wavy875]

Pay this man

[@kpgohan]

@@quitthinkinscrolled down first to see if they heard it 🫠

[@roszip]

A good note is that Keisha's song is also brought up again on Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst. One of the verses from that song is from the perspective of Keisha's sister.

[@Stunnacrew87]

I was so surprised they didn’t catch that, considering kevin usually has genius open lol

[@515JUKE]

@@Stunnacrew87 he caught it..but it’s in the patron version so they know 👍🏾

[@DomHerrera95]

thank you captain obvious. In other news, water is wet

[@Stunnacrew87]

@@515JUKE ohhh cool cool

[@imrnp]

its also got some relations to Brendas Got a Baby by Tupac. yall should check it out

[@alexlob20]

such a great album, it aged so well

[@OhWellWhatTheHell1]

I agree, but you can definitely tell it’s his first complete project though. IMO, it’s less timeless than TPAB and GKMC (although maybe that’s an unfair comparison as those two are arguably the greatest albums of the decade)

[@Flamerunner451]

Well most of it has lol

[@TheSilverPhoenix356]

Mixtape

[@tyronetaylor1689]

@@AmusedOrange his best lyrics are on this mixtape, my personal opinion

[@mayomonkee836]

@@AmusedOrangeI mean yeah but it’s literally a mixtape lol

[@RealEstateMover]

This album CHANGED my life. As a 14-15 year old kid it opened my mind about LIFE.

[@pitcherrendon]

Same dude

[@NotUrStupidName]

too real, this was a big change up to what was popular at the time

[@seanjjpaul]

Same here man

[@aarongrant2024]

Same here

[@derbistheeternal2947]

SAME

[@FallingOutTheSky]

Keisha’s Song is one of his best songs for sure. Super powerful storytelling and just an overall great performance. Goosebumps every time I hear it

[@Zou523]

I think it’s power is shown by it’s inclusion on Good Kidd and TPAB with mentions of it on song about me and u. Every time I heard this song I think of those references

[@swagdude6220]

@@Zou523genius storytelling

[@DOC82425]

I heard that each Kendrick album is a different form of media Section .80- a novel GKMC- a movie/short film TPAB- a poem DAMN.- a magazine and Mr. Morale- a theater show I thought this was a really cool concept and it makes sense.

[@Timmy2Dope]

Im not mad at this

[@Yaozaaaaa]

*TPAB a doc

[@PreviouslyTemp]

@@Yaozaaaaait’s a poem about Kendrick’s life. The poem in mortal man ‘The caterpillar’ as well as the lyrics reflect that. Kendrick is the caterpillar, Compton is the cocoon and the gang violence and social injustice are attempting to pimp him out for life on the streets. The original name was supposed to be ‘To Pimp a Caterpillar’ a play on Tupac (Tu-P-A-C) but Kendrick changed it to show the brightness of life as butterfly just sounds better when compared to the word pimp. It’s all a poetic interpretation of not just Kendrick, but anyone’s life growing up in these areas and how the world will try to influence them in certain ways.

[@raphaelm7221]

@@Yaozaaaaa tpab literally has a poem, come on now

[@myweirdsecondchannelwithap9070]

explain section.80 and damn?

[@justinlewis6772]

Fun fact Keisha’s Song is referenced again in Sing about me… the second verse is actually about her sister… she talks about Kendrick writing a song about her sister and that he shouldn’t write a song about her… Kendrick is a masterful lyricist with Easter eggs all over his projects. If yall haven’t done “The heart series” you and dad would love it. You can hear Kendrick’s progression in flow and message

[@whally33]

Kendrick’s story telling is top tier. At the end of No Make Up he says “to be continued 11”. On the original track list for Section 80 Keisha’s Song is track 11 but it’s been bumped up to track 10. The original track 10 on Section 80 is The Spiteful Chant but it’s been removed from the album for some reason. Fast forward to GKMC the second verse on Sing About Me goes back to Keisha’s Song because it’s being told from Keisha’s sister’s point of view. Also the first verse on Sing About me is about his best friend being killed. That leads up to These Walls on TPAB which is about Kendrick sleeping with the girlfriend of the guy that killed his best friend. 4 different songs all connected on 3 different albums just shows the brilliance of Kdot

[@Meneving]

Just to add to this: on 'u' Kendrick mentions that his little sister is pregnant, despite the advice that he tried to give her on 'Keisha's Song'.

[@iamolezhka]

“the spiteful chant” is sampling woodkid’s “iron”

[@zenster135]

Spiteful chant got removed because the sample clearing expired so unless they reclear it, it can’t be on streaming platforms

[@davidheidke6534]

Such a shame that Spiteful Chant could not be included, one of the best songs on the project Imo.

[@CritikalJari]

So fucked up they took it of off streaming legit one of my favs of the record fr

[@quitthinkin]

Same 😩

[@jackaerni1049]

Such a tragedy..still on SoundCloud but crazy they can’t get the sample cleared

[@mackstacks8913]

I had no idea Spiteful Chant was removed from streaming till just now. Thats crazy….

[@shrimpscampin]

it's still on KZbin music

[@Thatguy-md5ve]

Absolute banger of an album! Shame it is often overshadowed by his later projects, but it really shows how good his discography is. Been waiting for this reaction!

[@saiid353]

The reason he gets so much hype is because of his consistency and standard. The fact that a 12 year old album still sounds so good and could be released today is incredible. And you can argue its his 5th best album which is crazy.

[@razatiger22]

If i'm being real its my favorite album hes made. Album brings me back to my sophomore year in highschool.

[@Redostern]

​@@razatiger22same bro! Section 80 and GKMC are so nostalgic for me, also remind me of my sophomore year. Probably why these two albums are arguably my two favorite Kendrick albums.

[@Askemanden]

@@saiid353 I think it’s his 4th best album, better than DAMN.

[@jishnu18]

Kendrick himself picked section 80 as his best and fav album

[@Barz4Dice]

Kdot honestly has one of the most impressive discographies ever.. Even Overly Dedicated is insanely good. Literally doesn´t have a single album that is mediocre or worse.

[@ninjaboy191]

Ye clears.

[@TMan10103]

@@ninjaboy191Kanye has the better discography overall, but TPAB and GKMC I put over most Kanye albums.

[@2Pyrex3]

@@TMan10103both clear his discography

[@ColyDubber]

@@ninjaboy191 Kanye has released way too much garbage over the last several years to stand the true test of time when it's all said and done lmao.

[@SpencerHansen2025]

​@@ninjaboy191donda was pretty mediocre ngl

[@spazalicious]

This will always be my favorite Kendrick record, just one great song after another and he sounds so hungry.

[@AyoAdxm]

such an underrated, amazing, fun project that always gets overshadowed by the other albums in his discography. i'm so glad you guys reacted to this

[@a_possooooooo]

Being 16 and walking home after practice from high school, playing GKMC, Sec. 80, and OD on headphones that I would have to wrap around my phone to actually make the headphones work is a time that I will always cherish. Those 10 to 15 minutes walks were the best time to decompress from the whole day and really take in the moment. Kendrick was and is still the goat for me. He got me out of a lot of tough times and I can say he honestly saved me. This era of Kendrick even all the way up to Damn brings me back to those moments in time, whether it’s time spent with friends, shutting the world out, being around family, even certain smells. It all comes back. I hope everyone who reads this has a blessed day, week, month, however many years and an artist that they can turn to, to make their day better. Last thing, y’all should really check out the hidden gem Cloud 10 by Kendrick.

[@SebWayYT]

19:26 that smile I know he was PROUD of his joke lmao

[@kevinfromttt]

Went right over my head!

[@lxnnrz]

😂😂

[@Vaydore]

I didn't even catch that the first time

[@MrtnZnth]

I was looking for this comment

[@juanhernestogomez6084]

teh way his dad just kept going haha

[@gracexo9661]

Kendrick fact - The second verse of 'Sing about me, I'm dying of thirst' from good kid, m.A.A.d city is rapped from the perspective of Keisha's sister from Keisha's song

[@gamegoood1]

It’s also about her brother being angry she was sang about

[@altart8102]

I like that in Ab-Soul's album These Days, he has a track on there called Kendrick Lamar's Interlude that references and goes hand in hand with Ab-Soul's Outro from Section.80. Always thought that was cool to have that connection across two artists' albums.

[@aweb_2u]

I love the line in that "And now they look up to us like Towers for rhyming like we had superpowers"

[@treezolaflame]

The great voice you heard at the start of “Ronald Regan Era” and “Keisha’s Song” was the late Ash Riser who passed away recently unfortunately. RIP Ash! 💜

[@Zou523]

Section 80 might be my most played Kendrick album. I think his other albums are definitely better but this album is perfect to throw on during a bike ride, hooping, really anything. It’s an amazing vibe throughout

[@vickijss6100]

Same. I always go back to this album the most

[@ugonwigwe5136]

this his best album for me

[@sondre7501]

@@ugonwigwe5136Fucking W pfp

[@skylarbeverage168]

This is exactly what I wanted to see. Thank you, gentlemen!

[@yttv9830]

“Keisha’s song” is the prelude to “sing about me” on GKMC.. The girl arguing with Kendrick is Keisha’s sister, mad he exposed her story. Genius!

[@810austin]

I wish I could go back to 2011 and hear this project for the first time again. Sooo much nostalgia whenever I listen to this, it’s amazing how music can just take you back to a certain time when things were alright. Excited to peep your dad’s reaction.

[@joshmarshall4731]

I'm so happy you have gone back to do some old Kendrick guys, probably my favourite album of his. Would you guys be interested in reacting to UK music, I think you would love the orchestration and storytelling in psychodrama by Dave, would be a great follow up to little simz's album. Love from the UK.

[@florelenav5819]

Could you please tell me the name of a record by Dave? I love little simz so I'd like to give his music a try but there are so many Daves and maybe I won't find the right one lol

[@joshmarshall4731]

@@florelenav5819 he has 2 great albums, ‘psychodrama’ and ‘we’re all alone in this together’. But lots of great music before that from when he was younger (like 16/17). I would start with ‘psychodrama’ and then move to ‘we’re all alone in this together’ and then maybe go back to his older stuff, like ‘game over’.

[@key8056]

Keisha’s Song was my introduction to Kendrick, and I was in love from that moment forward. The song was his take on 2Pac- Brenda’s Got A Baby, which he references in Keisha’s Song. Kendrick has mentioned that he felt like Pac’s “offspring” in rap, so this song only made sense for him to make. This thought led to him adding Pac to TPAB and even almost calling the album TuPAC (To Pimp A Caterpillar). ALSO, in Keisha’s Song, when he mentions sitting his sister down and pressing play to listen to what he wrote, that was his way of warning her of the dangers of this world. Fast forward to “U” on TPAB, Kendrick is blaming himself for preaching to the world while his little sister still fell victim to teenage pregnancy. The character Keisha within the track was a real person, and the story was something he heard about in this hometown. Kendrick later referenced this story again in “Sing About Me.” Keisha’s sister was also a prostitute, and that’s why Kendrick wrote from the sister’s perspective about being upset that he would put her story out to the world. He’s a literal genius! Section.80 is one of my favs because everything he created after it was just an extension of what was introduced on that album.

[@Tsukmu]

Fuck yeah. Aww shit still remember when I first heard this album in 2011 and thought that this guy Kendrick is insane, he is going to be big some day. And then GKMC dropped. What a time it was listening Kendrick, Ab-Soul, Q and Jay Rock tracks. I'll hope we'll see them together back in a track some day.

[@emocionseeker]

Black Hippies Album is about to drop one day ...

[@chocolatestartarot2449]

That pop out though🥺✨✨✨✨✨

[@jayshappyhelper192]

2:53 (Get Your Kicks on) Route 66 5:00 Dirt is Different 6:32 Life is a Highway 11:41 McQueen’s Lost 14:02 Behind the Clouds 18:20 Sh-Boom 21:03 Bessie 22:07 Cars: McQueen and Sally 24:40 Opening Race 26:50 The Big Race 30:04 New Road 32:15 The Piston Cup 33:56 Tractor Tipping 36:02 Goodbye 38:25 Cars: Our Town 40:01 My Heart Would Know 43:27 Cars: Real Gone 44:58 Find Yourself 46:00 Route 66 49:32 Pre-Race Pageantry

[@christianharris3553]

What

[@TheAfricanGrey]

“Life Is A Highway” is such an underrated Kendrick song 😮‍💨

[@drew4703]

I was like no way there’s a list in 3 minutes and there is thanks 🙏

[@beyoncehadoneofthebest]

“tractor tipping on 44s wrapped in fo vogues”

[@BiasedSportsFan]

Kendrick goes ham on Sh-Boom

[@floatingoliver562]

Chapter Six will forever be underrated. I love this Song with a passion I can't describe in words

[@2020_Visi0n]

This was my intro to Kendrick. Cruising round Los Santos and ADHD comes on the radio. Life changes. Section 80 to date, STILL my favourite release 🔥

[@ericrys6624]

Keisha's song for sure one of his best songs. So tragically beautiful but written incredibly 😭

[@TheAustinKendall]

Kush and Corinthians is my favorite track from this album, glad you enjoyed it!

[@samuelvenegas2889]

Sounwave is TDEs in house producer. Lots of my favorite songs have been done by him. I think he’s even produced for T Swift and other pop acts

[@ashconbeats8414]

This album got me into Kendrick back in 2011! The nostalgia hits hard!

[@derpatu2128]

So glad you guys finally got round to listening to this album, Its genuinely an amazing record that makes me very nostalgic whenever I give it a re-listen

[@IanHawksford]

Saw Kendrick open for Wiz in 2011. I’d say he was barely known at this point but he stole the show. He was the most memorable part of the concert for me

[@jakegatziolis4313]

Same I only knew like 2 songs of his at the time

[@jordanrivera7346]

honestly was so privileged to be introduced to KDot through this album. Graduated high school in 2011 and college I explored tons of hiphop and eventually jazz. Heard the radio hits from Kendrick, but Section .80 was my official first time sitting and listening and I was as y'all said blown away and captivated. It made the anticipation and revealing of TPAB (also the full listening of GKMC too and discovering of OD) just so special. I had high expectations and i was blown away as a new jazz lover at that time. Much love for you guys, a great reaction to watch all the way through

[@fallensound351]

I have to say this is one of my favorite albums and it’s great that you get to share this kind of shit with your dad, vice verse. I started watching your channel more and more because my dad has been gone for 4 years now and it’s something like this I wish I could do with him.

[@luckyblocks3406]

Rigamortus hits EVERY TIME, never misses, great album.

[@210doom]

Facts, to me that’s his “I’m coming for everyone’s heads” track since this was relatively early in his career, gives me goosebumps thinking what he went on to do with his next 3 albums

[@luckyblocks3406]

@@210doom Absolutely, he really was showing off his already skillfully developed rapping on the mic early into is career, insane to see how w much he would grow the next few albums

[@bellacsci]

This is my comfort channel. I never leave comments but y'all are truly the best. Creative, genuine, and a breath of fresh air!! Always love watching you guys react to my favorite artists + help me discover new ones.

[@higherthinkingmusic5997]

Mannnn….Section.80 will always have a special place in my heart. I was 16 or 17 when it dropped. Before this record, I had only heard P&P 1.5 by Kendrick, (I came across it randomly on iTunes and bought it for like 0.99 cents lol). I really liked P&P 1.5, but I didn’t dig into any other songs or projects by Kendrick until Section.80 came out. I listened to it and had never heard ANYTHING like it. From the way Kendrick Lamar flows, songwrites, and delivers his lyrics, to the production, and the overall concept of the album I was BLOWN away! It gave me a whole new perspective on music and how powerful of a tool it can be to deliver a message while being sonically pleasing. This is when Kendrick Lamar became my favorite artist. I’ll never forget that experience of first listening to this album.

[@beezy7974]

When i heard this in 2011 i told every human i came into contact with that kdot will be the biggest artist. This album was on repeat nonstop

[@SOULINTHESHELL99]

I used to play Chapter Six on loop even though it's an interlude it's still a beautiful track... good memories 😢

[@DZIREG]

chapter ten is the interlude you mean that one? cus i played that one on repeat too the instrumental is SO GOOD

[@SOULINTHESHELL99]

@@DZIREG chapter six and chapter ten are both interludes

[@Rcntclps]

@@DZIREGboth of them are interludes

[@DZIREG]

oh... well i had the same with chapter ten ;/@@SOULINTHESHELL99

[@jetbean24]

Same bro

[@elibdot]

love when ur both experiencing the whole record for the first time, such a great connection between u 2

[@easybands4L]

I’ve been waiting so long for this, ADHD is my favorite kendrick song of all time 😢

[@leogitelszzz]

Incredible album! Always wished Cartoons & Cereal was on here, feel like you and your dad would love that track

[@714deadpixels1]

Keishas song is definitely talked about, its a staple song in his discog. he refrences the song in a lot of his later songs in GKMC

[@Cyba_Kaiba]

Kiesha’s song makes me cry, glad to see you guys loving it as much as I do

[@joshuaallen8503]

I was so excited that you guys did Section 80 😩 seeing your dad's reaction to these early Kendrick tracks are Gold Definitely need Overly Dedicated reaction soon...like in the next coming days 😂

[@th3tr1be]

I have been waiting for this for so long! Thanks for reacting to this, this is such an underrated album imo, so many vibes

[@TDawgs1]

Never thought you would end up doing this album but so glad you did!

[@terranceporter2644]

RIP ALORI JOH. This album wouldn't be the same without her. 😢❤🙏🕊

[@shoreZ]

rip alori joh and ash riser

[@terranceporter2644]

@shoreZ Damn. I didn't know he passed. God Bless. 🙌

[@shanecorcoran2542]

I hope they react to Control System, The Book of Soul is one of the saddest songs ever, R.I.P Alori Joh (and Ash Riser)

[@ogziiink3879]

I love this album so much man it’s so underrated no one ever talks about it

[@okocharuud]

This is the Kendrick i grew up with so many memories especially playing GTA on the Ps3. Ab Soul's outro was something else and Terrace Martin laid the blueprint instrumentals for TPAB here

[@Henfrig]

I love this album, it's crazy to me that people count this album out so quickly when talking about his discography, but it ties into the overarching narratives of his other albums so strongly.

[@sulaymanmughal4853]

I LOVE when you guys geek out about ghost notes and stuff cus you’re spitting facts

[@haleytoal8813]

This is my favourite of Kendrick’s albums honestly

[@apollospayne]

It was cool to see yous react to hearing this for the first time. Takes me back to 2011, downloading and listening to this on my ipod classic. It would influence me heavily during my turbulent teenage years and for that reason it will always be my favourite Kendrick record. Thank you guys for the reaction.

[@niQmusiQ]

one of kendrick’s best😮‍💨 i love this album so much thank you for reacting to it❤

[@its_a_ducky3467]

What’s crazy bruh is that I actually think this is one of Kendrick’s WORST and yet it’s still 9/10. The quality of his discography is insane.

[@niQmusiQ]

@@its_a_ducky3467 fair enough lol

[@JustMigi]

Got so excited when I saw the notification for this video, Section 80 is one of my favorite albums in pretty much any mood

[@Over9000Broseph]

Soundtrack to my early high school days. Been a fan of Kendrick ever since listening.

[@NathanSlaven]

Phenomenal video and awesome reactions from the both of you! I totally agree about Keisha’s Song (Her Pain) being one of his best tracks. I really really would love for you guys to do an Ab-Soul album, Control System is one of my favorite albums ever.

[@rossmoran9740]

love your dads appreciation of music

[@cousinnvlad7432]

Really anticipated this one. This album holds a special place for me, such a classic 🔥

[@FCNGaming]

Absouls Herbert and BJs 1123 are great albums definitely worth checking out if your into them. Great vid as always!

[@mahniwave]

to me this album was his talent at it's rawest which made it my favorite kendrick album in retrospect

[@Yshtola.]

Kush & Corinthians is one of my favorite kendrick songs ever its so underrated imo

[@kylesherer59]

Definitely have undermined this record for a long time but it’s truly a masterpiece to me after my music taste has matured

[@spawnattack44alIEN]

❤dope kod jcole album

[@delusi0n]

I have a lot of nostalgia for this one because when I was 16 TPAB wasn't even out yet. I listened to section.80 and good kid maad city on repeat for months it all blew my mind.

[@theOGsourD]

Favorite Kendrick album of all time🔥reminds me of my teenage years……fave tracks are ADHD, Ronald Reagan Era, Poe Mans Dreams,Rigamortus, and Blow my High

[@FREdmaN1o7]

I go back to this weekly its just such a good listen!

[@tiagofaisco9307]

Hiiipower is really one of Kendrick best songs. Amazing beat by J.Cole and Kendrick pen is crazy good on this song

[@NRGBEATZ]

I love how well you guys express how the music makes you feel so eloquently from genuine reactions! Been following for a while, Great channel! And yeah I feel like Section 80 is one of those albums that everyone forgets about but when you relisten you’re shocked at just how good it is..

[@x-itzzay-x6716]

ADHD is a true gem! Love the reactions🔥

[@thegoodone4104]

ADHD is one of the coolest hip hop songs ever

[@McKoyjb]

Been waiting for this one! I wish this version of the album had ‘The Spiteful Chant’ on it. Great review fellas.

[@frtoutant-pruneau9324]

my favorite Kendrick Lamar album, sound so personnal and deep

[@OleSt.Tymonas]

Glad ya'll covered this album! So good! Reminded me of the Free Nationals album... that you guys should cover lol!

[@TajPeoples]

One of my favorite classic albums! Love your vids guys! 🖤🖤

[@christophiano10]

I was happy to hear you say that you know and like Ab-Soul. Would absolutely love to see you two react to an Ab-Soul album!! Maybe the newest one.

[@djbowen76]

1. I used Poe Man's Dream as my wake up alarm for years, for sure a classic 2. I would love to y'all do an Ab-Soul album, specifically Control System

[@wrechey]

One of my two favorite rap albums of all time and my favorite Kendrick album. Watching someone’s first reaction to Keisha’s Song was cool. My fav Kendrick song of all time.

[@dwilliams380]

I’ve always thought that if Section .80 had the major label level of polishing it would also be a classic Kendrick album to most. It already is to me

[@skelet0n650]

Can't believe this came out at the end of my freshman year in high school. So glad to have experienced it at that time

[@LC-nz1pl]

BJ’s album ‘Pineapple Now-Laters’ has some really great work on it. Related to Kendrick, he has another amazing story track on that called His Pain II. Check it out!

[@suzytompkins5741]

I’ve never listened to Kendrick so this is like an actual reaction. Let’s go :)

[@memphiskash]

ah yes, the album with the song that comes first on everybody's shuffle

[@VoltBD]

This album is def my fav kendrick it actually changed by life so I'm glad y'all are giving it a listen

[@mackstacks8913]

This is when everyone realized Kendrick is a special artist. This is what made the anticipation for GKMC sky rocket. Great album.

[@gilbertrivera1386]

Nah people were still not on it like that till he got the Dre co-sign

[@GritsAndPesto]

One of my personal favorite albums of all time. I remember taking the train through the highlands of Scotland on my way to Inverness on vacation as a kid and listening to this just staring out the window. Absolutely magical experience and hearing this album always brings me back

[@iRRichiee]

Actually nuts how this doesnt get mentioned as one of K Dots best. Very few filler tracks. Tons of classics….

[@YesNo-yl6ws]

Because it’s not one of his best 😂 literally EVERY SINGLE PROJECT Kendrick put out after this one is better

[@aydennso]

​@YesNo-yl6ws it's his third best.

[@YesNo-yl6ws]

@@aydennso Wrong. TPAB, GKMC and MM&TBS are all better

[@aydennso]

@YesNo-yl6ws I said it's his third best. I personally think section 80 is better than Mr. Morale, but it's very close. I do absolutely agree with you that good kind and TPAB are better though.

[@adameckman2750]

Just got out of class and I have the pleasure to see y’all react to a CLASSIC wow what a great day

[@bendito247]

Incredible album. Up there with GKMC and TPAB.

[@matt.endlesscourage]

I lived in the same building for a bit with Ash Riser featured on the intro to "Ronald Reagan Era" I got to know him and see him in some very intimate settings. You could get an immense sense his heart and soul that he had poured into his music. Super proud of him. If anyone is reading this go check out any of his music. A truly unique individual. Long Live Ash Riser p.s. "great voice" ...very much indeed

[@taavittee]

This album aged incredibly

[@Hoopergames]

As soon as I remembered Ab Souls outro was on this album I had to sigh up for your patreon. Needed the full reaction to that lol

[@911bader]

Amazing reactions as always! Great choice of albums recently going back to great classics, I suggest you get your dad to go in on more TDE albums I suggest Cilvia Demo Isaiah Rashad and later projects he will react crazy on that. And Oxymoron with Schoolboy Q Love your videos 🙌🏽

[@kobec2471]

WAIT Im actually so hyped this video came out! Section 80 will always be my favorite album from kendrick since I was in middle school. Awesome reaction as always, I love you guys.

[@5OO_Benz]

Day 27 of asking you guys to do Victory Lap by Nipsey Hussle. Classic west coast rap album, RIP King Nip 🏁🏁

[@joshuaalexanderlynch]

🪦 🔵🏁

[@JAKETHEVSNRY]

TMC RIP NIP

[@Xaviergetdabag]

🏁

[@aim4321]

TMC 🏁

[@Kent_617]

TMC 🏁

[@SpecRotar7]

Not sure if anyone posted already. The sample for ADHD is The Knight Hawk by Jet Age of Tomorrow. It's a small cut but good to vibe with.

[@mdacostatuff7762]

You guys should definitely listen to kendrick's heart series. It spans across his whole discography and really charts his growth and rise. A must-listen for any kendrick fan :)

[@OfficialDarkSoulMusic]

The average Kendrick fan doesn't even know this album exists. But it will forever be my favorite of his. It was one of the only reasons I survived my freshman year of college back in 2011. Very, very, very dark times for me. This album impacted me in a way few albums and artists ever have. I was happy to see him blow up later on, but this era of his career will always be his best to me. So raw and untamed and different than anything else that was being made at the time.

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I felt like I couldn’t be touched when I rapped the whole last verse of rigamortus back in the day 😂😂