How Kendrick Lamar Became The Greatest Rapper Alive

When you make a masterpiece, how could you possibly do it again?
0:00 The Greatest Rapper Alive
0:47 Climbing The Mountain
2:12 Kendrick's Approach to Growth
3:33 Lvl 1: Early Career
4:58 Lvl 2: Section.80
6:39 Lvl 3: Good Kid, M.a.a.d City
9:31 Lvl 3.5: The Control Verse
12:02 Lvl 4: To Pimp A Butterfly
15:18 Lvl 4.5: Black Friday
16:01 Lvl 5: DAMN.
19:27 Lvl 6: Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers
21:59 The Diss Tracks
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[@ComptonFunk]

This aged well

[@nobody_425]

Aged like a fine cup of wine 🍷

[@eixenI]

More than legendary for a warning diss 😭

[@javisbavis]

Better than you may know

[@ryanneilands3291]

​@@javisbavisVery much so

[@maxjurisch9764]

Aged even better till today

[@Lucky-li6ir]

Meet the Grahams🙇🏾‍♂️

[@manroopaf2295]

Not like us 👯

[@TamiaPeach]

Euphoria 💣

[@blazelion9883]

6:16 in LA

[@snowfall7943]

Like That

[@B44XB44]

( no more Kendrick Disses ) N95

[@kev1257ful]

Kendrick is easily the best of his generation. Drake makes good music, J Cole makes good music, but Kendrick is on a whole different level. I'm glad I'm alive to witness his art

[@BrandNameLess]

100%

[@Tytytiger2]

Real

[@robertwashington9651]

No hes not

[@rainbowdude9725]

@@robertwashington9651 keep crying lil bro

[@kingjcreepy3226]

@@robertwashington9651he is literally says it on the internet bro in front of Tupac

[@Story-Stash]

I feel I like am watching one of those HBO documentaries of the fighter before the big match😂

[@tubsmax8600]

Rap is a sport

[@0VintageCrew0]

Corny

[@thefirsttrillionaire2925]

@@0VintageCrew0u?

[@yogijager]

@@0VintageCrew0you sound awfully offended by someone expressing their enjoyment. That’s what’s corny

[@user-nn5pd5id4n]

😮​@@yogijager

[@zapx305]

aged like fine 900 YR OLD WINE!

[@epicburst1954]

Stolen

[@hiimbolo]

man i feel 100% the same about learning to like full albums. me and the boys listened to section.80 on repeat for a while, absolute banger

[@KaylaMarie_]

Im curious how old you are? Im wondering if learning to like full albums is a newer generation thing.

[@FerociousPaul]

​@@KaylaMarie_I think it is, but I also think every generation eventually adapts to this. A lot of albums end up being filler, and it takes a while to find artists that truly make records with no skips.

[@hiimbolo]

@@KaylaMarie_ 25, I definitely didn’t really enjoy them before picking up Kendrick some 7/8 years ago

[@Itsnoct]

28 yrs old I never really paid attention to that shit like that until gkmc I only listened to songs that sounded good and saved them but I realized shit be having a whole storyline

[@MrSteviethegreat]

Yeah that's definitely a generational thing period because is my parents had The Beatles and Marvin gaye Made incredible albums Stevie Wonder also made incredible albums my generation had prince and Michael Jackson that made it incredible albums and in hip-hop we had Nas A Tribe Called Quest and also Dr. Dre doing amazing albums

[@paulchi-vc7bv]

I think people really don’t realise how great the GKMC- TPAB-DAMN run is. To put back to back classics like that is scary.

[@olblue3478]

No

[@Fitefears]

@@olblue3478you look like a hater responding like that with no rebuttal

[@olblue3478]

@@Fitefears gkmc definitely yes ...tpab no for me(too soy)... Damn is alright

[@exoticmangogod3140]

@@olblue3478 i REALLY hope ur not serious 😭😭

[@H3II0TH3RE]

Section 80 > damn

[@farhanshameel7810]

no album could ever pull me into and then out of my depression like mr morale and the big steppers did. when it came out, i felt like it was almost made for me, the subject matter and songs fit very well with where i was in my life. rediscovering childhood traumas and letting deep-seated shit boil over until i almost unalived. then i had to relearn to love myself, forgive myself, 100 times. i wanted to add that this climbing the mountain analogy has really reframed how i view not only the world but also my life as a whole. thank you for that.

[@omarquise1993]

Felt the same way bro. Like he knew

[@seerenita]

This was beautifully written. Thank you for sharing.

[@beeceezm9837]

Bro count me out hits my soul because my mum is late and now I feel world just counts me out.. she was the only person who didn't

[@nucents]

I can’t really listen to that album in totality because it pulls so much emotion out of me. A lot of the second half really hit home for me and I think that it’s sad that people don’t speak highly of the album. Most people want to solely be entertained and that album wasn’t made for that purpose. He really is the 🐐

[@thearmeniangamer3399]

​@@nucentsMr Morale is so overhated. Better than DAMN in my opinion. A true piece of art unlike anything other rappers have been making

[@nyeonii]

Kendrick’s ability to repeatedly reinvent his sound without sacrificing his artistic integrity is truly impressive and a rare occurrence in music today.

[@conradgavin1827]

that transition into TPAB was hilarious

[@RorinoTheGreat]

Fr😂😂

[@briivolving]

lmaooo no really

[@hevalchandler5837]

10:23 He became a different animal And the same beast

[@thesnowman2509]

lmao i remember that

[@masaki9433]

Wtf does that mean heval chandler 😐

[@hevalchandler5837]

@@masaki9433 Y O U R E W E L C O M E

[@_LUMBAGO_]

You’re welcome

[@w8nder]

This comment section funny asl 😂😂😂

[@jassygemini1]

The fact that Kendrick quoted the rapper that inspired him to really take rapping serious makes the line hit even harder

[@freedomm]

In this age of TikTok's, Kendrick is like almost single-handedly keeping full albums relevant.

[@Omardawood207]

Hell nah. This mindset is so weak. Cause Gen Z still appreciates the art of albums and artists like mf doom, Andre 3k, nas, and many more.

[@codyjackson245]

@@Omardawood207gen Z in general does not that’s why all these newer artists drop 20 plus song playlists or double albums lol there’s no 12 song full projects anymore the market no longer demands it

[@TheTriangleOffense47]

@@Omardawood207nah, I’m technically Gen Z and alot of people my age and younger don’t run up albums like they usually do. I like running thru albums when I’m in the mood to listen or in the gym, but when I’m casually listening I just put all of my songs on shuffle and listen that way. Access to all this music at once just makes it easier to flip around instead of living with one thing

[@Pixelkip]

@@TheTriangleOffense47 you're a minority, the majority of Gen Z don't know shit about music its unfortunate, not your fault either i feel bad that ya'll grew up with tik tok twitter and short form content with you at all times

[@junkiefreedom]

Draw that back some because there's an infinite amount of genres in music.. all love

[@shystaton2813]

I’ve never though of DAMN backwards that way, where Geraldo is misrepresenting his legacy, now imma listen to the album again

[@shawnt1170]

He isn’t the first rapper to make a album that can be played in reverse order

[@ArmLegLegArmHead47]

@@shawnt1170nobody said that

[@navoneel]

@@shawnt1170 Just like M.Dot47 said, 'Nobody said that'. Try to learn praising people. Just because they did them first, doesn't mean it's "Easy" to do it either or else everyone in the industry would have. People who trash on Kendrick by caling DAMN his weakest Album like the Aritsts who can't even make a project that reaches even that Level.

[@shawnt1170]

@@navoneel Damn wasn’t even the best album the year it came out relax lol you Kendrick stans are so sensitive

[@okokokokokokokokokokokokokok00]

​@@shawnt1170bro, again nobody said that. You need to chill out. While the "stans" are being sensitive you're just hating. You're no better. Just like what you like. And I'm going to say it, DAMN. was the best album of 2017.

[@modernlegacy5555]

They not like us - Kendrick Lamar

[@RorinoTheGreat]

I saw people on Twitter arguing that Drake is a better lyricist today lmao

[@sionemau20]

Can’t be a better lyricist with ghostwriters 😂😂

[@Vincinate]

Lupe said it

[@the_weeb224anime4]

@@VincinateLupe only said that bc he was mad that ppl kept saying he apologized to Kendrick like J Cole so he wants smoke with KDOT too

[@ubani-doddsjoshua]

Twitter is not a real place

[@gregai8456]

Twitter is 90% bots arguing with themselves.

[@hlogilehlogonolo5438]

Illmatic and TPAB are the greatest albums I’ve ever heard but I won’t lie the first time I heard TPAB I said “wtf is this bs” then I listened to the themes, his personal struggle the Jazz elements, survivors guilt, Perfect

[@Z4NKA1]

So you admit it’s only good if you have nothing else to listen to?

[@hyperallie01]

@Z4NKA1 no, what they're saying is that you have to actually listen to it. strange concept for drake listeners, I'm aware.

[@wilmertejada2256]

@@hyperallie01mmm mmm h

[@TallicaMan1986]

​​@@hyperallie01message and the music aren't the same. You're being somewhat intellectually dishonest if you suddenly like the music just because of the message. The music was Mid in TPAB amd the lyrics carried.

[@aareno9116]

​​@@TallicaMan1986That's an intellectually dishonest assertion. Music is completely subjective. They're saying that the music hit harder the more they paid attention to detail. You're intentionally being obtuse about it. I personally enjoyed every part of TPAB, and the composition is absolutely brilliant. It's one of the most beautifully written genre bending records you will ever find.

[@funkgremlin2765]

As a speedcuber and a hip hop fan I never expected my two worlds to collide like this

[@jeffreybuffkin9108]

It’s crazy because his personal AND artistic growth were the tools which gave him the overwhelming edge over Drake

[@mtpro2412]

*and if we do get a proper response diss from Kendrick then it's gonna be legendary* bro is a prophet

[@lorenzowillemse422]

There's really people that ague that Drake is better than this man

[@BrandNameLess]

Or even try to argue that Cole is better. Kendrick in a different than both of them.

[@freestyle9156]

I’m not one of those people but I do understand where they come from drake is more mainstream than Kendrick Yk you can jam out to his shit and not have to look to deep in to the lyrics yk Kendrick you might have to listen to the song 1-3 times before you get to understand his masterpieces but once you understand you get a deeper appreciation for his music but fsfs Cole is nowhere near them or him tbh

[@notaspeck6104]

It’s weird, because you can like something better regardless of whether it’s the best.

[@midis_touch]

This video PERFECTLY encapsulates what I’ve been feeling about the beef. He’s stacked his skill over the years and tactfully chose now to be direct. Basically his ultimate form

[@Weeewoooweeewoowee]

Bro gagging on it not even coming up for air

[@joshflynn2173]

​@@Weeewoooweeewoowee😂

[@midis_touch]

@@Weeewoooweeewoowee be original

[@Weeewoooweeewoowee]

@@midis_touch not coming up for air is original, unlike your gayness for some celebrity that doesnt know you😭

[@KennethStBrice]

​@@Weeewoooweeewooweewhile you bending over for Drake. You don't even like cake, you let Drake have that. You just want the icing. Enjoy yourself lil buddy

[@midaszay213]

KENDRICK REALLY EMBODIES THE MAMBA MENTALITY

[@icedrip6984]

Kendrick Lamar story telling, lyricism, cadence, flow and artistry is on another level.

[@jahbrae]

You totally geeked out and encapsulated my fandom of Kendrick man. Thank you for showing the growth and appreciation for one of my favorite artists of all time

[@harrisonkanellos6481]

This video is sooooo well put together, the little crossover into the cubing world was just the icing on the cake! Came at just the perfect time too.

[@Cardboard_Bot]

This video single handedly got me to listen to Kendrick Lamar’s whole discography at the perfect time, before any of the him and Drake diss tracks dropped. I also found out about and got into “I Think You Should Leave” because of your video on it, so thanks.

[@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266]

This Drake beef might be exactly what was missing to crown his career as a GOAT contender. I think he is right up there with Nas and Jay-Z rn. If he keeps the trajectory he will be the GOAT for sure.

[@chrisrhodes2]

He's surpassed them. Nas had multiple flops and Jay Z has never made an all time great album that is pure art like Nas and Kendrick

[@nathandillerharder1236]

No one talks about Black Panther, such a great album too

[@goodgrief2]

Not like us proves he's not even close to done.

[@suneatercranel5592]

One day people will see the beauty of Mrs.Morales and the big steppers. I see people saying that it's not at the same level as the rest, but I strongly disagree. This album is a work of art that you may or may not be lucky enough to discover how great it is. One day you go through something, and when you listen to the songs on this album you realize how great it is. I really hope that all of you reading this will understand the beauty of this album one day.

[@TheWorld-MyOyster]

Key words to emphasize though: *a work of ART* You’re correct, Kendrick is a pure *artist* in every sense of the word - artistic genius though, is not the same as *rap* genius, that’s the issue that hip hop purists have with this topic. Kendrick does *NOT* meet the mark of what a rap purist would define as the greatest or most skilled rapper, he’s a talented rapper for sure, his pen is highly respectable most definitely, but he is, by far, not the best to ever do it nor does he come close to having what could be considered an untouchable or even nearly untouchable pen. Like I said in another comment, Michael Jackson is regarded as untouchable artistic musical royalty, but he has never been regarded as being an untouchable singer when talking about technical skill, or even range vocally. Creative genius and technical skill are 2 entirely different things and that’s where y’all take the wrong turn in these conversations cause y’all are classing them as being the synonymous when that couldn’t be further from reality.

[@doornumb]

​@@TheWorld-MyOysteris this related to the original comment?

[@thestatusjoe9949]

5 hits, no misses. Personally my favorite is GKMC, just because that’s the album that really launched me into being a fan of hip hop and rap beyond the surface level, but every one is so incredible. I hope he keeps making music but even if he stopped now his discography is already enough to cement him as one of the goats, 5 certified classics each with an incredible level of artistry, impact, technical ability, novelty, creativity, and genuineness. Greatest rapper of the past decade easily

[@freedomm]

I listened to TPAB yesterday and I remember being astounded again at the ambition it took to conceptualise such a project.

[@JujuInFlames]

I remember being a preteen and my parents played a lot of Kendrick, I couldn’t remember the name of the song but I always had the words “every morning when I wake up, uh” play in my head. Literally took years before I looked it up and saw it was the recipe, I checked out the whole album and that genuinely changed my perspective on rap, storytelling, and how to understand an album

[@tasenova2717]

kendrick is one of the only rappers that has already avoided many of the materialism downfalls, but feels a responsibility. something most artists or rappers ever try. A kanye, or a drake, both have put off responsibilities and have went to the absurd, and meanwhile I see kendrick sit with rick rubin, just talking quietly and calmly. He represents a much higher part of spirituality and walking the boring long-term sucessful route. Kendrick will never stop improving if it goes like that. I can't think of a single rapper that has been to de-materialize the matters of their life and move within themselves and stay consistent with it. it's amazing. he is winning but it ain't glamourous. he's just a good study of life in general.

[@defnotCyancrownmusic]

DAMN. is the most brilliant and best concept album ever

[@jordanporter5833]

This is one of the best breakdowns of a artist I've seen on KZbin

[@damiangutierrez6744]

That transition to pimp a butterfly actually made me choke on my food

[@kuyebaseet6846]

This is quality, Subscribed.

[@samkochevar983]

I’ll never forget my AP music theory/jazz band teacher (in a very white Utah high school) telling the whole class we need to listen to To Pimp A Butterfly. I listened to the whole thing on a road trip that weekend and I was hooked. Still probably my favorite album. You killed it with the video! Maybe once the dust settles a bit from this beef you can make an addendum haha. It’s clear Kendrick has won, but I’m curious to see the fallout in the coming weeks and months

[@hendismutandwa1409]

that run from track 9 to 16 from Dot on TPAB will never be repeated again in rap history. NEVER.

[@lovethepandainyou]

It's been done before at least a few times TPAB, wym? Glad you enjoy the album, but don't glaze over the whole history of hip-hop, man.

[@hendismutandwa1409]

@@lovethepandainyou gimme the any other person to write that much culturally dense content and still make bangers out of it. I am entitled to my opinion and so are you homie

[@Evan-pr3bf]

this has aged more than magnificently

[@nashertv8493]

Amazing video. I never paid too much attention to Kendrick because I'm not really into the rap scene but I keep hearing about how insane his work is and I really need to give it a good listen. Also keep up the good work. I'm glad that you popped up in my recommended a while ago.

[@wedontagelikemilktho.7839]

So what do you think about it?

[@rubyreduxx]

Start with section 80. Go back and listen to overly dedicated then explore his other albums. Mind. Trip

[@sheedays]

absolutely incredible video and telling of kendrick’s story and evolution as an artist. and holy shit you made the bo burnham video too, i though i recognised your voice lol

[@randomdudewholikesmusic1640]

Meet the Grahams > Hit 'Em Up If that ain't Top 10 Status, I don't know what is.

[@agapanthus2024]

Honestly if it’s all true, then I’d go as far as to say it’s better than Ether.

[@olamideakinola7297]

Kendrick’s story is honestly one of the best examples on how a student becomes a master.

[@tallskeleton]

this dropping simultaneously with the new glorb video is huge

[@chrysanthemums4963]

This made me respect Dot even more, but also Push bc he understood the 'control' verse. The only ppl that should have felt offended (but really shouldn't but I'll give it to them) we're ppl that weren't named ( *cough* Lupe 😂😂😂). For Drake to become a lil 304 over that verse is what birthed what were seeing today.....Aubrey and his lack of self-control over his emotions will always his downfall.

[@Selfiemaki19]

I think Kendrick Lamar hit a different level of rap, that other rappers can’t hit this level. Even Eminem, Jay-Z, Nas & Andre 3000 can’t. Kendrick’s lyrical ability, storytelling, wordplays, metaphores r amazing. Plus his last album is a whole therapy, he shows that he’s a great artist too next to his rap abilities. He represents right now, what rap means. His music is and his legacy legendary. 🐐💙🙌🏻

[@TheWorld-MyOyster]

He’s definitely a descriptive lyricist and I’d even go as far as saying an artistic genius, but he’s not even close to being the greatest rapper. I hate to assume, but if these are your metrics for a what it means to be a skillful lyricist in rap, then it seems to me that you really don’t have enough of a foundational understanding or wealth of knowledge of technical ability in rap/hip hop to to draw from when it comes to having a GOAT discussion…

[@OiVjEGAz]

Bruh what? 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@Jake102realdhar]

@@OiVjEGAzfr bro💀

[@DeeMaxum]

🧢... I'm a kdot fan too but this is too far

[@Jake102realdhar]

@@DeeMaxum fr

[@zanedoellman5016]

One of my favorite parts of any song ever is at the end of 'How Much a Dollar Cost' when he says: "The nerve of Nazareth, and I'll tell you just how much a dollar cost// The price of having a spot in Heaven, embrace your loss-I am God." these lines give me chills every time and i love it so much. Its not even just the lyrics themselves, but more so his delivery. I am not a Christian and would not consider myself anywhere near religious, but this is beautiful. I think it is the most accurate portrayal of God and/or Jesus when looking at the bible in any media ever. That is also why HMaDC is easily in my top three favorite kendrick songs. The other two being 'These Walls' and 'Crown.'

[@bretgoller3389]

Aged dummy well… dawg keep making videos… you dissect art very objectively with a level of rational I think a lot of people can understand and appreciate.

[@txxvictorious4120]

bret thank you for making comments like this for artists! Honest words of praise are so powerful, and can have much wider spread affects than just for the intended audience!

[@austinarcher90]

great video! you hooked me with the opening line, "kendrick lamar is better at rapping than anyone you know is at anything," but how much do you really believe it? i would tend to agree but it's interesting how competition is so fundamental to rap and hip hop as an art form.

[@bthom5670]

Thank you for this video... I truly appreciate how you broke down Kendrick sharing his humanity introspectively through his pen while perfecting his craft (Genius&ARTIST)... Great work!

[@yungduke293]

This pop up in perfect time after all the diss tracks and catching up on all the old interviews this was hella coo to watch the break down was so on point

[@samtvmedia5066]

Kendrick music so good I usually don’t even pay attention to the words the first few listens. I just like the sound. Then the message clicks

[@TheJestersDoor]

My 2 fav Kdot songs: Never Catch Me and Auntie Diaries.

[@bluezebra2759]

Yeah... He's the chosen

[@lawrenceberkmans2006]

This is such a gatekeep worthy video but I wont, beautiful, insightful, breathtaking, I just came back scrolling on my history for like 15 mins to find this video, and its worth it, great video man!

[@paras8602]

A-MINOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[@geordiejones5618]

The Heart Part II instantly made me a Kendrick fan for life

[@Tetsuo_88]

I believe Kendrick saw this video and it motivated him to destroy drake

[@lily_nikki]

amazing video, i feel like you hit the nail on the head with his discography

[@pran_kay]

Man this video is a sooooooo insane. Well done, loved it through and through. I legit didn't want it to end. Would love for you to look into other artists in the music field as well.

[@pfftbbx4258]

watched this video on my tv and had to hop on my phone to leave a comment (i never do this) this is the best structured video essay about an artist i’ve ever seen. regardless of him being your favorite artist (mine too) i heard not one ounce of bias nor any overharsh criticism to outweigh it. i’ve been trying to explain to my friends how kendrick’s discography is untouchable by any for the past year now, even more so after the disses, but now i can just send them this video. i commend your video and will definitely check more out, but god this video was amazing. keep up the good work! 🔥

[@rk-kb5rw]

I'm 3.33 in, and already I'm like bloody hell this is well done. One of my favourite things about this beef has been finding new channels the algorithm wouldn't have shown me before!

[@lollidella7625]

The things Kendrick raps about is aligned to the culture and its roots. Its what classic and OGs like Pac rapped about. Drake is a white boy from upper middle class Canada and uses his connections from his mommy and daddy side in the industry. He also uses upcoming artists that actually live/lived that hard knoxx life to get his game up from his lingo to his ae out there. He like Tom feom the boondocks. I dont want soft closet boy fraud using the N word. He need to disappear and come back as Aubrey BBL drizzy the REAL him.

[@killerqueen5624]

Narrator: And his diss tracks were, in fact, legendary

[@FlamenhotX]

WOW this is such a well put together video, I love it when a story can be told in a way that is extremely clear to follow, and is very different to other video essays on such a well documented topic such as Kendrick's career. I really hope you continue putting out great quality content. Subscribed.

[@UnbiasedGoliath]

I came here to bask in the glory that we finally have a new King of Rap. Euphoria was hip hop changing 😂

[@braxtoncruz831]

This aged fantastically. Great video too btw. Lot of this stuff coming across my feed, but this one is excellent 👌

[@samkarim2393]

Best albums reviews of kendrick so far. Keep up the good work.

[@willemkrantz438]

Absolutely phenomenal video! I love the way you linked mastering something like the rubix cube to Kendrick mastering music, it made for an easily digestible video. Good work!

[@Smorccc]

SC2 Gen chat was the damn wild west lmfao! That clip really brought me back lol

[@a-ki-mm]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEOOO !!!! I HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING WITH MY ALBUM AND THIS REALLY MOTIVATED ME ! KEEP IT UP MY ROCK.

[@amossingh6315]

Bahahahha the timing, he’s literally solidifying and immortalizing this right now 😂

[@tommy_swim243]

Watching this after the lyrical homicide of drake

[@louiepikmin3184]

Aged like fine wine

[@Durrutitv]

Mmmm, this aged like a fine cabernet

[@brotuschgiskiller6109]

gawd damn. after the all the diss tracks this video hitts different

[@ardientedo]

Im seeing this after beff have “ended” and damm it hits even harder, he did choose violence and we where all here for it.

[@joshuatorres9772]

i too had quite an obsession with speedcubing when i was younger, now its music and the connection you made with improvement at the start of the video is something ive never seen before. keep it up man 👍🙏

[@falviagee2767]

Kendrick pure artist and Drake one who manufactures art for pure interest to gain MONEY for white corporations.

[@micstrongmusic]

Yo this video was amazing man! Great work 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Los4rmdagang4]

TPAB literally saved me from depression in 2022 because its so good and the message man i love it i been a Dot fan since 2011

[@StanleyMesser]

I loved the editing and narration of this video, super awesome thank you

[@teleiagunby1155]

This video was epic! Thank you so much for taking your time with it.

[@yrbelite8450]

Can we all agree that Kendrick became the king of rap? 😮‍💨

[@husseinferoun925]

Your account needs to be way bigger, this was a fantastic video

[@TheVeillin]

I just binged all of your videos. I am now sad that I have come to the end of it all. Amazing quality man. I hope we can get some more output but you have huge potential and skill

[@stat11]

Masterfully curation and execution my man! This was brilliant. The climb the mountain motiff was perfectly interwoven into a clear, simple coherent piece that I really appreciated. Propz!!

[@Stormcat]

You were correct about the diss being legendary my friend 😂

[@AaronFigueroa1]

Man i been a TDE fan since jay rock dropped his single with lil wayne when i was in middle school this video was a great wrap up of his time at TDE his last album to me was him signing off his TDE chapter and starting something new in his career now with pglang and baby keem

[@stemhead]

I’m passing through due to recent events but this video is incredible. Well done.

[@hypnofury8802]

This video is crazy insightful thank you for making this !

[@Erac999]

This is so professional nice vid bro

[@gof_stylez3119]

beautiful video. ill definitely be showing this to my friends

[@SayisSaying]

I really love your long form content man! Whether it's kendrick or spongebob, I could listen to you talk for hours im so serious

[@giovannicasillas433]

Not like Us

[@Seminole-Patriot]

Fantastic video, great job!!

[@VantaVoid7]

Im really glad I watched this video. I did not believe someone could write about how much of an amazing rapper and artist Mr. Duckworth truly is in such a short video essay, but yet you did in 23 minutes. The comparison with Rubrick's cubes and Kendrick's album is magnificent as they are both complex to understand how to solve at first and require growing your understanding of things to do so!