Best track: "Noid"
It is a thrilling, introspective journey through Tyler’s psyche—raw, ambitious, and emotionally resonant. Its strength lies in honesty and sonic invention, even if it sometimes sacrifices flow and focus. A powerful and necessary evolution, though perhaps not his most digestible work.
Best track: "reincarnated"
GNX thrives as a bold statement—brash, regional, unapologetic—but its over-polished production and uneven focus hold it back from greatness. It’s a thrilling, if occasionally messy, chapter in Kendrick’s evolving legacy.
Best track: "Count Me Out"
Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers is not an easy album, nor is it meant to be. It’s Kendrick Lamar at his most exposed — peeling back layers of fame, trauma, and identity in a way few artists of his stature ever dare to.
Best track: "Pride"
An album that’s powerful, immediate, and expertly crafted, even if it’s not quite as transcendent or experimental as some of Kendrick’s other classics. DAMN. is an album that cements Kendrick’s place in modern hip-hop — combining sharp lyricism, diverse production, and emotional honesty with mass appeal.
Best track: "Money Trees"
good kid, m.A.A.d city is a landmark album in hip-hop and beyond. It balances art and accessibility, storytelling and social commentary, ambition and emotional truth with near-flawless execution.
It’s an album that invites repeated listens and deep reflection, rewarding patience with new layers each time. If you cherish rap that tells real stories with heart and skill, this album stands tall as a masterpiece.
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| 80 - 89 | 18 | |
| 70 - 79 | 3 | |
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