noisey Bompton 犯罪都市コンプトン・ヒップホップ・シーンの現在 ①

【コンプトン・ヒップホップ TOPICS】
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カリフォルニア州南部に位置する街コンプトン（Compton）。アメリカで最も危険な都市の1つとして知られ、2006年の調査では、セントルイス、デトロイト、フリントに次ぐ全米ワースト4位、さらに人口10万人未満の都市では、ワースト1位の犯罪都市と発表された。なかでもギャングの抗争による殺人事件で悪名高く、ロサンゼルスで結成されたブラッズ（Bloods）とクリップス（Crips）のアフリカ系アメリカ人による「2大ストリートギャング」を中心に、殺人、強盗、麻薬取引などの凶悪犯罪が日常的に発生している。1980年代には、悪名高きギャングスタ・ラップ・グループ、N.W.A.が登場。昨年公開されたグループの自伝映画『ストレイト・アウタ・コンプトン』は、ミュージシャンの自伝映画としては史上最大の興行収入を記録したのも記憶に新しい。一時に比べると犯罪は減少しているが、未だロサンゼルスのガイドブックでは、「絶対に行ってはいけない場所」として、注意喚起されている。
クリップスの「C」を認めないブラッズの面々は、なんでも頭文字を「B」に替え、「コンプトン(Compton）」を「ボンプトン（Bompton）」と呼ぶ。そんな現在の「ボンプトン」ヒップホップ・シーンを牽引しているのが、ケンドリック・ラマー（Kendrick Lamar）。2012年にメジャーデビューを果たし、アルバム『To Pimp A Butterfly』（2015）と『untitled unmastered』（2016）は全米1位を獲得。更に2016年第58回グラミー賞では、最多11部門にノミネートされ、最優秀ラップアルバムなどの5部門を受賞するほどのビッグスターへと成長した。しかもコンプトン出身でありながら、犯罪や刑務所の類いにはいっさい関わらず、真摯に音楽に取り組むその姿勢は、悪名高いこの街のキッズたちに新たな可能性を示している。
もちろんケンドリック・ラマーによって収まりはしない。コンプトン・シーンは未だに混沌としており、実際、ケンドリック・ラマーの友人たちも不慮の死を遂げている。一体「ボンプトン」とはどんな街なのか。どこに向かっているのか。ケンドリック・ラマーを中心に、現在の「ボンプトン」を探る。
第一回は、ケンドリック・ラマーとそのクルー、そして彼の幼馴染であり、元ギャングのリル・エル（Lil L）が登場。
原題：noisey Bompton Part 1 （2016）
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[@pray2primo]

Who here after whooping feet?

[@TamiaPeach]

🖐🏾🖐🏾🖐🏾🖐🏾

[@justincooper6037]

Please explain the reference dawg if ya don’t mind

[@chieflo_vee7955]

@@justincooper6037It’s an old school LA saying. Basically means I’ll beat yo ass. Whoop you out of your shoes. Whoopin feet.

[@Poopcopy]

@@justincooper6037Kendrick’s euphoria diss track

[@dmoody4628]

Meeee

[@gobot581]

a famous child actor who acts tough versus someone who came up tough but has a positive message.

[@friedkake1876]

Lmao

[@ltx383]

Someone always trying to sign up for some bs lol. D riders picking sides lol.

[@finnessejets4231]

Kendrick really from the soil…its a lot harder to make it out than you think when you coming fron poverty

[@desiredrapfilms]

Well put

[@chefajmwz3492]

When U raised from all that, the last thing U really wanna be is a product of your environment

[@epictubegamer]

Dude went from growing up in compton to winning a pulitzer

[@anonymous_dot_com2326]

Talk about inspiration

[@donteventryit007]

Wow.... Just...wow

[@markroberts8341]

Definitely the goat off that alone. People writing books their whole life were shell-shocked 😂😂😂

[@griffurlife7829]

Exactly that’s why everyone knew drake really ain’t worth this beef but Kdot STILL delivered dat pure A5 Wagyu whoopin 🐐🤌🏽 and he did it with the west on his back?? Nah STOP PLAYING WITH HIM! HE REALLY LIKE THAT!! 🤫IC👻

[@Sravan.Allopi]

Through his ability to touch on soul, blues, jazz as well as hip hop and rap - this guy is a modern lyrical wizard

[@RonaldJames-eo2hc]

That whiteboy interviewing Kendrick got more respect in the hood than Drake lol

[@JuanDaDonRealTV]

Facts nah frfr 😂😂😂😂

[@FrogeFella]

Drakes bbl would get stuck if he tried to hop that fence

[@jazminhegyvari8286]

So true

[@happilyunorthodox6071]

Right!!

[@RonaldJames-eo2hc]

​@@FrogeFella& he looks calm to, he doesn't look scared or nervous like Drake. You can tell just by his body language that he really is used to those types of environments & he gets along well with the gang members.

[@tnkuzi]

Who else speaks English and randomly got this in their recommended? Edit: wow 6k hi guys

[@satanicbomb4499]

Bro, is a better feeling if u are latinoamerican kakajaks lml

[@kadencemay4969]

There used to be an American version of this video and I’m just wondering where it went cos it’s a great video

[@WhiteElephantPower]

Same lol

[@vincebay1798]

Why is there always a dumb ass comment like this? Because it goes on what u might click on. Don’t be confused that the system outsmarted you

[@tnkuzi]

@@vincebay1798 Cope the English version is down

[@mr.kingzy4735]

Who here after “not like us” 😂🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kwakumiller7323]

🎱

[@cityboy2k5]

💯

[@troycopeland5156]

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@rd0676]

I know that track prolly got this hood in a chokehold rn 😭😭😭

[@b00giebluud]

🙋🏿‍♂️

[@braindeadbasil]

This is who Drake likes to cosplay as

[@MatthewZmusician209]

Kendrick made some wild comments on drakes life on those diss tracks , I doubt Kendrick or any of his friends will do anything about that or even do something to Drake. Kendrick exposed Drake for shit all gangs do. Kendrick won’t actually make a move against Drake like someone who is actually about it . Kendrick and Drake are pop rappers .

[@slug8914]

⁠@@MatthewZmusician209 No shi, Kendrick isn’t stupid as it shows in this video. I have family from westside piru in carson, just south of compton. You speak as if you know what these fools will and won’t do you aint from no where. What does Kendrick have to gain from shooting one of the biggest celebrities in the world? you’re a bot.

[@slug8914]

@@MatthewZmusician209 Drake is “CANADIAN” wtf do they got to do with the ganbang capital LA. Drake came to america and hopped on the culture as kdot been saying. Even lil wayne told drake to keep it canadian.

[@Forever1mthatg1rl]

@@MatthewZmusician209Calling Kendrick Lamar a pop rapper is insane. You obviously don’t listen to Kendrick 😂😂

[@MatthewZmusician209]

@@Forever1mthatg1rl I don’t listen to pop rappers, homie yapping about his gay aunt. He “exposing” Drake for shit all street gangs do and that’s a “dis” lol homie really ain’t about it, his friends might be but not him.

[@DJ9ER1]

Drizzy can’t compare to these people specially that backyard….That backyard tells u everything

[@cazharalovett2510]

Agreed

[@ninety12]

Ain't like us

[@ShilohLopez-gc8sx]

@@ninety12 you aren’t them either probably drakes cousin white boy

[@ShilohLopez-gc8sx]

@@ninety12 bro got anime pfp and nerd uploads. Stop

[@DavidReyes-vr3sg]

I been in Compton a few times, I have familia there, shit there is crazy, a whole different lifestyle.

[@marktawjoeram4046]

Here after Euphoria

[@skm023]

Here after not like us

[@theonepunk]

Such a legend

[@Red97Cafe]

I was already 7 years ago here

[@donottouch2392]

Fake fans forreals

[@Red97Cafe]

@@donottouch2392 Go and Listen to Drake pussy as With Boy Drake fanboy

[@nickolasecker9596]

“Started from the bottom” always triggered me. Drake was living the exact life that most teens in the middle and lower class dreamed of. “Nuhh I had to borrow my uncles Acura and he wouldn’t let me keep it out late”. Meanwhile a man from an area riddled with gang violence, where most people will had personally known victims of gun violence, still maintains a more positive message. Generally, except for when it comes to dismantling the biggest crybaby in music.

[@kaelthunderhoof5619]

Even we have no gangs here but most of us lived in poverty. I finished my school and can go descent in life but Drake's "bottom" looks like a dream life for me lol.

[@RifleEyez]

Yeah, OVO n***as is d**k riders Tell ’em run to America to imitate heritage, they can't imitate this violence

[@Chev427BB]

yeah, if anyone started from the bottom it was Kendrick. He got out of there against all odds, and this video is just a snapshot of the conditions he had to grow up in. Aubrey has no respect for what people actually go through at the bottom, he's blinded by his own ego and only sees what's around him. There are so many people who would love to see what Aubrey had at his lowest.

[@balmainrichard1335]

Bruh this is silly. It's all about perspective. You can be born in the hills and still have obstacles and hurdles because of your perspective. Drake may have not been born in Compton but his perspective from where he was as a child to a single-mom and as an actor scouting for work to where he is now; he sees it as coming from the bottom to the top. It's ALL PERSPECTIVE. We outchea playing oppression Olympics and wearing our poor/humble backgrounds as a badge of honour when in truth no one cares. No one asked our parents to have sex and make babies while living in a shit hole. I was born in the hood too, just letting yall know. This isn't coming from a privileged perspective

[@RifleEyez]

@@balmainrichard1335 yes the bottom indeed lmao

[@eticonsultingsg7624]

Here after kendrick dropped that nuke on drake

[@SKAMGOD]

Which one lol

[@ms.daniel3155]

Me too.. 🎉

[@hugh_jasso]

He's dropped five bombs on Drake's head. Which one you talkmbout?

[@donottouch2392]

I came to see all the loser who are now becoming kdot fans 🤡

[@mryoung6090]

@@donottouch2392funny. I came to see a clown and here you are.

[@OK-ym1qe]

Most old videos of kendrick lamar are aging well while drakes videos are aging bad for him lol. I love it.

[@Forever1mthatg1rl]

Crazy how a man with Piru gang ties from Compton has less dirt on him than a privileged child star from Toronto. Crazy 😂😂

[@ZetaMoolah]

@@Forever1mthatg1rlthe choices we make in our various circumstances define our character

[@heartofthecityyclothing]

Calling Kendrick “an average student” just further proves that the school system fails OUR COMMUNITY. A kid that talented had to find an alternative route to get his talent out to the world.

[@JamilaCrockett]

Yep that comment made me cringe…Howard Stern did research and saw he was almost an A student Even if he was average overcoming everything he experienced plus getting through school makes him and his homies exemplary

[@cosmicrae]

Maybe he shoulda said normal student. Like he's just a normal student but a great writer.

[@adangarcia7024]

i think your misunderstading the prompt they are implying that every student can great that Kendrick is like everyone else as Kendrick himself trys so show he is human that every student is capable of great things that you need to strive for it no matter your background

[@afrlyrc]

who is here after Not LIKE US ???

[@KEVEONISEYE]

Yesirrrr

[@femiyarts7976]

I

[@larrymulligans]

Me

[@sibulelojoni3207]

Me🙋‍♂️

[@AnimalAlmighty]

😂

[@kylegriffith7895]

Here after "Like thats" verse

[@captaincoon_]

here after "Not Like Us"

[@official_theo5671]

@@captaincoon_me too this man lived the life fr

[@sagiebob]

Drake could never

[@dhiaezd_theone1777]

Fr.

[@Mzstanley87]

Never what? Live in the hood? Be surrounded by gang members? Are we celebrating black excellence or gang members… yall sick

[@shakibali5766]

Kendrick up rn but you glazing

[@RealWorldTainment_]

Lmao never

[@anonymous_dot_com2326]

​@@shakibali5766 ovhoe

[@VontezPerfect]

What made an impression from this the first time I saw it ... Kenny's fit. White t-shirt, sweatpants, socks and slides, no jewelery no flex ... not trying to outshine any of his friends. He'd be the last person you'd guess was a rapper.

[@griffurlife7829]

EXACTLY lil to prove but all the heart to give! Drake could never come off soo humble and it shows whenever he interacts with anyone of his fans! (Unless they under 17) 🤫IC👻

[@traceywright1513]

Yeah that’s not who he is… he’s real simple

[@thecanadakid7622]

nobody's actually wearing that stuff there, that would be crazy. He is not above being a target even with his friends around.

[@traceywright1513]

@@thecanadakid7622we do wear them but when ur successful we don’t need all that jewelry all the time, we just live a simple life.

[@EASFromTheWest]

@@traceywright1513damn so u grew up in compton too i grew up in the east bay norcal i was kept from the streets but still a lot of people had a hustle in my old town

[@dashuntas.m4045]

Ironic how the guy who grew up around that real gang life doesn’t glorify it but the half Jewish guy who was a child actor raised by a white, Jewish mother in an affluent neighbourhood in Toronto raps like he’s about that life

[@sebastianherrera6514]

Was there really a need to say Jew in this comment? Not a diss, just a question

[@madeofmandrake1748]

​​@@sebastianherrera6514​ I believe there's footage out there showing Drake pretending to be christian to appeal to a wider audience. Him faking religious views was part of the allegations on Meet the Grahams at least.

@ madeofmandrake1748 bagel or gentile it’s all the same

[@JQAlchemist]

Respect to Vice to translating this story into other languages. The whole world deserves to be educated in what goes on in the lives of not just Kendrick, but the city of Compton as a whole.

[@julian5711]

@@stepper6643 aint nothin special about yo punC ass city either

[@chiemxerxobi]

@@stepper6643 that’s def cap

[@alexandrebaron2951]

its legit vice Japan lol

[@12345oce]

Only a few care

[@rickard767]

Why? why bring more attention to some ghetto area?

[@triplefried]

Drake wouldn't know about this life at all

[@sbdent.4321]

Drake become more street with age. He’s moving backwards

[@marcell3891]

​@@sbdent.4321because of his black colleagues

[@demetriharlan5887]

This is a real ass LA back yard.

[@miket7787]

Their backyards are the only place that actually looks hood lol. Walk out front to a nicely trimmed lawn, flowers and palm trees 😂

[@demetriharlan5887]

@@miket7787 I know, I have family all over LA.✌

[@matthewpelayo4003]

@@miket7787 don’t let them palm trees fool you mane one wrong turn it’s over

[@peaceandfood7952]

@@miket7787 they should come on vacation on the east coast nyc, jersey, DC they are gonna be depressed 😂😂😂

[@Devdavis32]

@@miket7787 typical person who thinks hoods has to be universally a specific look.

[@Broadkill54]

It’s hilarious that Drake thought he could really go back and forth with a guy who was really from that struggle that he portrays as a character.

[@HOTPLATEGAMING]

Here after the “meet the grahams” diss

[@IIllIlIlIIlll]

“Fuck I’m tired of this shit, I’m tired of fuckin running, im tired of this shit, my brother homie” gives me chills fr🔥🔥

[@ChillyMack-ez6lo]

Exactly.

[@KLIFFWORLDTV]

Guess we’re all back here for the same reason..

[@dirtydan8746]

"I could hit the gate"

[@davidlawrence4351]

Lol... his delivery is so good🤣🤣🤣

[@hi-br5vm]

"On bompton i could hit the gate blood"

[@haystacksniperr]

Drake wasn’t lying Kendrick really is big in Japan

[@isaiahrios8311]

Why did they remove the ENTIRE version especially in the US???

[@RudeKami]

it's privated...

[@bossdoggg698]

Drake got it removed 🤣

[@ivanvasquez6562]

@@bossdoggg698😂 facts #69god

[@TheSnoozeFox]

Drake prolly had it taken down😂

[@jayb310]

Vice went under

[@Anthony-iv7de]

Drake cant fw this level of authenticity

[@BuddhaBoomer]

Beautiful thing to see such a wealthy individual still kickin it with the G’s in the hood and keepn humble

[@Moneyg73]

As long as he keeps his grass cut. Nipsey death still got me shook.

[@roscoeschickenandwaffles6317]

It's actually a very horrible decision. You see them 10 dudes behind him? Broke as f$$* and all jealous deep down. One day they will plot on him

[@ibaIIhog]

@@roscoeschickenandwaffles6317 they not broke lmao

[@roscoeschickenandwaffles6317]

@@ibaIIhog oh true.. I can tell by the neighborhood and the dude sitting in front of them lol

[@eliduncan-high3824]

@UCAZH4rUm-r7_x9cBl2kGtQA you sound dumb. Kendrick didn't come back to flex on his homies. In this interview he is wearing a white shirt and sweatpants lmao. If you actually listened to Kendrick's songs he talks about how he feels like he dosen't influence his city and he feels like he abandoned them. Compton is Kendrick's home and his new found influence is making his city better. Just listen to the poem at the end of Mortal Man it says the same thing I'm saying

[@Pinesy]

このメッセージはグーグル翻訳から書かれたので完璧ではないかもしれませんが、アメリカから日本のみんなに挨拶したかっただけです

[@user-th4tv4ko7b]

完璧な翻訳だよ。

[@DarthTalon66]

Hello

[@CCXLINKS]

🎌🎆

[@Revjuan14]

💯

[@nastyNRT1]

😋✨

[@TheHajinator]

Watching this it’s kind of crazy how Drake even had the gall to talk about Kendrick ‘banging a set’ when he chose to live a better life

[@matthewalderink8180]

Blows my mind that the reporter wasn't aware of this world because the hood is never far away even if you live in a nice neighborhood the hood could be 3 miles from were you live the hoods never far

[@rafizxDx]

Yes but this is different. Depending on the state a hood could be lower income housing, some people doing hard drugs, and the local drug dealer but going from that to multiple killings, drive bys, and a plug on basically every corner is completely different. On one end the people living there know what happens but it's very dl, on the other hand it's brazen and violent. Those are enormous differences.

[@kingjet5123]

There's places in Baltimore where there are 300 thousand dollar townhomes 2 blocks away from a dope strip

[@P0k3D0nd3M4cG]

@@kingjet5123 lol 300k isn't even high

[@kingjet5123]

@@P0k3D0nd3M4cG first off that's the starting prices. Secondly, yes the hell it is for a townhomes 2 blocks away from the projects and a dope strip and lastly I guarantee you don't have 300 thousand in the bank or make 300 thousand a year but cool story anyway

[@P0k3D0nd3M4cG]

@@kingjet5123 you act like people pay cash for a house 😂 average house in THE HOOD in California is $380k. Ya'll got it good out there if higher-end options are only $300k. You realize that's only $21k with 3% down + closing fees, right? With Biden's incentive, you only need $6k to get a $300k house. Someone's clearly never tried to buy a house before 😂😂

[@zyoshida6850]

やっぱり音楽が生まれる背景を知ると、一気に深みが増すね。英語だとあんまり聞き取れないから字幕付きの動画もっとたくさん出て欲しい。

[@killamelrah2476]

Ofng

[@michaelleon7643]

Word up G!

[@_human_1946]

It's ironic how the Eastern European model of English education (playing CS:GO multiplayer or something) works better than the Japanese model (studying for exams)

[@yrntj1927]

@@killamelrah2476😂😂😂😂

[@Amandaaa659]

アメリカのヒップホップにはそのような文化的意義があります。貧困、銃暴力、人種差別はヒップホップコミュニティで大きな役割を果たしています。そして、それは多くのラップで言及されています。日本、韓国、さらには中国などの他の国のヒップホップは、アメリカのヒップホップと比較されることはありません。それは賞賛されるべきですが、盗まれることはありません。

[@Vivacomunismo]

You dont know how correct you are

[@noahpeck3104]

This was so well said truly!

[@ultimatemodernconsumercurator]

❤️

[@12MXC]

Yeah, me too!

[@BlaccBerryX]

Wow….so y’all do understand…

[@shawnsteed4140]

It's crazy this popped up on my timeline during the Kendrick vs Drake beef🤔

[@AA-pk2ww]

始まり方が異次元の格好良さ

[@user-ez5ls1xg7e]

まず詩から書いてたってのがやばいよね あっちではあるあるらしいが

[@itsmek0da114]

SNOOOOOP

[@marioreyes5816]

What

[@moderndaysothoman]

Bro like fr

[@joshcramer6086]

@@itsmek0da114 snoop is a lame skinny snitch. He’s a boy always.

[@darrienscott7048]

Lived in Tokyo for 6 years in the military and still go back every year to see my kids and I love Tokyo as a whole but the hip hop culture there is amazing. I recommend everyone go out there and visit the clubs and functions there. Its different.

[@60kShots]

Wait u go see yo kids yearly ?

[@screamingeagle11b]

Marine?

[@rayman-wt6sf]

@@60kShots that's pretty good. I'm in Hawaii but haven't seen my kids since Oct 2019.

[@kerrixoxo461]

@@60kShots Japan is far and expensive to travel to.

[@dmints1632]

That's not even mentioning the women and the love that they show Black men. I was in the Navy and stationed there for 4 years. Lawd have mercy!!

[@jordanbreitkopf7366]

his vocal performance is on point even in this interview

[@thabokgwele5268]

How?

[@cheezyace448]

@@thabokgwele5268how he sounds, future sounds like that too

[@oliverhwd]

Kendrick real. Drake manufactured fake. That should end all comparisons right there. Never mind the fact that someone else writes Drakes shit

[@mrnoname_2193]

What I love most about Kdot is his story, his influence, and his humbleness. Like he has almost 100 mil and lives in a normal Cali Suburban house and doesn’t weigh his neck down with chains and doesn’t wear expensive cloths. He’s literally wearing slides joggers and a white tee.

[@nicosekano5942]

This is 5 years old

[@mrnoname_2193]

@@nicosekano5942 yeah but what I said still stands with him

[@treypain5082]

Ahahah because he has an image to keep bahahah

[@mrnoname_2193]

@@treypain5082 huh wym

[@ABCRapster]

@@treypain5082 even so, it would be super easy to be tempted to live a lavish lifestyle like a typical rapper would.

[@astrostar7018]

There is no way that Aubrey’s culture vulture can understand that

[@nikesbeast]

They’re protecting king Kendrick at all costs

[@fatman1498]

How every hood should when someone make it out

[@user-pr8en4uc7k]

As they should💪🏿💪🏿

[@thegreatestmantoevrwlkthep9986]

That’s their bankroll… smh idiots

[@OGEJR154]

50 percent cut to feel comfortable 💰

[@joserocha9081]

​@@OGEJR154"You signed to a n' that's signed to a n' that said he's signed to that n' "

[@JaySee8866]

Definitely a real one. Kdot steering youth away from his childhood upcoming, drizzy tryna dip into it. 😂😂

[@RegReg02]

facts. glorifying it and shi. dude is corny asl

[@meechboss3931]

​@@RegReg02glorifying it and he wasn't even from it raps angry for no reason real nighas know what understood doesn't even need to be said

[@derekblanky9716]

My man said "I could hit the gate". Hes about to become a westside piru

[@1krazyking]

“Fight back [REDACTED] fight back”

[@ThePicelessOne]

Yes hitting the gate was some real ish

[@nappyslayer]

I love how they will connect him to gang life but won’t mention his connection to the Most High.

[@slowas-hell7933]

Bro there white.

[@JohnDoe-ts9wr]

Ever since Kendrick started wearing his hair with curls on the side dressing like a hebrew I don't see him on t.v. no more..

[@yourtrappedinmygenjutsu]

Not everyone believes in god idiot

[@nappyslayer]

@@yourtrappedinmygenjutsu I’m not talking about everyone idiot. Kendrick does and I’m point out how they rather highlight his gang affiliations but won’t talk about his affiliation to the 12 tribes of Israel.

[@JohnDoe-ts9wr]

@@nappyslayer 😂😂😂

[@lalochavalo7921]

Interviewer: can we get into that alley?? L: you wanna hit the gate?? 😏 Interviewer: I can hit the gate 🤓

[@coreymichael1880]

Kendrick writes the stories of his people from the streets and the oppression pushed upon them. He’s a poet from the streets striving to ignite the spark for this generation and the next. Drake could never understand this life. Only through the pictures painted by Kendrick’s pen like the rest of us.

[@wouldntleave8994]

いままでのシリーズで一番アツイ

[@katlegomoatlhodi8228]

🤔😶😬🤨

[@markevans215]

Looking back at all this, it’s funny that I bought “yea the Pirus are just cool with Kendrick but he’s not one of them.” What a unique reversal of marketing tho. That’s respectable af.

[@DonYoGi8331]

They his family

[@johnguava]

Wtf kind of rapper looks at this and goes, “yea he’s the one to battle”

[@SamanthaTyson-kw2sc]

A OVHOE!

[@idiyahhhmean6666]

Seeing this interview brings back so much high school nostalgia.

[@moushi1114]

C.R.E.A.M聴いても分かるけど、悪くなりたくて悪いことをしている黒人なんて本当に少ないんですよね。 生きるために悪事しかなかったりする環境が普通。日本のラッパーは全てではないにしろ、その強いられた悪の背景も見ずに何故か憧れて自分から悪ぶってしまう。そこに見苦しさが見て取れるのが残念。

[@user-mr5td2uc6p]

ホントに同意します。ストリートを良しとするHIPHOPは本来のHIPHOPに思えないです。 成り上がるからかっこいいんだと思います。

[@user-lu4yd3kr3t]

大リーグへ渡ったむねりんは「環境のせいにする奴はクソです」と断言してました。

[@cuminc]

moushi1114 日本限定で話されてますけど世界中に広まってるカルチャーですよ。あと悪ぶってるわけじゃなく、彼らはヒップホップに感銘を受けているとあなたの思考を変えてみては？日本から柔道や剣道が世界に広がっているように、ヒップホップも同じですよ。

[@LLL-iq8ml]

ヒップホップカルチャーっていうけど中途半端だし。日本だと。 申し訳ないけど、見た目も悪い。なんでかな。

[@user-ic1sh5kk3o]

cuminc 悪ぶるのがhiphopカルチャーなんて勘違いしてるやつがいるからこうなる。hiphopは事実と感情をブレンドしてつたえりゃいいのにそこに悪を無理矢理スパイスしようとするのが日本のだせーラッパーやリスナー。そもそもが間違ってる

[@podtetra8247]

歌詞もそうだが、kendrickは声も良い。 FLOWも乗せ方も、rhymeの置き所もね。

[@dimensionaluniverse5215]

Who here after 6:16 in LA and Meet the grahams and They Not Like Us it’s a slaughter on Drakes soul

[@lovejoymachingura6905]

Who is here after "Not like us"? 😎

[@kame_ch4n519]

OPがかっこよすぎる

[@yojandry5804]

i wish i could understand what these japanese people say lmao

[@razzi4768]

Same

[@MatheusRocha-yl5ks]

Ye

[@Itsnotanymore-ku7dz]

Quick google translate shows a lot of these ppl are in admiration towards Kendrick

[@TONEakaSHOW]

Just know Asians love hip hop, Wu Tang proved that

[@khalilwalker6715]

My first motorcycle vlog 🏍🚀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2aTkHiAa9VjjtU

[@devinoten3377]

Good kid maad city is arguably my fav album period. I still love the several projects that came after around DAMN. Man is an incredible artist. I grew up seeing shit that if I didn't understand then, I'd understand it later.

[@Thab06]

Man he has an album dropping if you didn't know. Prepare yourself its bout to get crazy

[@devinoten3377]

@@Thab06 all we need is albums from the goats 🐐

[@sf7862]

To pimp a butterfly is my favourite

[@KaylonNaugle]

Listen to 'SEC80' its 🔥 & his EP is good tho

[@urgodmoon]

this was an incredible interview.

[@lil_rena_]

ケンドリックをグラセフで聴いた時はとても嬉しかったです。

[@arod5215]

You can look at K. Lamar and see the wisdom he has

[@desmondmarshall7384]

Good interview.

[@Jonesybabie]

Who here after Meet the Grahams is the real question!!! 😱

[@defrancoharris3830]

I'm glad k is on top better him than someone who does not bring reality struggles in his music

[@Imran-zb7xm]

Agree 😅

[@Gg-oo1wg]

これに限らず海外のジャーナリストとかはちゃんと色々調べてから質問してるんだよな

[@MrDoubleT123]

Eye opening fr, Drake chose the wrong one

[@KoldAsHell]

Been a minute since we seen good content like this. Remember when it came out I wanna say that might have played it on Vice at one point

[@theblackmoth1111]

This is a real documentary. Content creators copy and paste articles on KZbin voice over doesn’t compare to real life footage and interviewing. Bring this style back !

[@KoldAsHell]

@@theblackmoth1111 I agree 3000%%

[@eastafrika728]

The problem is that the high school curriculum does not teach real economically viable skills and owning businesses, factories or labs and no research, instead it is a preparation to pay collage fees.

[@hugoballs2376]

so deep incredible

[@GhostlyTeehee]

Public school was originally set up to ready people to work in factories (was a push from the buisness lobby), that's why it's so repetitive. Economically viable skills change every 5 years--thats why this old model of schooling no longer works.

[@eastafrika728]

@@GhostlyTeehee at the end of the day, if you pan out and look, they are just making money off the people and leaving the rest to fight for scraps in a wasteland, they have commodified the sharing of Information, research and manufacturing, effectively cutting off black people from being American in substance, while funding bounty hunters and paramilitary police and veterans of war, to hunt and kill kids who are fending for themselves.

[@GhostlyTeehee]

@@eastafrika728 the masters tools cannot remove the masters shed. We cannot fall into the trap of believing their way of making money is the way forward for us. Fighting this oppression needs new models of community and economy--which can only be created through critical thinking, empathy, logical deduction, a humanities education, etc. Kids needs skills such as these that prepare kids for an ever changing and uncertain world. These skills aren't present in a STEM focused environment, where the main focus is job training--not human development. A focus on employable skills gets us back to the old issue of public schools churning our factory workers.

[@eastafrika728]

@@GhostlyTeehee that is very clear understanding, empathy is the key word in your reply.

[@punkdadash1298]

my thing is y’all are judging these gang members and not realizing that some people did not choose this but was raised into this. children can be raised into gang violence, gang mentality, poverty. a “gang” could be one’s normal, “the hood” can be all someone knows. for some it’s a choice for some they born into it you can’t call Kendrick a hypocrite he reps where he’s from he can preach positivity around these thugs and gang members because that’s what they need personally in THERE life. it don’t matter if they working or not so it’s weird to see y’all calling him a hypocrite and talking shit about his friends. it don’t matter what life they lead and how they leaving they deserve better and great things and please refer to these men as people and not “gangsters” they may look like em but these are young men. human beings. Kendrick friends. have some respect

[@abubakarumarsani5439]

drake can never speak half deep like this... EVER!

[@JuanDaDonRealTV]

Facts

[@josezarate4862]

Ahhh it’s been years since I’ve been on this video, it’s good to be back 💯

[@ancient_swag]

GTAのラジオで流れた時は嬉しかったな

[@user-yo4lh3ex4c]

お前ならヘッドショットしやすそう

[@vruuun9860]

HaShIr111 - 逆じゃね

[@SW-by3yt]

JUNK.SIDE.MOB. called Compton

[@MARK_Dubz]

続編上げてくださいお願いします

[@LCK09201]

ケンドリックラマーを初めて聞いたのは中学生の時に聴いたハンブルからだった。ビートに挿入される警告音のようなものにびっくりした。カッコよすぎだろこのビートって。

[@4x_bass]

mike will made it最高

[@adamgereluk6477]

I know the secrets, every other rapper sexually abused I see 'em daily buryin' they pain in chains and tattoos So listen close before you start to pass judgement on how we move Learn how we cope, whenever his uncle had to walk him from school His anger grows deep in misogyny

[@Kal-El207]

Yeah baby!!! Preach that shit!!

[@theshowstopper979]

I'm about to listen to that album again and again shit is deep

[@jehovanahblahoua771]

@@Kal-El207 it’s Kendrick

[@SDuce3]

@@jehovanahblahoua771 what song

[@jehovanahblahoua771]

@@SDuce3 Mother I Sober

[@elujee760]

ヒップホップ第3弾待ってました！

[@SandStormXII]

Interesting

[@jescorpizo7614]

I miss Viceland. The perfect stoner channel

[@hotcumodity7777]

💯💯🤣

[@nauchx]

great interview

[@raionik1202]

"You just actin' like an activist, it's make-believ Don't even go back to your hood and plant no money trees"🤡🤡🤡drake lies like this then we support to believe anything he says

[@Amac_22]

This was 7 years ago..😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🦉🦉🦉

[@RegReg02]

@@Amac_22 the owl afterward like you apart of the team is wild😂😂😂 he don't know you

[@Amac_22]

@@RegReg02 funny thing is I have met him before , briefly ,but I bet he remembers it . Nice try goofy

[@RegReg02]

@@Amac_22 and i met John Cena before when i was a kid, so that suuuurely means he knows me. get outta dream world dawg💀🤦🏾‍♂️ this is embarrassing for a grown man to be acting like this. you not part of the team 😂😂 clown

[@schizothread]

@@Amac_22 he got too many images of underage girls floating around in his memory to remember you bro

[@YamaoV]

どうしたらケンドリックラマーみたいな渋くてカッコいい声になるんだろ… これが本当のイケボだろ

[@thaddeusmaurmauex1846]

English?

[@user-qh2fy7ce5z]

@@thaddeusmaurmauex1846 Kendrick so cute

[@user-bj6km8rk3u]

@@user-qh2fy7ce5z くそわろたてきというなww

[@talk4716]

@@thaddeusmaurmauex1846 お前生まれなきゃ良かったんだよ

[@bless3129]

@@user-qh2fy7ce5z He has awesome voice

[@calvinchiulele]

A crip recognizin' Bompton and the good rappers comin' out there 👌🏾

[@giovanniflash123]

I can’t wait to see what the new album sounds like

[@cosmicrae]

Love the documentary. Fair.

[@oc5893]

Facts Keep up The Great Work!

[@gfunk3441]

②をずっと待っているのですが、いつごろになりますでしょうか・・ もしＵＰされていたらすいません。

[@peteypabalito]

I remember first seeing jay worthy when this first came out great to see him goin up 🤟🏾

[@peter-lq7jo]

there used to be an english version of this, what happened to it? I cant find it on youtube anymore hmm

[@user-hg2fx3gg3o]

話すだけで映画の冒頭のような男スヌープドッグ

[@Zbychu93]

@Daniel Rabbits 😂😂😂

[@luanfernando3751]

Yeah man i think the same

[@EternalResonance]

djdownendkekekekwkmsbxuxnenizkendjdjnebsjdjvmsnndjxjejnsxjjdnenndkkkwjsndjjs

[@siotasila8110]

@@Zbychu93 q p64646pp1 2nd

[@siotasila8110]

@@Zbychu93 =au

[@user-hi8jq7jd2o]

これの続編見たいですね。そう思い続けて１年以上・・・もうアップされないのでしょうね。

[@edsid15]

Dot not a banger but he not a stranger to the funk nether. His homies are bloods and some of his musical homies are crips. He simply was a child with gifts who grew up in a tough upbringing, but your can hear his grit and humbleness in his music.

[@dariuslashawngillis]

Cool seeing Westside Boogie, and Jay Worthy in the background 🫡.

[@OfficialHeartofthecity]

Drake doesn’t have a back story that’s relatable

[@jasonwade398]

Super facts...

[@Pdog7293]

Here after not like us

[@mmafiemc]

Bro has that thousand yard stare that only others with that stare recognise. That why Aubs misteped under the direction of Juicen Strange

[@MelMelx365]

This is dope, I missed this gem

[@joro808]

I was blessed to grow up listening to kenny

[@abdulraheemakanbi28]

here after “meet the grahams”🫤

[@TopGKev]

Blessed to have gotten recommended this… despite the language barrier

[@Mr12600]

“Don’t even go back to your hood and plant no money trees” 5:46 most humble rapper. He gives back more than we will ever know cuz he does it in silence

[@griffurlife7829]

This new generation just had there world shakin 💯👑🐐🔥🤫IC👻