Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly - Album Review

[@JrSmyth]

Imo I thought that "U" was a great song, it really brought the narrative together.

[@JrSmyth]

Exactly, it was a side of Kendrick that I'm was not used to hearing and the beat switch up was dope as hell, I really can't understand why people are hating on this album.

[@abel6297]

Hopeton Smith I didn't like most of the album found some songs rather boring even though they had a message they're boring. Like complexion where the girl rapper was not that good, Institutionalized intro not that good, the music shift is great but the song is just boring. Then U is a terrible song, I mean that accent and that screaming like WTF?!? This is what eminem would be doing, both songs with the word momma on them were boring

[@JrSmyth]

Damn... I thought that the album was a fantastic experience but I appreciate u giving your opinion

[@marcni]

Hopeton Smith My favorite TPAB song. Probably my favorite Kendrick song too. Lyrics are very dark and powerful.

[@stephencurry2157]

Hopeton Smith u is the best song in the album, and to pimp a butterfly is the best album IVE ever heard

[@FranciscoHernandez-fi9pn]

Why is it that "u" is the least favorite song of the album, it really puts things together in my opinion

[@Jerome-Boateng]

Honestly it's an overrated song. Yeah it's good artistically and in the context of the album the song is good, but if I'm not listening to the full album I'll probably skip "u"

[@marcobazan4187]

+Jay Be Da Beast that doesn't mean it's overrated. A lot.of these songs are better when you are listening to the album, not many you can just pick out of no where. That's why I usually just listen to the whole thing, I love it (i understand why others wouldn't tho)

[@lvfootball41]

Francisco Hernandez u is incredible and one of his best songs

[@Matthew-dv2gn]

@@Jerome-Boateng LLLLL

[@tommatt2901]

@@Jerome-Boateng u are using “overrated” for the wrong album

[@TheManofThings777]

I actually think "u" is the BEST song on the album XD

[@gameprofessor6314]

Me too

[@DclGamingPurple]

that XD was pointless

[@kylejeboss1469]

I think his best songs were based on the individual music quality rather than the concept of the album

[@tost693]

Desphinx me too

[@akuolavi29]

section 80 10/10 gkmc 11/10 tpab 15/10

[@CatholicEdward]

Buttmenunite true

[@mohamadmahmoud6926]

Buttmenunite damn. 9/10

[@ghostlyripper4403]

Section 80 8/10 GKMC 9/10 TPAB 10/10 DAMN 8/10

[@nolanmarx3693]

Section 80- 9.7/10 Gkmc-9.9/10 Tpab-10/10 Damn-9.6/10

[@user-jk2zb8uc5y]

I would've gave it an 11/10 If that's possible. this album is breathtaking!

[@kobron1559]

Imagine if he tops it again with his next album -___________- the hiphop community will go crazy

[@thraitor7819]

+kobron1559 haha if only

[@user-jk2zb8uc5y]

***** im certain now

[@garrett3108]

+Evilution Not even close...

[@shutupwarren6715]

I'd say anything over a ten is an instant classic/10

[@nemo2327]

You sir have a world of adjectives

[@moxalfa]

What a magnificent review. Intelligent, articulate, comprehensive and enlightening. Kudos to you man...

[@EarthEagleGT]

10/10 in my opinion

[@chickenwityamz]

"U" was amazing and it really hit home with me. I feel this album is for everyone and everyone can learn, but it definitely was the narrative of black ppl seeking change in our mentality in America. His reflection of trying to get his message across but not being able to reach the people closest to him hit me hard. How can he get us to understand his message when he couldn't prevent his own sister from teenage pregnancy? Every song that I thought I hated after first listen became some of my favorites. Complexion was a quick "next song" instinct for me, but then I listened to the lyrics of a field slave of darker complexion trying to show his love for the house slave(light skin female) whose mind was being twisted because not only was her Master using her for sexual desires, he was pitting her against the other slaves, especially the darker ones. Best Hiphop album I've heard in my years of listening to hiphop. That may be blasphemous to most, but I really doubt that this essential message to black people could be orchestrated much better than what Kendrick did. It's so hard for most Hiphop artists to utilize their influence without sounding too preachy. I think Kendrick accomplished that feat with this amazing album.

[@SpeedBoostGamer]

Kendrick Lamar is a inspiration idk how people can say he's wack. I get if you don't like Kendrick. But don't say he's wack because he is really big right now and his music is really good

[@teamalabamafollower]

***** what makes it shit? Are you the type who likes "bangers" and nothing but trap music?

[@cHeeeseEggs]

+Jkope54 Young Thug is black as fuck and I don't support him because he's trash (I'm black). And that's just ONE example so try again!

[@SpeedBoostGamer]

***** I think this album is for everybody. People just need to have an open mind about it.

[@Lakerzfanboy4]

***** lmao you're a dumbass, stick with your contemporary pop music.

[@theflipper404]

***** This album is for people dude... not for just black people.

[@dysperdotted]

mark: “a very, VERY strong 9/10 with this, and the highest of my recommendations.” people: HOW IS IT NOT A 10 it basically means the same thing lmao.

[@MayuMadeItThrough]

9/10 isn't good enough.

[@dysperdotted]

a 9/10 from mark is a 10/10 from anthony.

[@finngeometry7570]

Love how everyone is complaining about him giving it a 9. 9, a NINE. That’s nearly perfect.

[@7413321]

Great review man. Just came here from your review with Fantano and will definitely keep watching.

[@dom19945]

These songs are surprisingly catchy to me. I find myself singing all of the hooks in my head. Complexion! Complexion don't mean a thang!

[@steveparra8618]

"this DiCkkKkKkK AIN'TTTTT Frrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"

[@mariochen2470]

You ain't gotta lie to kick it my niggaaaaaaa!!!!!

[@theflipper404]

domfonce At first i did love you...

[@daquanmatthews3028]

dark as the midnight hour or bright as the morning sun

[@mexinerdentartaiment]

I been A1 since day one

[@twistedganondorf]

why must you shy away from the 10

[@harleymitchelly5542]

TG Because what if someone one-ups it? It's a paradox to call something the best when it's entirely feasible to do better, said as a brute fact not as some opinion. In that regard, nothing is 10/10 since nothing is perfect.

[@jimkanani3750]

+Harley Mitchelly Except it might not be possible to top this album in rap music today

[@secondavenger9775]

+Joseph Okori what albums?

[@CurrentSoulKing]

+hakc97again So you attack the album on a HOOK on the WORST SONG ON THE ALBUM. Listen to Blacker The Berry and King Kunta and dig into the lyrics. And the story and poems at the end of each song is just beautiful.

[@marcobazan4187]

+Coldclough so one chorus means he gets a 5? great logic. And btw did you even understand that song and the chorus?

[@Ravenscannotfly]

Dude you reviewed this so well n.n

[@TravelWright22]

yea he made me like the album even more lol

[@fitchgirl02]

'U' must have been the hardest to record, especially keeping up with that broken voice and flow, I was very impressed.

[@seanstroman6087]

Amazing album I believe this album is the "C" word but only time will tell its been a pleasure listening to this fantastic effort put upon by Kendrick I don't know where he goes from here but wherever he goes at least I know he has a strong foundation of music to stand on and this record showcases that from here all the way to mars. This album I believe will influence the likes of a Joey BadA$$, Rapsody, Big KRIT, J.Cole, and there I say TINK to push themselves as artist and us as individuals to think for ourselves. Thank you spectrum pulse for your reviews as always keep up the good work because I know your a busy dude.

[@PermanentHigh]

For some reason, I feel Kendrick listened to B4.DA.$$ when he was in the studio. They have themes that intertwine a lot. It's a bunch of little things that could be coincidences, but at the same it could've been inspired. Save The Children, Belly Of The Beast... I don't know. Joey and Kendrick could deff collab on conscious track right now, I think. Joey's subject matter was on point in B4.DA.$$ fit the first half of the project.

[@seanstroman6087]

tony tapia whoa whoa whoa Joey Steez's lyrics is a bit of a stretch because he sounds nothing like him and all the pro's have been into speaking upon enlightenment just like the rest of the Beastcoast your way off base and as far as Nas lyrics nice try Joey maybe my Favorite MC now but Nas is Nas no one can sound like him its a bit disrespectful to even mentioned him with Joey since he just got started

[@seanstroman6087]

tony tapia a sheep really that's where your going with this there's plagiarism involved within the Pro Era camp that would seem inauthentic to the public each one of the Pros have there own distinct sound from one another and as far as the teachings of "Knowledge of self" because that's what that is Issa Gold was the one that put Steez on ( proof is in the comment section "Herb shuttles" video where Issa responds. But the point is why are you dividing Joey and Steez They are were brothers you nor I have any right judge someone authenticity when it comes to rhyming there the artist at the end of the day. Now that I know where u stand imma delete your comments because negativity isn't allowed on my post which wasn't about this matter if your bitter about Steez then I'm sorry but he can't be brought back and he wouldn't want any divide within Fans of his and of Pro Era overall.

[@tonytapia2910]

ay we all have opinion , you can never know the truth , you think what you think i think what i think , may sound ignorant but shit man we all have different views , not hating on you just saying what i think may not be the smartest reply

[@tonytapia2910]

im drunk so i tend to write shit

[@ElementJames]

The best and most inspirational artist out there at the moment! Kendrick Lamar is the greatest rapper alive right now!

[@Elguapodelfuego]

Eminem is better but Kendrick is good

[@omaralkarnos4488]

pussycafe69 Eminem is legend no one can argue with that. But we talking about a full package. Lyrica, beat.. etc.. kendrick got it.. Eminem is not the Eminem we used to know on his first EP. In todays generation no one is on Kendricks level by far. All others either they have a good beats or a good lyrics but if we want the full package.. king kendrick got it. Peace

[@MrCelestialGaming]

pussycafe69 lmao Eminem is white

[@Dom776]

DatOneGuy oh yeah i forgot being white means your whack.. lol fuck outta here eminem is one of the greats and kendrick himself knows that

[@SRehill7]

Dom776 Agreed. I actually think Kendrick borrows from Eminem a little bit when using his voice. Eminem was able to create characters using his voice in his songs to help keep his music interesting. On this album Kendrick switches up his voice constantly and I love it.

[@MerovingianBlood]

The best review on this album so far, i hope more people listen to this.. the message is so powerfull.

[@stewfu]

Of all the reviews I've watched regarding this album... THIS one...to ME...seems the most POTENT due to the critic's ability, knowledge, humbleness, patience and awareness to take himself out of the confines of comparing this to G.K.M.C. ..and Section 80...out of the confines of RACE being WHITE...to appreciate the MESSAGES, GROWTH, and RISKS this man took to NOT make a G.K.M.C. part two...to NOT go the COMMERCIAL ROUTE...to be vulnerable... HOPEFUL, yet HELPLESS, FEARFUL yet explicitly FEARLESS, PROUDLY BLACK yet accessible enough to communicate a perspective ANYONE who has STRUGGLED, been OPPRESSED, or ROSE ABOVE in a capitalistic dog eat dog society could relate to. And he does this with an understanding and vernacular so cohesively that his presentation of unraveling such an unconventional album that goes all over the place...yet simultaneously sequences itself so distinctly. .it forces you to listen more than ONCE to GET IT...that infuses instrumentation rooted in funk jazz and neo soul that doesn't allow for radio crossover hits like swing pools or poetic justice ...is honestly REFRESHING and shows just how intelligent and aware on many levels this guy is on interpreting not just music...but ART. GREAT REVIEW. KUDOS.

[@djwarzone1]

Wow this was the most insightful review so far. Great job thx

[@TravelWright22]

good kid an this album are so different its hard to compare

[@LordJapos]

Really loving this record, it has classic written all over it. Listening to then, then to All Hands is a truly amazing listening experience that once again reminds me how much I love the genre and how much potential it has.

[@ManUMinute]

You are a great reviewer, your channel will most definitely grow. You need a few shout outs from biquint and Fantano

[@anthonyadams3138]

Awesome review brotha!! This album was a 10 for me, but that is simply because I had no qualms with this project, nor could I think of any ways that it could have been improved. You have my subsrciption

[@WierdSnare555]

Great review sir! You sound like a very intelligent man.

[@SET24K]

Great review. Like your style. Keep it up.

[@SRehill7]

Love your way of explaining the themes in this album. Very articulate and well thought out. However, the way you expressed your opinion on this album felt very much like it would be a 10. If this is a 9/10 then a 10/10 has got to be something that absolutely melts your brain LOL.

[@RadioactiveToast787]

Great review man and I respect your opinion but U is one of the best songs on the album in my opinion. It is so provocative, deep, and emotional. I love the way he plays his voice as an instrument to show the hurt and hatred that he feels. It also has some of the best production on the entire album. In my opinion it is a masterpiece in its own. But I also get where you are coming from, just not how the song makes me feel.

[@xavierturner5590]

Great review! Kendrick has done it again!

[@disorderrgv]

I love "institutionalized"

[@sanikdream]

This dude is awesome... Great delivery and it is obvious that some research was done

[@PushYourEdge]

FANTASTIC review man. thanks for this

[@tickeymickey360]

I honestly wonder what it'll take to get a 10 from this guy

[@flaccidwhitecoat]

What are your favorite songs? Mine are: Bobby Darin-Mack the Knife The Tornadoes-Telstar Elvis Presley-Jailhouse Rock The Beatles-Hey Jude Bee Gees-Tragedy

[@dfm6868]

Mine are Clint Eastwood - Gorrilaz Runaway - Kanye west Hips don't lie - Shakira Real slim shady - Eminem Tonight,tonight - smashing pumpkins

[@donnellynell]

great review dude

[@KAIZORIANEMPIRE]

you are one educated and well versed individual.

[@duke86fan]

i personally feel GKMC is better mostly due to the storyline and the settings he can create with the lyrics and beat. i do still feel that TPAB is a amazing album, expecially mortal mans outro. all i am questioning now is.. what can my main man kanye due to win back the album of the decade lists. i mean he might have to make a PERFECT album. also what albums DO you give a 10

[@ShaquanTalbert]

It's becoming competitive again.

[@MrRobot-ol4ro]

you know you're the greatest rapper alive when people have to compare your new albums to your old albums instead of other people's music 🙏🙏

[@yeezusjm]

This album is better than GKMC

[@sameenshakya5188]

Damn great review! I agree with everything except your opinion on U. I am subscribed.

[@Rohan-yn2ts]

great review man. well done

[@theking54077]

Great review 👍

[@kenterminateddq5311]

Man, I don't agree with your top 10 lists but I am glad you enjoy Kendrick's albums, Pulse. If you like intelligent hip hop, u should listen to any album by Childish Gambino You won't regret it, son.

[@Historicutuber]

Nice review dude......subscribed!

[@benallan2328]

10/10 Best Tracks: "How Much A Dollar Cost" ft. James Fauntelroy & Ronald Isley, "i", "u", "Wesley's Theory" ft. George Clinton & Thundercat, "Momma", "Hood Politics", "The Blacker The Berry", "Mortal Man", "For Sale? - Interlude", "These Walls" ft. Bilal, Anna Wise & Thundercat, "For Free? - Interlude", "King Kunta", "Complexion (A Zulu Love)" ft. Rapsody, "Alright" ft. Pharrell Williams, "You Ain't Gotta Lie (Momma Said)", "Institutionalized" ft. Bilal, Anna Wise & Snoop Dogg Worst Tracks: N/A

[@SpeedBoostGamer]

I really loved this review and the album was amazing! So fuckin deep...

[@natefuller4258]

Wow. Good fuckin review + analysis. Subbed.

[@BrianJr_]

U was amazing in my opinion

[@oOZAPPXVOVAOo]

Perfect Review. Subbed.

[@qbphx6012]

Great review. Right on point. A lot of people missed those topics of the album...

[@AaronDouglas]

I love how you ended it off with " let's release those butterflies"

[@tonythomas2622]

To Pimp A Caterpillar= 2PAC

[@thomasbennett1256]

Even if you aren't a fan of hip hop, the emotional scale and the last track payoff is just something you don't see these days from LPs. I hope I'm able to somehow get this on vinyl in Australia so I can one day show my kids

[@waves5249]

I feel like this album is going to be treated like OutKast's Aquemini. An ambitious album that experimented with the artist's style while still maintaining the integrity and the appeal of the artist. And GKMC is going to be treated like OutKast's ATLiens. An album that maintains what the artist builds and further builds and improves upon it, with long time fans coming in for what they expected from the artist and newcomers not feeling left out. I'm not saying one is better than the other, I'm just saying. I won't be surprised to see in the future, fans are heavily split between two of the best albums the artist had made.

[@abel6297]

Daniel Cazcarro That's a bad bad comparison between both Especially since they both have different styles GKMC is more like Illmatic Then TPAB just stands on its own

[@waves5249]

Morgan Freeman I was talking about how GKMC is similar to section .80, and TPAB being somewhat similar and vastly different from GKMC. Just like how ATLiens is is similar to southernplayalisticadillacmuzi, and Aquemini being somewhat similar and vastly different from ATLiens. This is just my opinion, though.

[@vinay5807]

Daniel Cazcarro i can see where ur coming from. Because at this point if there's any artist who can relate Kendrick's artistic progression to then its outkast. But the comparison is just baseless. Look at spcm and then listen to ATLiens (personal fav kast record). ATLiens is completely different. Its chilled out abstract mellow spacy and more vibier than spcm which for most of its part had a good chunk of inspiration from ghetto boys and even west coast g funk. On ATLiens they fuckin changed the game. They made something that South could've called theirs. On Aquemini they shifted the sound again more into soul vibes but this time with some really deep hard-hitting beats cause thats how andre progressed in his life. Now when u look at Kendricks disco change from s80 to gkmc is pretty easily understandable but on gkmc he didnt reinvent himself. he just stepped his album making quality more superior than his past record. Now TPAB is a real sound change. Jazz beats old funk vibes n all but again its kendricks poetry that matured so much on this album is what u can take from all of this. ATLiens v Aquemini is a choice because they're completely different than each other as standalone classics of hip hop. Whereas GKMC to TPAB is an change of an artist who left past his old ideologies to shape an album full of content for everyone to seek. im not downplaying gkmc here tho as i say it cause i like it more than tpab for some reasons. but the comparison nah. just not there.

[@sycko8]

TPAB will turn a classic in 14 years, and of course one of the greatest records of the decade. I enjoyed the album from start to finish (10/10) I've rated it my 37th favorite album of all time

[@RyanHaile]

He literally calls it an instant classic, that exceeded his increadibly high expectations. He does have valid reasons to not quite being able to give it a 10, but he even says that it's an incredibly close to it.

[@sycko8]

Ryan Haile I know, but I understand it. In 14 years if he/we listen to it, we're finding out it's much better, but it have to grow on people.

[@jimbob2427]

What’s your others

[@Dhindsakarmon]

do people forget kendricks is signed to aftermath

[@marcobazan4187]

he's not. He's signed to Interscope. (aftermath is a label that is also from Interscope, but Kendrick isn't signed to it)

[@Dhindsakarmon]

+marco bazan he is signed to aftermath buy interscope distributes release from aftermath that's why Kendricks on the Compton album so much because that album is combined of aftermath artist

[@marcobazan4187]

DJKARMATV I'm gonna do my research. And I thought it was TDE who distributes release his stuff.

[@Dhindsakarmon]

+marco bazan it was till 2012 then dre signed him so he also got signed to interscope and jimmy just signed schoolboy q that's why in good kid Maad city he says this is brought to by dre because dre signed him and executive producer his 2 and 3 album

[@marcobazan4187]

DJKARMATV I just looked in Wikipedia (ya I know) and ya you're right lol. But why does it matter anyways if he is or isn't

[@Gus1494]

GREAT Review, Man.

[@iam9991000]

Is Lucy the devil?

[@UWEAKSAUCE]

Yes short for lucifer, the devil's biblical name.

[@dwaipayanghosh6219]

Can anyone tell me which albums got 10/10 from Mark?

[@virmati99]

Future hearts by all time low?

[@polyseed12]

Great Review, and yes this album was amazing!

[@waffle8839]

"u" was the most lyrical song on the album

[@ATHDIMENSION]

I hate how the album is compared to GKMC, the sounds totally different. TPAB is a instrumentation. And in U you seemed to only focus on his voice, care to say anything on the lyrics?

[@aronpuma5962]

I would assume he loved the lyrics. The worst song on this album to be sure, is a great song.

[@Helixify]

Review starts at 3:22

[@Usedtobebillie]

To pimp a butterfly is the best album ever written, so your 9 is kind offensive.

[@christianaq94]

You thought "U" was the worst song!?!? Wow, my jaw dropped when I first heard that record. I was blown away at every detail of that song

[@OGNICKMARSH]

i liked his delivery on u it reminded me of Eminem

[@trymikefirst]

Why do people dislike u so much? I think it's one of the top 5 songs on the album.

[@donttouchtheac8651]

lyrics are incredible but the production for some isn't the best. I think it fits it perfectly but it's not exactly something you can just pick out of the album to listen to. thats probably why

[@0404chrisjz]

HPF Mav the song only is good when you listen to the whole lp thou

[@trymikefirst]

chris zanotti How else could you listen to it? There's no point in not listening to the whole album

[@rogerbustillos1027]

GKMC 10/10 TPAB 9//10 Sec80 9/10.

[@lvfootball41]

+roger bustillos TPAB 10/10 GKMC 9/10 Section 80 8/10

[@thraitor7819]

nah TPAB: 11/10 GKMC: 10/10 S80:9/10

[@marcobazan4187]

section .80: 8/10 GKMC: 9/10 TPAB: 11/10

[@louie1443]

Section 80 - 8 / 10 GKMC - 10 / 10 TPAB - 10 / 10

[@littleboy129]

Section 80 - 9/10 good.kid maad.city - 9/10 To Pimp A Butterfly - 9.5/10

[@newcomingfilms]

Can't believe you said u was the worst song, but you loved the story of the album. U is probably the most story-oriented song on the album and represents Kendrick's turning point. I thought it was incredibly deep and sad, and it was such a clever way to show how useless it is to be constantly putting yourself down.

[@glennpicardo770]

Are you wearing foundation here?

[@Madbro204]

Kendrick reminds me of Tupac I seriously do not know how this guy came up wit TPAB like I really think if he brings this into his 4th release and 5, 6, 7th etc he'll be known as one of the greats and if so he deserves it after this

[@slockboy]

Just found his channel, has he ever given a 10?

[@gotf]

Great review! subbed! I'd give it a 10 though. Hip hop doesn't get better than this. I'd hold this album up against any hip hop classic.

[@emichael7299]

I swear that Spectrum Pulse uses the exact same movements

[@josephfernandez8015]

Now let's see if a single song from this album charts... I guess the public would rather listen to O.T. Genasis and Silento then actual good rap...

[@cubedmelons876]

Joseph Fernandez "I" and "The Blacker the Berry" both charted, at 39 and 66, so I guess "I" can technically be counted as a hit.

[@soneaa45]

Complexion sounds like a 80's Prince track. Which is why a love the beginning part of the song.

[@TravelWright22]

yea im glad he used a lot of live instruments

[@wizardsfan4903]

u is a masterpiece and an emotional hit how is that not on your fav songs

[@nathanjackson3848]

Because it's his opinion...

[@thdjskxkxdjwi13]

what are some albums you gave 10s to

[@andrewbianchi1294]

Cole Lawlor "The Good Son" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds "White Mansions" (forgot who made it) "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" by Iron Maiden And two albums he reviewed after this one: "Southern Family" by Dave Cobb and Various Artists "Skeleton Tree" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

[@thatguyyouveseen]

Dude the horns itself on U should make you like it

[@heymynamesbrett]

YES. I'm so happy to see someone make the comparisons to ...And Then You Shoot Your Cousin. They both give me the same feeling of "This is so much bigger than Hip-Hop.

[@yeeyeebubba1885]

Imagine coming back to this review to see the best song on the track as his worst LAMOASO

[@xovAvox]

put your fucking hands down...

[@tost693]

mark why you hate

[@andrewmawhiney4030]

Modest mouse review please

[@lennoxrendle4122]

Review rebel heart by Madonna

[@mjtubeme]

I'm not a fan of Kendrick. But I want to be. I just don't like his voice. How can should I get into his music, I want to know!

[@BRobMint]

If you can't get into him after trying several times then he's not for you. Nothing wrong with that, everybody has different taste.

[@mjtubeme]

B-Mint1994 Actually I was just listening to some of Good Kid Mad City. It's not bad, but I'm going to wait for the price to drop before I give it a try. But I don't like to Pimp A Butterfly. But with that said, thank you, maybe he isn't for me.

[@ant-fl1wz]

mjtubeme Has your opinion changed 3 years later?

[@ryancalcaterra4946]

Why does everyone sleep on Hood Politics? It's an absolute banger. The production is super interesting too. I love those spectral sounding keys and those disembodied background vocals. I love the use the Sufjan Stevens sample. It was a better use of that sample than Logic's recent use of it.

[@bradyn9620]

How can you hate u

[@ronniegtv2827]

Man I love every song in that album he went in but my favorite had to be how much a dollar cost that was deep

[@freddymain6910]

11/10 in my opinion

[@Rileyrj23]

Am I the only one who thinks u Is one of the best songs on the record?

[@TravelWright22]

its pretty dope

[@MsDrakeover]

Same here

[@BLyricalMusic93]

9/10 for me

[@sirsquilliam0]

"worst song: u" WHAT THE FUCK??

[@alexanderchilton911]

When shit hits the fan, is you still a fan? Isn't that grammatically incorrect?

[@Mor4dracoRules]

Coloclial speech

[@alexanderchilton911]

Mor4draco Rules *Colloquial All right, thought so.

[@Mor4dracoRules]

***** lool thanks. That was my first stab at the word

[@turtles6610]

Ebonics, dummy. It's rap.

[@Kingvic89]

10 but ok

[@JelsQuiahTV]

work hard play hard

[@LaPorteTube]

....REVIEW REBEL HEART WTF???????????????????????