Who had the better list? What’s yours?

@charlesxholmes @ringer Him calling you out on recency bias then putting GNX number 1 lol

@charlesxholmes @ringer If Mr Morale not top three, you not as mature as you think, got some healing to do

@charlesxholmes @ringer They have two totally different priorities in their music taste and it reflects in their lists. My list : 1) TPAB (classic) 2) GKMC (classic) 3) Mr Morale (classic)* 4) DAMN (classic) 5) GNX (great, future classic)* * currently listening to the most

How do you choose the best picture in less time?

@charlesxholmes @ringer No Section.80 at all? Cmon

@charlesxholmes @ringer GNX at #1 is a war crime

@charlesxholmes @ringer good kid, m.A.A.d city To Pimp A Butterfly DAMN. Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers Section.80 GNX In that order. Every single one has a legit case for being a classic.

TPAB and GKMC are 1 and 2. Mr Morale great concept but just the music was so lackluster in my opinion. Like I don’t ever go back to any songs because they sound great in the car or on the speakers. Yet at the same time it’s perhaps his most conceptually fascinating album because of the new Eastern mysticism and trauma focus.

@charlesxholmes @ringer Personally, I find DAMN to be Kendrick's best body of work

@charlesxholmes @ringer >GKMC (Personal time and place for me) >TPAB (Also time and place plus jazz) >DAMN (just slightly tighter and fewer skips that morale) >Morale (Higher highs, lower lows than DAMN) >GNX (Fun but flat)

@charlesxholmes @ringer Respect