Kendrick Lamar’s Most Creative Song ✍️

[@lucasw_3671]

“no double entendres” yeah okay kendrick

[@GdgrBsb3hd]

I don't think it was

[@TOPSTARrap]

not really a double entendre because it’s not about Whitney at all

[@McRonald2010]

Daddy Kendrick Lamar Not doing double entendres Challenge *Impossible*

[@big_ghost2]

It's not a double entendre, he's just personifying his pen

[@Average.a.h.s]

It's like when tyler said "no features"

[@snfriedm]

I love the line about “her” favorite movie being the notebook

[@Baronnax]

Lmao I didn't even register that.

[@quanicybynoe8628]

So instead of doing double entendre lyrics,he just made his whole song a double entendre

[@mockingbird2264]

Wait til you listen to Nas

[@peepoguy7775]

bro couldn’t go a whole album without sneaking in some double entendres

[@pup465]

album is full of double and tripple entendres

[@burritocat4391]

He can't put down the pen 🤧😔

[@SeyenamAziaku]

MUSTAAAAAAAAAAAAAARD‼️‼️‼️‼️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@theorange-r3l]

w

[@Bastro5ive]

“They margins ain’t big enough” was crazy second time I listened 2 that song

[@Bastro5ive]

Same with “remember when u caught that body, and still wriggled through that sentence” bros talkin abt a body paragraph 😂

[@brendan4408]

@@Bastro5ive insaaane catch, didn't peep till now

[@ccloudy22]

the whole song is a double entendre 😭

[@BlackShogun]

"I Used to Love H.e.r" by Common was the first I recall to do this, it's still a dope track none the less.

[@aidan2203]

That's exactly what I thought too!

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

Other great songs that do this are I gave you power by Nas and me and my girlfriend by 2Pac, both talking about a gun

[@robbyr6520]

I see people talking about Common but Vince Staples did the same thing on “WHEN SPARKS FLY” a couple years ago.

[@hpx374]

HES STILL GOT IT 🥹🥹

[@heyjunaid]

ofc

[@cjs0]

hes the 🐐

[@cringekiddo]

"i know you're favourite movie, is it notebook?"

[@hekdasa]

Common has already done similar and Kendrick likely took heavy inspiration for this one. In Commo’s I used to love her the song is also centred around a “woman” which in the end turned out to be “rap”

[@ghastly17]

Huge wins for both awesome writers

[@parke6704]

So did Tupac on Me and my girlfriend.

[@ivrxr8693]

@@parke6704that was his gun

[@parke6704]

@@ivrxr8693 same concept. They clearly took inspiration

[@ILEJOSTARGOJI713]

I love songs like this. Gloria by Kendrick and Darkness by Eminem were amazing cuz the entire song is the double entendre.

[@Xxblade17]

Goat

[@JackHayes-eh5mm]

Comment your favourite rap song in the reply section

[@CALVIN_DA_GOAT-777_4]

And people still find a way to call this album mid 🤦🏽

[@skizzrz]

acting like its the first time anyone has ever done this 😭

[@Kennedt00]

It is

[@CALVIN_DA_GOAT-777_4]

@@Kennedt00 it’s not tho, ur just straight up hating on Kendrick having fun and getting really personal on songs like gloria

[@Esanblocks]

@@Kennedt00real Gloria and heart pt 6 only songs I enjoyed

[@tazzuchiha3412]

@@Kennedt00it’s not. But they’re mad their fav rapper couldn’t do it better

[@msft_54]

oh i didn't know nun bout that MMUUUUSSSSSTTTTTTAAAAAAARRDDDDDDDDDD 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

[@wowzercowzeram406]

I usually hate this trope but this was really well done

[@CodyBrown-z9i]

Idk if it’s intentional, but the songs beat has a similar melody to Father Time from Mr Morale. Could be part of the storytelling, as that song was also about Kendrick’s relationship with a specific person

[@theaidadmin]

It's kendricks version of homecoming by kanye or Baltimore love thing by 50 cent. Those are probably my favorite types of songs

[@geunglejoose338]

Reminds me of "Never Love Again" by Eminem from MTBMB. Whole song is a double entendre between drugs and a toxic relationship.

[@sen_i_guess]

bro fell in love with the pen he gonna start fuckin the ink 💀

[@davidsiatatgaming]

Listened to it again knowing this and i have to say this his is his "one mic" or "me and my girlfriend" or "i gave you power"

[@milerh]

Bro did a Common on I used to Love H.E.R

[@xyromastr]

This is Kendrick's spin on Nas' trademark extended metaphor storytelling

[@siddharthrajkumaran9303]

This is like cole's power trip

[@parke6704]

Pretty clear inspiration from Me and My Girlfriend by Tupac, seeing as Kendrick takes a lot of inspiration from him and sampled him on this same album.

[@xyromastr]

Which is inspired by I Gave You Power by Nas

[@satyarthsingh2276]

@@xyromastrwhich was inspired by Common’s ‘I used to Love Her’

[@psychocorgis2706]

“i’m feeling a light to decent 7 on this”

[@15kdiamond2]

Gloria has to be underrated

[@Ramani00346]

Just go watch reincarnated breakdown and then u will realize that song is one of the greatest Kendrick song he ever made✨🔥best song from the album✨🔥

[@yxtsama]

It wasn’t too unexpected though is it, people make ‘love songs’ that’s actually about Hip Hop for decades now.

[@Goldensphinx]

25 to Life type song.

[@prod.byMali]

i think the heart part 5 is still his most creative song

[@evnad0O]

common did a similar track but longer ago, fire nonethless

[@playpool4550]

🐐

[@harshit9905]

This reminded me of Homecoming by Kanye West

[@rien8207]

MMMUUUUUUSSSTTTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARD !

[@JosephGarcia-xx1rh]

Holy glaze

[@TruelySleepylang]

Sza features were so good

[@abrahamand3158others]

so is this kendrick version of homecoming

[@goatedd_ksi]

can’t believe kendrick’s pen is the bay harbour butcher

[@itsdev1np]

why did you make thick of it bro remove that song

[@asherrr5]

@@itsdev1npyk it’s not ksi right

[@itsdev1np]

@@asherrr5 duh

[@asherrr5]

@@itsdev1np ight good just making sure

[@satyarthsingh2276]

artsy kendrick fans who don’t listen to old school hip hop will think he did something new😂

[@BritishEmpire5]

It's a tribute to Pac and his "me and my girlfriend" song about his gun... duh

[@EmmanuelAniTheSchism]

I loved Gloria, but it's just Nikki but better written

[@mirrorhymn]

creative and Kendrick Lamar is weird in the same sentence but i gotta give it to him, this is a bit creative.

[@MphoMadziba]

No double entendres he said ..

[@Frankus309]

NO, NO, NO, NO I LIKED THE 0 DOUBLE ENTENDRES, WHY K DOT WHY

[@E_E_PITCHES]

Bro how did I not get it… WRITERS BLOCK

[@Bigmonto]

Btw he ain’t married yet for the same reason he don’t drop a lot… he wants that shit to be special

[@bruhmide]

Like that Eminem song "never love again"

[@AdamLays]

You don’t put MUSTEEEEERD😊

[@GoofyNewfie13]

Don’t get me wrong I loved the song but is it just me or was the twist really obvious lol, like I saw it coming by the third bar or something

[@bloopman-d3c]

This is kendrick's i killed you

[@Gertrudeshorts]

Song name

[@tomahawkmissile1982]

Glaze

[@dylanstolfus7350]

Almost as played out as dollars making sense

[@PhumelelaMpotulo-kt7xe]

All I have to say is: NASIR

[@OogaBooga24723]

Great album by Nas

[@qlockwerk553]

I didn’t even get it after three listens I thought he was saying that whitney was is inspiration

[@Makaveli.]

2pac did the same with his gun

[@mmariyesman]

but when rick ross said that line about his pen you all hated on him. when kendrick does it tho…

[@doorknobhandlebar]

Fucking the ink

[@DJwaffle14]

Most underrated on the album for sure 💯

[@VitorMiguell]

Eminem did it first

[@parke6704]

2pac did it way before em. Listen to me and my girlfriend

[@cr0wz0who]

MUSTAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRDDDDDDD

[@Shpdonky]

This album is better than tpab imo

[@goatedd_ksi]

😐

[@argkitsune]

Hell nah

[@Kennedt00]

Mid

[@Leo-wp3rj]

Mustard or ketchup?

[@stupidluger3586]

"Waahhhhh wahhhhh"

[@rvdinsh]

Cringe

[@PhaseyYT]

The album is good and kendrick is not cringe for talking about his love for his craft

[@rvdinsh]

@PhaseyYT like he said "old-ass" lyricism