JAY ROCK FEAT. KENDRICK LAMAR – WOW [VIDEO]
Back when Top Dawg had the red Dodge Charger, Kendrick Lamar and Jay Rock used to just kick bars. They revisit that era in the video for the “Wow” freestyle from Jay Rock’s excellent Redemption album.
Back when Top Dawg had the red Dodge Charger, Kendrick Lamar and Jay Rock used to just kick bars. They revisit that era in the video for the “Wow” freestyle from Jay Rock’s excellent Redemption album.
Anderson Paak is getting set to drop his next album Oxnard soon and cuts loose this collaboration with Kendrick Lamar with the groovy “Tints.”
Top Dawg Entertainment will take the entire crew on the road (outside of Isaiah Rashad, who is finishing his album) for what is called The Championship Tour. In advance of the the countrywide romp that starts in Vancouver on May 4th and wraps up in Pittsburgh on June 15th, Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Jay Rock, ScHoolBoy Q, Ab Soul and the rest of the crew drop a hilarious trailer of their preparation.
In the same manner that he put together the Chance The Rapper and Kanye West mixtape, DJ Critical Hype blends Kendrick Lamar vocals over classic Dr. Dre production on “The DAMN Chronic” mixtape.
With Black Panther hitting theaters tonight, Kendrick Lamar, Jay Rock, Future and James Blake serve up their own mini movie with “King’s Dead.” Palm trees, traffic, stocks, confetti and so much more to see in this set of visuals.
Before Neighborhood Nip takes his Victory Lap, the Cali rapper links up with Kendrick Lamar for “Dedication.”
Remember that time that Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar were in the studio together and rhyming over Madlib beats? Out of that came “No More Parties In LA” off of Kanye’s The Life Of Pablo album. But there was more. Today, we get a session where the duo is just kicking rhymes over Madlib beats. 100% freestyle.
With Black Panther a week away, Kendrick Lamar and SZA take the future to Africa in this brilliant video for “All The Stars.”
With DAMN being all about nobody praying for Kendrick Lamar, the TDE emcee keeps that theme going on the Black Panther soundtrack alongside The Weeknd with “Pray For Me.”
Although he didn’t take home Album of the Year, Kendrick Lamar cleaned up at the Grammys with five awards and an epic show opener that featured both U2 and Dave Chappelle. It’s a must watch if you haven’t seen it already.