Kendrick would’ve been prepping for a historic Glastonbury performance.

New album probably out

Second solo number one single

Probably a ROLLINGSTONE cover and interview

And a heart type 5 type of loosie.

F*** corona 🖕🏾

He can easily start the promo this month, we yet to get anything more about pg-lang. I guess label wants him to wait untill Reason & Isaiah Rashad have promoted and released their albums. It's gonna be much longer wait.

Completely fine with it tbh

I need the album like yesterday

I wonder how Kendrick feels about George soros

Who the hell is George Sorros?

The devil

Mans prolly a vegetable rn

We ain't scared

Why is he the devil?

he's like the boogieman for right-wingers

I’m trying to read between the line but what did he do to become that? And why did trump win in 2016 if he is that important?

he donates a lot of money to liberal groups/causes

To be honest fam I am not that experienced with politics and I really try to avoid this topic, we are all puppets. There is 1% of the world populations making the rules and their decisions affect all of us. This cannot be changed and this is how it usually works

I think the whole idea behind pgLang is that it's like a media outlet not controlled by higher ups and it gives creators freedom

"I wonder what he's thinking up there, or if he's even thinking at all"

It's no secret that governments have been brainwashing people for decades

"Wanna f*** y'all up for tellin' me "Your life was the one I want"
Been sellin' me concepts ever since I swung"

"Shut the f*** up, can't you see my daughter sleep?"

This era is gonna be interesting will they assassinate Kendrick for speaking the truth?

So instead of being a d*** why don’t you educate us oh fountain of wisdom

Art is about using creative expression to add unique value or perspective -- What value do you believe your music has added to the culture and how do you think it’s challenged the way people think?

Kendrick Lamar: My music challenges the way people think by making us all aware of our own ego, and causing us all to reflect on how we can move our ego out of the way. Everything I talk about is ego. When I talk about race, when I talk about discrimination, when I talk about oppression — it’s all just human ego. So, when I put my own ego, my own flaws, and my own thoughts out there — whether good or bad — I make you open your own index and ask yourself if you’re like that as well. My music is like an open text book. Keeping that level of honesty and transparency is how I challenge not only myself, but the listener.

As you elevate to any level of success, it always comes with challenges and sacrifice -- What lessons have you learned about yourself throughout this process?

Kendrick Lamar: What I’ve learned about myself throughout this process — and I’m going to keep coming back to this word — is that I have a lot of ego. My favorite word is perspective. A fan may say I’m humble or have my ego under control because I’m constantly in the studio and I'm giving you music. But, to my friends and family who are close to me -- I’m not giving them enough, because my ego is all in the art and context of what I love to do. I never thought that having to balance both worlds would be such a challenge. I love what I do, but there are certain times and certain moments where you have to remove yourself as an artist out of the space and come back to where you were 10-15 years ago. That’s always a challenge for artists, and that’s been a challenge for me.

What is the best lesson or piece of advice someone has dropped on you that has shaped the way you navigate your career?

Kendrick Lamar: It’s one thing we’ll keep coming back to — remove the ego. I promise you, that’s the most valuable thing I’ve learned. Ego and pride can mess up a lot of relationships, and it can mess you up internally in so many different ways. It crossed over into so many aspects, not just in music — in relationships, communication, and how you’re received in this business. Everybody comes into this business with a mindset of not wanting to get close to someone, because they may cross you. While the business does have its pros and cons, it’s about knowing how to balance both sides, which has everything to do with ego.

forbes.com/sites/julianmitchell/2016/12/13/kendrick-lamar-opens-up-about-growth-success-and-staying-true-to-your-mission/#38a2e2982525

Old interview but I think this is relevant because of the ego snippet on pgLang

There was also a Dave Free tweet about ego like a year ago but can't link it because he removed his Twitter again

You don't know me and you don't know how much I know about him. I know enough to call him the devil but not enough to want to participate in such type of conversation because at the end of the day

1. I can't change s*** about it
2. I don't need such type of conversations in my life
3. I have access to information that could be manipulated but at the same time I see facts
4. You don't know where I am from and how Soros'' decisions affected the area where I was born which are the above mentioned facts that I am talking about

"people just regurgitate what they read without any actual knowledge on the subject."

This is exactly what you are doing right now.So do not talk about me without having any actual knowledge about what I know. Next time don't quote me

You serious?

The guy they said who funded BLM for his own agenda

I don’t get why some people think “their knowledge” is the correct knowledge. Anybody with a proper understanding of George Sorros would know that he funds protest groups for his own agenda and hires crisis actors. So yes Devil.

I have these exact same thoughts on a daily basis

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Anybody heard this Bloody Waters (OG) ft. Kendrick Lamar and Raekwon