Kamasi Washington on Kendrick Lamar and race in America

[@mewmew4179]

I think kamasi is one of the most talented musicians of this age. Keep on inspiring

[@armonepaiomar6243]

Great interview so far. Keep Jazz Alive and Creative.

[@MrRaawrrr]

Couldnt agree more. Jazz breeds empathy and I wish Kamasi a long and rewarding career. A great man

[@goldbridgesapprentice6925]

Kamazi begins talking about kendrick lamar at 4:44 Jay-Z's album 4:44 is an admission of infidelity also showing remorse and growth kendrick lamar admits to infidelity and shows growth as well in Mr morale and the big steppers kendrick foreshadowed this year's before 😱🤯🤯

[@JSDesign.Hongkong]

Brilliant, talented, articulate, compassionate. Kamasi Washington is a treasure.

[@fallenleavesfeedtheroots]

AWESOME interview, i love this man

[@MaurizioMezzatesta]

Great interview. Might want to wind down the gain on her voice next time :)

[@mlrdmn]

Great interview, great artist

[@michaelmcclosky1142]

What happened to the Truth video???

[@BlogofTheW3st]

4:02 Sounds like all those musics are black. I mean, that’s the primary common element.

[@sibtalks8058]

Yo u racist af

[@BlogofTheW3st]

@@sibtalks8058 Hip-Hop, Funk, Rock ‘n’ Roll, Jazz…… all originally black genres. No?

[@London_miss234]

Very talented.

[@nakeyguy8050]

Today is my first time hearing of this dude. He is intelligent and talented. Had I just looked at him and judged him only in appearance I wouldn't have thought what I said. Thank Yah, I give people a chance to shine.

[@l0g1cseer47]

Positive one!

[@c.anscriostoir9693]

Deas!