Syx101

Happy 2 years to 6:16 in LA 💯 Genius off the title alone. Significance: 1. Kendrick’s 1st ever show in Toronto 2. Tupac's birthday- 6/16/1971 3. Father's day- 6/16/2024 4. Nicole Brown Simpson’s funeral- 6/16/1994 5. HBO Euphoria premiere- 6/16/2019 6. Mimics Drake’s timestamp records 7. Bible References (Corinthians 6:16) 8. Virgil Abloh 6:16 photo

is this nigga deadass?

Chance of K dot dropping is low asf, these people can’t be serious. 36%🫩

I hope this shit content, cus otherwise are generation fried.

2022 max would despise this nigga

Valid that he got jumped, i believe in 1v1's, but this nigga needed to learn his lesson lmfao.

@Daysb4Ken Now mud be honest, do you think that plaque shit was hard?

@Syx909 Bruce said it's hard this Twitter just twisting his words and made a bait caption

Valid, that pbm shit made me think of 2slimey. Fries gang

Akademiks stfu, nobody gives a flying fuck bout ur opinion. Word to bro

Fucking cloutgobbling the fuck out his cock

72 hour stream ig🫩✌️

WE are not hyped for this shit

He becoming the greatest or he falling off big time No inbetween for this nigga

Bro, just admit it. SHE DON’T WANNA COLLAB All this hooting and hollering for bullshit, she was making excuses, lmfao.

Nigga word to bro that shit sum doodoo

You got banned cus of the lame ass name dawg

One of the best days in history. But yall be the most bipolair ass people. Yall was with Drake then, switched to Kendrick and now yall switched to Drake. Choose 1 gng.

W group, but core? Are we being genuine?🫩✌️

George Clinton on Kendrick Lamar for The New York Times’ 30 Greatest Living American Songwriters feature: "I’ll put it like this: He, along with Motown, Sly Stone, the Beatles — that kind of institution is going to last. There are a lot of slick writers out here nowadays with lyrics and things, but he writes with soul. He’s a young kid, but when I met him, he sounded my age. He’s like a psychiatrist on record — he talks about [expletive] that most people are afraid to talk about. He’s at that point where he can move the conversation. Nobody will talk about these topics, and he talks about them so matter-of-factly that you don’t even think, You can’t say that. Making it commercial is another thing. It’s one thing to be hard-core gangster rapping so you can say things. But when you’re talking about life in general and make it sound so hard, so cool — then watch the kids say, No, he ain’t all that, then turn around the next year and change their minds? Kids today, they want their new artist; they don’t want their older brother or sister’s artist or their mother and father’s. Kids don’t like you after a few years. When you can go past that and have the next generation after that still talking about you, you’re doing something. That whole “To Pimp a Butterfly” album, it was like one song to me. It was like Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On.” And he’s starting all over each time he puts an album out — he’s like a brand-new kid."