Kendrick Lamar

Section.80

Hey, do you guys remember when I wrote that super serious Late Registration review that really covered how I feel about the record?

Well, I don’t. The only thing that I remember is how good my dick feels in Kenny’s tight ass. The memories! Oh lord, the memories are come-ing back! Oh fack! I can’t even think about Kanye or Dropout Bear without thinking about sex this moment!

You know who else is immediately correlated with sex? Kendrick!

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Now this is an album I've been needing to listen to in full for a while now and I am not disappointed in the slightest. Section.80 a great body of work and stepping stone in the great career of Kendrick Lamar. Now this record does still sound like Kendrick is really finding his sound and all and you can still hear his influences at points more than his own style but he still does a phenomenal job on here. On tracks like Keisha's Song, Kendrick already shows his great storytelling abilities that ... read more

man these three albums are just goldmines, this album is absolutely insanely good and it really goes underrated in his discograohy which kinda makes me sad ngl. no bad songs or duds, everythng hits hard and everything slaps.

FAV TRACKS: F*ck Your Ethnicity; ADHD; Chapter Six; Rigamortus
LEAST FAV: The Spiteful Chant

50th review wtf

Kendrick Lamar showed in his debut album that he is a very clever rapper with some interesting stories about society such in tracks like keisha's song (her pain) and tammy's song (her vice). Conceptually this may not be as good as his next 2 records but section.80 was a great starting point and the music itself is great.

The production on this record is fantastic. From the catchy beats in hol' up and rigamortus to the chilled, relaxing beats found on A.D.H.D and kush & ... read more