The Kendrick Lamar and Radiohead Albums Theory

[@EatsUsedTP]

now we just need Radiohead to diss BBL Drizzy

[@SockiSkateboards]

Imagine Tom Yhorke dissing drake

[@nadiadominique2530]

@@SockiSkateboardswould be a masterclass

[@crytstalcrust]

radiohead would diss themselves

[@EatsUsedTP]

@@crytstalcrust YES

[@minorfrac2886]

Kendrick Lamar, Radiohead, Kendrick Lamar, Radiohead

[@Goatchild90]

The second I heard "United in Grief" esp when that beat came in my first thought was "This is some Black Radiohead shit right here" and then years later, this video exists. Crazy.

[@maxwellsamuel3255]

Facts idk why but it reminds me of weird fishes by Radiohead

[@jovanreid6782]

OMG I've been saying this ever since I first heard "United in Grief" too. I knew I couldn't be the only one making this correlation! Hell yeah!

[@konkey-dong]

Not to mention the similarities between the How Much a Dollar Cost? beat and Pyramid Song

[@Subaru76757]

That song reminds me of something off of aphex twin’s Drukqs

[@lennibastert7445]

I can assure this is not a coincidence. The pattern/trajectory described in this video can be found in a number of artists and bands (Metallica for example)

[@farter_snail]

what in the RateYourMusic

[@JIBRILANGELO]

next video will be about the Kendrick Lamar and Thom Yorke indie-rock folktronica industrial hiphop collab album featuring Björk and MC Ride

[@IIIlIIIll]

Couldn’t have said this better 😭

[@aliceshannon5246]

@@JIBRILANGELO i'd buy the hell out of that. and sleep outside to get the concert tickets.

[@asahi7955]

Goddamn virgins have to ruin everything smh

[@enshen2190]

@@JIBRILANGELOthat sounds like absolute 🔥

[@maxsunusannus4989]

Here after new Kendrick, and I kind of think the theory still stands. The new Kendrick album isn’t disappointing by any means, but it is such a curveball in his catalogue compared to his earlier work. No crazy concept or story, no quadruple entendres, just pure west coast rap, which is really unique for him. Similarly, as Radiohead always does, instead of just making “In Rainbows 2”, Radiohead sought out to make something new again. An album with a lot of sampling and mixing, a new route of crating music Radiohead hadn’t explored yet. And although nowadays King of Limbs isn’t the most fond Radiohead albums from fans and critics, and it’s hard to gauge how the public will respond to GNX, I do think the albums are pretty similar. At least in the lens that if any Kendrick album was the closest to King of Limbs, it’d be GNX.

[@azwabi]

Cant wait for new Kendrick Album - King Of Pimps

[@arsyahr138]

Good Kid A, m.N.E.siac

[@Arawn505]

Gnxit Music (for a Film) Gnxomatosis!!

[@ediguess]

@@azwabi King of Cars

[@EthanT52718]

A moon shaped pimp?

[@Arawn505]

Mr. Moon & the Fifteen Steppers

[@johnlindsay7301]

I saw Radiohead perform live in 03 and for the encore they played Everything in its Right Place which blew my mind. And oddly enough for an electronic track the way they used free form jazz to finish the song out, going crazy for a good 10 minutes with these odd computer instruments was one of the most amazing displays of musical expression I’ve ever seen. I’ll never forget it and I wish every Radiohead fan could witness it. Fortunately they have a live version of the song on their Everything In Its Right Place (live) album. You can hear them jamming out to the track for the last half of the song. So awesome.

[@charleswhite9242]

I saw Radiohead in Oct 97 and tbh I still don’t think I’ve recovered

[@malbennett9806]

I saw them live for 2 nights in 2001 at the Victoria Park, Warrington gig that was recorded for Radio 1. The best gig I've ever been to. EIIRP live is definitely a sonic journey.

[@thisismadisonacid]

Saw them for the In Rainbows Tour in 07, and I agree, never have I recovered. What a time to see them.

[@Frostflakes08]

I remember I was little and first heard the song in Vanilla Sky, had no idea it was the same band that made the song Creep

[@DANKKrish]

the weird fishes / swimming pools mashup is still genuinely the best mashup of any two songs i have heard.

[@SemenStainsMountTops]

are those mash-ups real?? like is there full versions somewhere????

[@kevincarter2020]

Nothing tops Sleep Rules Everything Around Me

[@RhythmAndPoetry93]

Man in the box the box is my favorite Alice in Chains x Roddy Rich sooooo good

[@lisavaandering6893]

First mashup I ever fell in love with was octopuses garden by the Beatles mashed with santeria by sublime. Can't say it's my absolute favorite now but it's still at the top of the list

[@DSSbeats]

This makes wonder what a kendrick lamar "king of limbs" would sound like

[@sa_exploder]

Right? I’m intrigued by the idea. I could imagine an artist like Kendrick sampling Lotus Flower or Feral. Those songs in particular would translate well to hip hop. Also, I don’t like how TKOL is written off by some fans. It’s not my favorite RH album, but I still love it, especially the live versions of each song.

[@dodew1066]

Drum loops and more electronic maybe

[@th.nd.r]

More rhythmic experimentation perhaps. Or consider this: in order to perform TKOL, because of the complexity around it and what they were trying to accomplish, they needed to tour with an extra drummer. Perhaps this will be Kendrick’s most collaborative album to date

[@nadiadominique2530]

@@sa_exploderTkol Rmx 1234567 is still so fun

[@yoink364]

@@sa_exploder if kendrick sampled it it would sound like united in grief, which im all for

[@SubsonicFoil126]

Martin had a DREAM🗣️🗣️🗣️‼️‼️

[@JoeCastroLo]

Straight bars 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@justindeemy2462]

All my life I want money and power respect my mind or die from lead shower 🔥

[@MrAceSpades]

RADIOHEAD HAD A DREAM ‼️‼️‼️🗣️🗣️🔥

[@ja6975]

Kendrick had a dream 🗣️

[@ojpeculiar2551]

@@ja6975yuhhh

[@MR.FREEDMAN]

How Much a Dollar Cost was definitely inspired by Pyramid Song.

[@padraicfarrelly]

Immediately thought the same thing when I first heard the song

[@gavinthecrafter]

and the title was inspired by Dollars and Cents

[@sammoon7897]

It samples pyramid song, y'all know that right?

[@waterkill97]

@@sammoon7897No it does not…

[@MR.FREEDMAN]

@@gavinthecrafter 😆

[@jay2kNYC]

I wouldn’t be surprised , (fun fact) David Bowie’s last album was heavily influenced by Kendrick Lamar. Bowie was fascinated by the way Kendrick depicted his experiences and his open mindedness

[@pastense]

Jazz pianist/keyboardist Robert Glasper, who appears on Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly, has recorded Everything in its Right Place mashed with Herbie Hancock’s Maiden Voyage for his third album. And has performed it live several times. So this inspiration from Radiohead should not be too surprising.

[@cO-og6ni]

I noticed immediately that How Much A Dollar Costs sounds eerily similar to Pyramid Song. This makes sense.

[@pastense]

@@cO-og6ni I remember the very first time hearing that. I think my neck snapped! lol

[@scottpilgrimfan100]

@@cO-og6niHow much a dollar cost doesn’t feature Robert. There’s a video of Robert saying he wished he was on that track

[@cO-og6ni]

@@scottpilgrimfan100 thanks i stand corrected

[@nicholasrella6904]

Rober Glasper has done a few Radiohead songs. Beautiful renditions.

[@heatherdunphy4832]

I also find it intresting that kid a and tpab both came from dramatic mindset changes in their life. For Kendrick it was visiting Africa that opened his mind up and for Radiohead it was the ok computer tour that put them in a completely different mental state. Very intresting

[@aliceshannon5246]

Wow, thank you. i can't believe how much i needed to hear this. i started slowly getting into kendrick a few years ago (i was afraid to love another rapper after kanye). and i've loved radiohead for over 20 years and miss them so much. i've always felt like there was some sort of connection. thank you for putting it into words.

[@skanenoise354]

Radiohead did not have a Nirvana influence, Nirvana and Radiohead has a Pixies influence.

[@rio3845]

Good point. Maybe just some similar influences on both sides, of which I'm sure there are many. Cool to see some similarities though.

[@FeatherineTardForLife]

radiohead also got inspiration from Jeff Buckley

[@LandonAPerson]

Nah Radiohead definitely took some influence from Nirvana and grunge on Pablo Honey.

[@skanenoise354]

@@LandonAPerson right on

[@alejandroordonez6490]

You can have more than one influence, most rock bands around the nirvana nevermind boom got some influence from nirvana

[@lglg64]

This is so well made how is this channel not huge

[@Quonka]

Extremely niche

[@jakobayers]

@@Quonkathey’ve found my niche

[@johnlindsay7301]

Some of my favorite artists. Great collab.

[@SuPeRNinJaRed]

5:38 Purely from an album title standpoint; the fact that good kid, m.A.A.d city didn’t line up with Kid A is an unfortunate missed coincidence there...

[@monniebrown8581]

I was listening to Anima by Thom Yorke and I thought that Kendrick and Thom would be incredible working together. You are the real one for this video. I am definitely with you, as I have been a radio head fan since 2000. Kendrick didn't come to me until 2023. I was late becoming a fan of both of these amazing artists, but I am glad I did, when I did.

[@billy-yl3ql]

I feel like radiohead and kendrick are both really great at connecting social problems with personal problems

[@insearchofYAH]

Kudos to you man. Well researched and you highlighted the parallels amazingly. Almost uncanny. Damn.

[@_galacticfates]

This video only made me wish even more for a Radiohead sample on a Kendrick release, or hell even an actual collab like how U2 did on XXX. These two are on my top 5 favorite artists of all time so this video was a really nice treat. Thank you!

[@alexanderkruszewski7306]

I encourage you to give “How Much A Dollar Cost?” another listen, and follow that up with “Pyramid Song”. And then love the fact that it’s secretly been there the whole time.

[@kinglewisjtl24]

As a huge Radiohead and Kendrick fan I deeply appreciate your exploration and time spent to put this video together. Thank you very much

[@jovanreid6782]

Huge fan of both Kendrick Lamar and Radiohead, and I couldn't be more stoked that someone's finally having this conversation and comparing these artists and the parallels of their bodies of works; upon first listen, "United in Grief" gave me major Radiohead vibes as well. Never heard of your channel before this video or seen any of your other ones, but on the strength of the subject matter of this one alone, you've got yourself a sub! (BTW, In Rainbows is also my favorite Radiohead album of all time---which is why I guess it only makes perfect sense why Mr. Morale and The Big Steppers would be my personal favorite Kendrick Lamar album of all time, too.)

[@Ihvddchkn]

Your production quality is great, especially considering your size. Great content, man.

[@hectormanuel3360]

Yesterday I woke up sucking a lemon today woke up lookin' for the broccoli

[@--REGULAR--REGULAR]

Its crazy but this theory makes more sense than not. The sound of the albums or direction they took and where they were at during the time in their respective careers are eerily similar and kind of cool. The Bends and Section 80 so happen to be both of my favorites from each of their catalogs to this day. Honey Pablo = Overly Dedicated The Bends = Section 80 Ok Computer = Good Kid, Maad City Kid A = To Pimp A Butterfly Amnesiac = Untitled Unmastered Hail to the Thief = Damn. In Rainbows = Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers

[@yuhmuhfuhkuh]

Only 2 more albums is crazy

[@devrolo]

So next album is gonna be Kendrick’s “The King of Limbs”? I hope not 😭

[@cessssssssssss]

Honey Pablo ?

[@De_La_Soto]

Could the Black Panther soundtrack instead be In Rainbows? While Mr. Morale be King of Limbs, considering how iffy they both were received critically

[@SlickA10Homepage]

It’s not a theory it’s more like an observation. Yeah okay these albums have similar themes but so do many others. Nobody’s first album is their best, for the most part.

[@kidwonder2857]

Glad I came across this. When listening to Auntie Diaries for the firs time, I remember hearing the swelling instruments in the background as the song progressed, and man, that hit in a way that was lovely yet familiar.. I wasn't sure where that feeling was elsewhere though. But eventually I put the two and two together and it was akin to the feelings I would feel listening to radiohead. Well done.

[@Royal_Chief_Architect]

When my favorite band and rapper matches, I have to give you a listen. Great video.

[@cheabjeli]

Such a fantastic video, congrats!

[@seenochasm7101]

These are my genre favorites and you helped me understand better why that is. Phenomenal exposition

[@CrookedTooth616]

The music on ‘United in Grief’ sounds ‘Kid A-ish’ to my ears. Happy to see that I am not the only one who hears this similarity.

[@jovanreid6782]

Very first time I heard "United in Grief" I thought Radiohead right off the bat.

[@Mccd2022]

​@@jovanreid6782 same!

[@zackzallie8735]

I thought it reminded me of The Eraser for some reason.

[@skeptathought]

I feel like the matrix made thus video for me

[@ElitaMaster125]

So it wasn't so random that as soon as Radiohead became my favourite band I got more and more intrested in Kendrick's music

[@MarLoria]

@Koko-eldina it’s never too late to get into Kendrick 🙏

[@nadiadominique2530]

I hate that it’s RARELY discussed how DAMN. is a double album - when the tracks are played from last to first, the second album is NATION., going from salvation to DAMNATION, the exact opposite of DAMN. There was a WHOLE LOTTA HYPE surrounding this idea that Kendrick was going to release two albums back when DAMN. was released, and I remember so many people being disappointed - but he literally did. DEFinitely a reason why he won a Pulitzer. The man is a genius.

[@Famonty]

Great analysis! I always felt some connection between Kendrick Lamar and Radiohead but could never explained why.

[@StevenBamidele]

Amazing amazing video 🙏🏾 Thank you for this perspective

[@Callum12acn]

Me at start of this video: ‘I don’t know, seems like a stretch’ Me at the end of the video: ‘This is the most accurate music theory of all-time’

[@keno4379]

It's only this year that i started to dive deep into Radiohead and Kendrick, and i never really think of the connection between the two. But now i think this is the reason why i suddenly got obsessed with the two artists almost at the same time

[@Lukaskeel]

Damn, I’m down for Kendrick’s A Moon Shaped Pool

[@sebastianreilly6197]

mother i sober and reckoner together made me tear up i was not expecting that

[@v0519]

I am CACKLING at the transitions, especially Idioteque with Kendrick's AAAAAAAAAHHHHH

[@simplyrav]

Personally I consider A moon shaped pool to be Radiohead's Mr Morale. They're both underrated songs that you can tell have a very personal meaning to them, they're largely unlike both artists' previous works, and they both contain a lot of the artists' respective histories in some way. They're also both albums I honestly wouldn't mind being the last in their discographies. AMSP is that kind of album I feel it takes a different kind of Radiohead fan to appreciate. It feels more like an ode to their history, featuring finalized versions of some of their oldest demos and finishing off with true love waits, the song that's been with radiohead their entire career pretty much. It genuinely feels like a final goodbye from the band and has some of the most heartfelt moments of all their albums. It's why it's personally my favorite album from Radiohead. As for Mr Morale, it doesn't feel nearly as much like a closure album, but it matches some of the heartfelt and personal beats. Of course, this would break the linear continuity of the parallelism of their careers but I think if we're talking about what fits best, I'd say it's these two albums over Mr Morale and In Rainbows.

[@niccoloruju1278]

THIS THEORY IS SO REAL. MY FAVOURITE ARTISTS ARE ALSO KENDRICK AND RADIOHEAD BUT I NEVER MADE THIS CONNECTION BEFORE. DROPPED A SUB CAUSE YOU DESERVE IT ❤️

[@lilo5437]

After I finished watching your Kendrick vs Drake video this one popped up. As a massive Radiohead fan (In Rainbows is also my fav RH album/album in general) and someone who is not into hiphop, but has been interested in Kendrick's discog/story since the beef, I clicked on this video so fast and I loved it!

[@jrkovar]

New sub! Loved both these artists already and now I’m looking forward to getting deeper into their work.

[@RobCortez0416]

How Much A Dollar Costs has a lot of Radiohead influence on it. And as far as Pablo Honey, Anyone Can Play Guitar is probably the most underrated Radiohead song.

[@phillemon7664]

It's definitely a Kid A era or Amnesiac era song with it's lyrical content having that spiritual and profound nature that eludes you somehow on your first 100 listens back when you were an angry teenager

[@konkey-dong]

Sounds like Pyramid Song in more ways than one

[@imnotracistbut-9559]

“You” is the goat off that album

[@katskills]

The messages are coming ultimately from the same source, experienced through different personal stories in their respective environments, and expressed through the art in the way that feels natural to the artist. So it makes sense that we could not only hear and see the parallels, but simply feel them without even being able to fully verbalize and describe the connection

[@Mathew_Machado]

Wow, This is actually a great comparison. Good job fr🔥

[@krookyj]

i guess gnx must be the king of limbs, because it's a short, unfinished mess that's still really fucking good

[@mia-tx6dd]

my two faves in one theory video

[@criscriscrisX3]

I’ve seen a lot of people theorizing that GNX is just part 1 in a series of albums/projects which is exactly what people thought with TKOL so…… theory still stands.

[@VladShpiro]

I guess it was only a question of “when” rather than “if” for this video to appear. Thank you for this. A fan of both sides. And a fan of King Of Limbs, which is rare in the camp of On A Friday fans. So I’m waiting patiently for Kendrick’s version of Bloom and Codex

[@lcestrella]

This is such an excellent video, two of my absolute favorite artists. Thank you for this!

[@maxroenneberg5548]

I used to compare their discographies from ok computer/ Good Kid to Ammesiac/untitled without knowing about the fan theories. Amazing that the similarities go even further! Thanks! Happy to be stumbled upon this video

[@bigdills]

This video was legit one of the best videos ever bro good flipping job

[@easonbragg935]

I have never heard that mashup before and by golly it gave me goosebumps!

[@BrutusMcCrunch]

At first I really didn't know where you were going with this but I must say this ended up being a stunning video essay amazing work good sir

[@notevennelson]

I know we like to make some connections, and like it's also interesting connectios. But let's be honest here TPAB and GKMC are like miles ahead in terms of quality, conceptually & thematically. They just so well-put together, it's as if they're like a thesis of some sort. But yeahh, Ok Computer and Kid A are undoubted timeless classics.

[@CarbonSolutions]

I’ve been a Radiohead fan since the MTV Beach House Creep performance when I was in 8th grade. I’ve just started getting into Kendrick and this really helps me understand how to approach his discography. Thank you!

[@KayJblue]

I’ve stumbled upon many mashups over the years and it always felt so interesting as a fan of both. Glad to see there’s a greater theory.

[@davidday2373]

Kendrick + Radiohead + Rage Against the Machine = Perfection

[@paranoidiot]

I love videos that are directed to certain fanbases who like things that contrast eachother

[@Raofearth312]

Amazing video ! Love it. Thank you so much ❤

[@Villagegreenrecords]

15 years ago I thought I saw this with the chronological parallels of Radiohead’s albums and U2’s.

[@paulito49]

They should drop a collaborative album like jayz did with linkin park

[@DAVISOASIS]

I've seen both artist many times. But I am a huge radiohead fan, and have seen them atleast 8 times. I have traveled far and wide to marvel in their genius. Its sad the last time i saw them was at primavera sound barcelona 2016. Thanks for this video. I'm very happy to someone has delved into such a conflicting yet contrasting analysis.

[@Trashious12345]

I've seen them as similar in a lot of ways but not from what you laid out. I largely saw them as similar because I think they both had cracked the code on popular music, but also aren't the least bit worried about having a popular song. I'm sure you know how Radiohead feel about the song creep. I feel like Kendrick was the same about popular music. He could make a number 1 song in 30 min. But as an artist, doesn't so much care about that. I think that's why Not Like Us was so big. (Sorry to touch on the beef for a moment) In NLU Kendrick was showing how easy it is for him to do what Drake does on a regular basis. NLU came out maybe 13 hours after Family Matters, with responses to what was said in Family Matters. I think K. Dot made NLU to prove to Drake that you have the number 1's because you aren't pushing boundaries, not because you're the chosen one. That was my read, anyways. I just don't think either RH or KL are interested in being very popular, rather pushing art forward and being as honest with themselves as possible and being interested, not so much loved by all, but understood by enough people to survive and evolve. There is authenticity in that.

[@GregCompton-rf9wt]

need a part 2 about GnX

[@jonnyfenwick1234]

the mashups in each transition are crazy lmaoo

[@coxson]

the words you said at 0:15 seconds activated the click subscribe sequencce

[@GmH-n5u]

I discovered Kendrick after someone on KZbin made a video essay on DAMN, now I am hooked and I have heard of Radiohead but never listened to their music, but after this I am curious. Delicious content 😜

[@ja6975]

I’m happy to live in an era where Kendrick and Thom are the peak of quality. I bet both are happy to know they’re being “compared” to one another

[@BoredToDeafRecords]

"I’m happy to live in an era where Kendrick and Thom are the peak of quality" .... what? You're like 15 years late for one of them.

[@ja6975]

@@BoredToDeafRecords that’s like your opinion, dude

[@pgrz281]

@@BoredToDeafRecordstoo late? The smile is fantastic. Thom is still putting out great music

[@TNrooster]

I have been a Radiohead fan since I started listening to music I say them at bonnaroo first time in 05 😮 hooked ever since and now I’m getting into Kendrick thanks for the video

[@peterproductions5015]

Two of my favorite artists. Thought about this for years.

[@skullssoup]

5:37 backseat freestyle x exit music is a mashup I never thought I would see 😭

[@masicbemester]

backseat music (for a freestyle)

[@tjrmakhetha]

beautiful idea...the views are coming🔥🔥🔥

[@altonbaudelaire]

Both In Rainbows and Mr Morale & The Big Steppers both have me going back and picking a new favorite song on each album.

[@damienirving1436]

Love this assessment. I fully share your sentiments for both artists.

[@OWlsfordshire]

Even Radiohead fans see Kendrick Lamar as a geek.

[@plaidinternational2100]

Ever since Kendrick was standing on top at the light post on the “Alright” music video the same as the guy on the paranoid android video I knew something was up.

[@Itiswhatitisitiswhatitiswhatit]

TKOL is an extremely well done and under appreciated album. Insulting!

[@HydroHemp]

GNX and The King of Limbs

[@williamotey6707]

Damn this video is amazing! Kendrick and Radiohead are two of my favorite artists!

[@WilshireStudios]

I see both my favorite artists in a thumbnail, I click

[@Ashtonturnitdown]

YES IVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT THIS COMPARISON TOO

[@Kosta-ze5xl]

Please they need to make an album together 🙏

[@Eggfan91]

That would be a wild ride

[@p3rp351]

King of Limbs is so fun, if Kendrick drops something similar I’m all in

[@annascity2222]

The way my favorite kendrick album being Untitled Unmastered and my favorite radiohead album being Amnesiac is making sense

[@liathompson2332]

They are very similar in a way. It's a sadness to all of their music, even the 'upbeat' songs. I can't explain it, but I LOVE them both deeply.

[@Rslb7.]

Ok, that was actually very interesting, and basically all the points made sense. Guess I have to check ount Kendrick now.

[@carterlawrance990]

My man Overly dedicated is actually my favourite Kendrick album/mixtape 😂

[@matthewlarios.]

i literally never heard of the mashup in the beginning and i like both 😭

[@untiltheyfeelmysound]

7:58 popular music history is a good way to word that

[@kourtsu]

oof hearing "nobody's favorite radiohead album is pablo honey" hurt a little bit, it's always been my favorite one! i love how personal it feels

[@RobOlshin]

Great video! Are you a fan of Flying Lotus? He and Thom are best friends and have worked together… I think you can hear a bit of this kind of mashup coolness when they do tracks together, I wish they would do more and I think Thom could do lots of excellent work with several unique hiphop people like Kendrick Lamar. Flying Lotus is kind of a mashup all by himself, of course, total freak! Here’s something you’ll like as a huge Radiohead fan… I was at South By Southwest in Austin when Radiohead headlined in 2016… Flying Lotus was on before Radiohead… it was Thom Yorke and Flying Lotus’ birthday… everyone sang happy birthday to Flying Lotus and he told everyone to sing happy birthday to Thom when Radiohead was on. He said Radiohead was his favorite band of all time. He was getting REALLY drunk onstage, drinking tequila out of the bottle…it was so funny… he said “I’m gettin drunk cause it’s my birthday… and someone promised me a hit of acid… Thom wants to get drunk too but he’s a professional… “. 😂 At one point Thundercat came out, he didn’t play, just talked in Flying Lotus’s ear for a few minutes. RZA had played earlier in the lineup, his band with the guy from Interpol … and Flying Lotus said that after the show they were having a birthday party with RZA as DJ, and that’s when Thom was gonna get drunk. So funny!! And my god, to be a fly on the wall at that party! We did all sing happy birthday to Thom after Radiohead had played their first couple songs … it was great, he was embarrassed 😀 , someone has it on KZbin somewhere. Anyway, great video! Cheers!

[@frstlst9227]

Funny, i just ordered Good Kid, M.A.A.D City today online (my 1st Kendrick album). Radiohead is one of my all time favorite bands. In Rainbows is my favorite album, with Reckoner being my favorite song.

[@therealninjastar]

OK Computer, In Rainbows, and TPAB are all in my top 10 albums

[@AbcDef-cs3bq]

@MarLoria "United in Grief" indeed sounds like Tom Yorke's "Cymball Rush" from the album "The Eraser", at least it reminds me a lot of it.

[@lovehalfblack9420]

Radiohead and Kendrick are also my favorite band and rapper ever.

[@austins.2495]

0:25 Sir, “Everything in its Right Place” is from the album Kid A, not In Rainbows. And “N95” is off of Mr. Morale not TPAB.

[@fentonflatt297]

bro didn’t understand what he was saying

[@Layer.14]

Thanks not what he’s saying. He said right before which almbums those track are from, he’s saying that after listening to the mashup fans of one were exposed to the works of the other and listened to eacherothers albums