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The Drop show creator Malcom Spellman explains why he decided to include more modern songs like M.a.a.d City into the show: "For me, the whole scene with Lamar when he's dealing with that shit cannot exist without that song. If Top & them wouldn't have cleared it, that scene... show more

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King Kendrick26 days ago

DJ Hed, Malcolm Spellman, Jason Martin & Sway Calloway break down the classic songs featured in the 1st episode of The Drop: A Snowfall Saga which serves as its own character for the series. Full after show discussion! 📺:

nique25 days ago

Perfect song for that scene too 👌🏽💯🔥

King Kendrick26 days ago

Trailer! Great 1st ep 🔥

Dr. Macintosh 💵26 days ago

He could’ve used Colors by Ice Tea

Darrell25 days ago

N*ggas did all that complaining for nothing lol

Kevin Durants Burner25 days ago

dumbest fucking decision ever. John rolling in his grave. HE WOULDVE NEVER MADE A POOR DECISION like playing a 2000s song on a 90s radio.

CinematicKp26 days ago

@D_Rollin_7

Not A Bot i..I just be chillen✨25 days ago

That scene put chills through my body ..That’s shit was poetic if you know real screenplay …the lyrics ,the mixing basically painted the canvas ..K-Dot & Lamar have parallel stories they mirror so much of you know K dot background

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Soo I decided to make a Kendrick Lamar song to show how easy it is and show his fans he not that talented 😂.. for the record , It’s trash on purpose 😭 I wrote it in 10 minutes 🤣 KEBLER LAMAR | FAKE WOKE,FAKE DEEP

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132,510 views • 9 months ago

Ebro addresses J. Cole's recent comments about people using the beef with Kendrick Lamar as an opportunity to tear down Drake: "I was critical about Drake before the beef... If we're keeping it a bean, the only person that supported my show and me is Kendrick Lamar. So like, if we talking about how we pay our bills, y'all ain't been up here supporting me. None of y'all. Kendrick has." (Via The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show)

Ebro addresses J. Cole's recent comments about people using the beef with Kendrick Lamar as an opportunity to tear down Drake: "I was critical about Drake before the beef... If we're keeping it a bean, the only person that supported my show and me is Kendrick Lamar. So like, if we talking about how we pay our bills, y'all ain't been up here supporting me. None of y'all. Kendrick has." (Via The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show)

HotNewHipHop

676,357 views • 6 months ago

“I can never tell what the fuck is Kendrick gonna do (on a song) because he can do pretty much anything. That to me is a top-tier lyricism.” — Eminem on Kendrick Lamar

“I can never tell what the fuck is Kendrick gonna do (on a song) because he can do pretty much anything. That to me is a top-tier lyricism.” — Eminem on Kendrick Lamar

The Eminem Bible

436,515 views • 1 year ago

Chad Johnson GOES TO BAT for Lamar Jackson “In order to dig yourself out of that hole, you got to have the right person with that damn shovel, and the person that got that shovel is Lamar Jackson…He is a good thrower of the f***ing football”

Chad Johnson GOES TO BAT for Lamar Jackson “In order to dig yourself out of that hole, you got to have the right person with that damn shovel, and the person that got that shovel is Lamar Jackson…He is a good thrower of the f***ing football”

Kevin Oestreicher

130,776 views • 1 year ago

Peter Rosenberg explains that he thinks JAŸ-Z is a great artist because he embodies the best qualities of Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and J. Cole while also having one of the most storied legacies in hip-hop: "I thought about this. About Drake, about Kendrick, about Cole. I love all of them, they all have things that are incredibly valuable. JAŸ's combination of the great things that each of them have..." (Via The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show)

Peter Rosenberg explains that he thinks JAŸ-Z is a great artist because he embodies the best qualities of Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and J. Cole while also having one of the most storied legacies in hip-hop: "I thought about this. About Drake, about Kendrick, about Cole. I love all of them, they all have things that are incredibly valuable. JAŸ's combination of the great things that each of them have..." (Via The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show)

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45,068 views • 2 months ago

Damson Idris told Rotten Tomatoes that Kendrick Lamar was the inspiration for his "iconic" line in Snowfall “The night before I read the scene, then I watched Kendrick Lamar & he went into this state. We had 1 or 2 takes to get the scene & it was inspired by Kendrick”

Damson Idris told Rotten Tomatoes that Kendrick Lamar was the inspiration for his "iconic" line in Snowfall “The night before I read the scene, then I watched Kendrick Lamar & he went into this state. We had 1 or 2 takes to get the scene & it was inspired by Kendrick”

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351,723 views • 9 months ago

For an artist with a catalogue like Kendrick Lamar, it’s tough to pick just one album. the Old Man Ebro and Maggie Rogers discuss why good kid, m.A.A.d city was the one on our #100BestAlbums list. What do you think is the best Kendrick album? 👇

For an artist with a catalogue like Kendrick Lamar, it’s tough to pick just one album. the Old Man Ebro and Maggie Rogers discuss why good kid, m.A.A.d city was the one on our #100BestAlbums list. What do you think is the best Kendrick album? 👇

Apple Music

2,426,345 views • 2 years ago

The way DJ Akademiks framed this creator made him feel the need to show the entire ending, not just what they clipped. All that and he’s not even a Kendrick Lamar fan… 🤣🤣🤣

The way DJ Akademiks framed this creator made him feel the need to show the entire ending, not just what they clipped. All that and he’s not even a Kendrick Lamar fan… 🤣🤣🤣

CrumbleBastard

151,373 views • 4 months ago

In 2013 Kendrick Lamar came to Nebraska for the Good Kid Maad City Tour. I was plannin on goin as a fan, but out of nowhere they asked me to not only open up, but coheadline the show. I got to have a convo with Dot that night, and it ended with him tellin me “I’ll see you at the top”, I blew up locally after this…fast forward to 2024 & Drake & Kendrick battle blows me up bigger than I ever have been before. My music, reaction etc all go up. Idk how but Dot saw somethin in me that night, but he did. Story tellin is big part in hip hop, so I decided to make my 1st story tellin song about this. I hope this motivates someone like Dot did me.

In 2013 Kendrick Lamar came to Nebraska for the Good Kid Maad City Tour. I was plannin on goin as a fan, but out of nowhere they asked me to not only open up, but coheadline the show. I got to have a convo with Dot that night, and it ended with him tellin me “I’ll see you at the top”, I blew up locally after this…fast forward to 2024 & Drake & Kendrick battle blows me up bigger than I ever have been before. My music, reaction etc all go up. Idk how but Dot saw somethin in me that night, but he did. Story tellin is big part in hip hop, so I decided to make my 1st story tellin song about this. I hope this motivates someone like Dot did me.

Scru🇳🇬

383,264 views • 2 years ago

Cam Newton talked about LeBron James attending Kendrick Lamar show and drake dissing him on “1AM in Albany” ahead of his ICEMAN album, he if anyone tries to control how someone do, act, and moves then they weren’t friends to begin with👀 “It was a dope experience, i mean Kendrick, who wouldn’t have wanted to experience that type of vibes, the electricity that Kendrick lamar had”

Cam Newton talked about LeBron James attending Kendrick Lamar show and drake dissing him on “1AM in Albany” ahead of his ICEMAN album, he if anyone tries to control how someone do, act, and moves then they weren’t friends to begin with👀 “It was a dope experience, i mean Kendrick, who wouldn’t have wanted to experience that type of vibes, the electricity that Kendrick lamar had”

flame⛧

95,441 views • 4 months ago

Ryan Garcia explains why he doesn’t ‘respect’ Oscar De La Hoya’s decision to not attend Saturday’s fight: "I'll say this, I wish Oscar was there. I wish he walked out with me, and I wish he would have been ringside no matter what. That would have shown his love for me, the way that I imagined somebody that's been with me the whole time. They did have a seat for you, and you didn't take that seat. For me, I don't respect that, and that disappointed me. I don't know why he's like that. He just doesn't wanna show up for the people he's supposed to love."

Ryan Garcia explains why he doesn’t ‘respect’ Oscar De La Hoya’s decision to not attend Saturday’s fight: "I'll say this, I wish Oscar was there. I wish he walked out with me, and I wish he would have been ringside no matter what. That would have shown his love for me, the way that I imagined somebody that's been with me the whole time. They did have a seat for you, and you didn't take that seat. For me, I don't respect that, and that disappointed me. I don't know why he's like that. He just doesn't wanna show up for the people he's supposed to love."

Ariel Helwani

122,069 views • 21 days ago

Roddy Ricch named Kendrick Lamar as one of his inspirations.❤️ “GKMC came out on my birthday…that album is special to me… the type of person he is, how he stands on business…what he do for the city, how he supports us…”

Roddy Ricch named Kendrick Lamar as one of his inspirations.❤️ “GKMC came out on my birthday…that album is special to me… the type of person he is, how he stands on business…what he do for the city, how he supports us…”

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132,310 views • 1 year ago

Lupe Fiasco says that he was not trolling when he said that Logic was better than Kendrick Lamar and he still feels that way. He cites that "1-800-273-8255" is one of the most important songs of all time as one of the reasons. He also stands on his Rosenberg Raw comment.

Lupe Fiasco says that he was not trolling when he said that Logic was better than Kendrick Lamar and he still feels that way. He cites that "1-800-273-8255" is one of the most important songs of all time as one of the reasons. He also stands on his Rosenberg Raw comment.

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57,237 views • 3 months ago

J. Cole says it was "disgusting" how people tried to tear down Drake, while also saying he was proud to see Kendrick Lamar have his moment. "The 'out of hand' that to me is disgusting, how people try to use that opportunity to either show how they really felt about Drake the whole time, or just like pile on and tear this dude down and create a narrative as if he's not great. It was a whole campaign."

J. Cole says it was "disgusting" how people tried to tear down Drake, while also saying he was proud to see Kendrick Lamar have his moment. "The 'out of hand' that to me is disgusting, how people try to use that opportunity to either show how they really felt about Drake the whole time, or just like pile on and tear this dude down and create a narrative as if he's not great. It was a whole campaign."

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21,601 views • 6 months ago

Joe Budden co-host Ice claims that, bar for bar, The Game is a better rapper than Kendrick Lamar. He acknowledges that Kendrick might be the superior overall artist, but when it comes to pure rapping skills, it's The Game.

Joe Budden co-host Ice claims that, bar for bar, The Game is a better rapper than Kendrick Lamar. He acknowledges that Kendrick might be the superior overall artist, but when it comes to pure rapping skills, it's The Game.

NBA Hoops

433,834 views • 9 months ago

Zaire Franklin tells Joe budden that Kendrick Lamar would not be doing the nfl Super Bowl halftime show without the beef with drake. If he dropped a album without the beef with drake he wouldn’t have gotten any of these opportunities

Zaire Franklin tells Joe budden that Kendrick Lamar would not be doing the nfl Super Bowl halftime show without the beef with drake. If he dropped a album without the beef with drake he wouldn’t have gotten any of these opportunities

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2,498,369 views • 2 years ago

I completely understand why Gunplay was rapping like that in “Cartoons and Cereal”, he felt that for real, 🩸✍🏽the fact that he thought Kendrick Lamar was an R&B singer or basketball player is hilarious!🤣

I completely understand why Gunplay was rapping like that in “Cartoons and Cereal”, he felt that for real, 🩸✍🏽the fact that he thought Kendrick Lamar was an R&B singer or basketball player is hilarious!🤣

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60,118 views • 6 months ago

AZ Chike opens up to about being in rooms with Kendrick Lamar, Pharrell and Tyler, The Creator, saying they treat him like he belongs and that he knows how to play his role. “Man, me and Pharrell was talking about cold-cut sandwiches… That n***a don’t like no tomatoes. Can you believe it?!” His new album No Rest for the Wicked is out today.

AZ Chike opens up to about being in rooms with Kendrick Lamar, Pharrell and Tyler, The Creator, saying they treat him like he belongs and that he knows how to play his role. “Man, me and Pharrell was talking about cold-cut sandwiches… That n***a don’t like no tomatoes. Can you believe it?!” His new album No Rest for the Wicked is out today.

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33,886 views • 17 days ago

Lana Rhoades calls out the adult industry for capping performer pay at $1,200 per scene, and publicly shaming anyone who demanded more: "My rate was higher because I was a more in-demand girl than other girls. Other girls would probably get $800 for a sex scene, I would get $1,200 for a sex scene. "And if you would ask for more than $1,200, like you would be considered a diva, and like people would talk shit about you." "I personally feel that that was a way to manipulate the girls into working for cheaper..." "There were a lot of subliminals with directors or your agent purposely talking shit about girls in that way in front of you so that you wouldn't dare to like speak up for yourself or ask for more." "They'd just make fun of girls that would ask for more, closer to what they're worth. I mean, having sex for $1,500 even is crazy."

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Lana Rhoades calls out the adult industry for capping performer pay at $1,200 per scene, and publicly shaming anyone who demanded more: "My rate was higher because I was a more in-demand girl than other girls. Other girls would probably get $800 for a sex scene, I would get $1,200 for a sex scene. "And if you would ask for more than $1,200, like you would be considered a diva, and like people would talk shit about you." "I personally feel that that was a way to manipulate the girls into working for cheaper..." "There were a lot of subliminals with directors or your agent purposely talking shit about girls in that way in front of you so that you wouldn't dare to like speak up for yourself or ask for more." "They'd just make fun of girls that would ask for more, closer to what they're worth. I mean, having sex for $1,500 even is crazy."

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