Kendrick Lamar Album Discussion 4-14-17
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LA radios finally playing Humble, Love, DNA and Loyalty but still playing Paranoid by TY$ and Chill Bill regularly
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Listencloser wrote: »Humble at #1 2 weeks
Are yall actively checking Billboard to get these stats? Dope if it is #1 again tho -
I got loyalty got royalty inside my DNA!!!
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mosincredible wrote: »Anyone who thinks DAMN is better than TPAB lets me know they both don't really listen to the lyrics and they have a preference for production that lacks musicianship.
Yeah, I have to agree. But people have short attention spans, so you have to take that into consideration. If it's something a stripper can't dance to - it's like a vampire getting exposed to sunlight. LOL!
I've been listening to Damn for two weeks straight and it's a great album. For a while, I thought it was on the same level with the last project, but now I think TPAB is a little better - musically, lyrically and concept wise.
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K dot... 3 great albums in a row. Classics I don't know... don't care... But imo he has dropped 3 of the best albums in the past 10.
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Finally getting around to listening to this album so far....
That FEAR song is too deep! -
Relistened to GKMC for a while and some other ? and then came back to this, its really been Gibbs-Joey-Kendrick on rotation lately.
Also Thundercat, Mask Off, and T-Shirt by Migos has about 900 plays on my phone. -
Compton rhymer Kendrick Lamar is continuing to obliterate records with his latest studio release, DAMN.
Billboard reports that for the week of May 6, songs on DAMN. have secured the #1 through #9 spots on the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart, making this latest feat from K-Dot the first ever in chart history.
Billboard’s On-Demand Streaming Songs chart tracks on-demand domestic streams from streaming services including Spotify and Apple Music.
DAMN. singles, “Humble.” and “DNA.” captured the top two spots, while “Element.,” “Loyalty.” and “Love.” round off the top five.
Atlanta rapper Future captured the #10 spot on the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart with “Mask Off.”
All 14 cuts from DAMN. hit the chart with “Duckworth.” closing in at #16.
The record for the artist with the most top songs on the chart was previously held by Drake. The Canadian crooner/rapper managed to have eight songs in the top 10 on the chart earlier this month with his More Life playlist, and once last year.
J. Cole also accomplished that same feat in December of last year upon the release of his 4 Your Eyez Only album.
Since its release on April 14, DAMN. and other projects from K-Dot have had an impressive run on the charts. In addition to DAMN. serving as the highest-selling debut of 2017, all four studio albums from Kendrick charted on the Billboard 200 following the release of the LP. -
K dot killing the game
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LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Compton rhymer Kendrick Lamar is continuing to obliterate records with his latest studio release, DAMN.
Billboard reports that for the week of May 6, songs on DAMN. have secured the #1 through #9 spots on the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart, making this latest feat from K-Dot the first ever in chart history.
Billboard’s On-Demand Streaming Songs chart tracks on-demand domestic streams from streaming services including Spotify and Apple Music.
DAMN. singles, “Humble.” and “DNA.” captured the top two spots, while “Element.,” “Loyalty.” and “Love.” round off the top five.
Atlanta rapper Future captured the #10 spot on the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart with “Mask Off.”
All 14 cuts from DAMN. hit the chart with “Duckworth.” closing in at #16.
The record for the artist with the most top songs on the chart was previously held by Drake. The Canadian crooner/rapper managed to have eight songs in the top 10 on the chart earlier this month with his More Life playlist, and once last year.
J. Cole also accomplished that same feat in December of last year upon the release of his 4 Your Eyez Only album.
Since its release on April 14, DAMN. and other projects from K-Dot have had an impressive run on the charts. In addition to DAMN. serving as the highest-selling debut of 2017, all four studio albums from Kendrick charted on the Billboard 200 following the release of the LP.
Huh! May 6th? -
LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Compton rhymer Kendrick Lamar is continuing to obliterate records with his latest studio release, DAMN.
Billboard reports that for the week of May 6, songs on DAMN. have secured the #1 through #9 spots on the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart, making this latest feat from K-Dot the first ever in chart history.
Billboard’s On-Demand Streaming Songs chart tracks on-demand domestic streams from streaming services including Spotify and Apple Music.
DAMN. singles, “Humble.” and “DNA.” captured the top two spots, while “Element.,” “Loyalty.” and “Love.” round off the top five.
Atlanta rapper Future captured the #10 spot on the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart with “Mask Off.”
All 14 cuts from DAMN. hit the chart with “Duckworth.” closing in at #16.
The record for the artist with the most top songs on the chart was previously held by Drake. The Canadian crooner/rapper managed to have eight songs in the top 10 on the chart earlier this month with his More Life playlist, and once last year.
J. Cole also accomplished that same feat in December of last year upon the release of his 4 Your Eyez Only album.
Since its release on April 14, DAMN. and other projects from K-Dot have had an impressive run on the charts. In addition to DAMN. serving as the highest-selling debut of 2017, all four studio albums from Kendrick charted on the Billboard 200 following the release of the LP.
Huh! May 6th?
K. Dot's the future... -
So I just bought the physical and it's some differences compared to the streaming version. Slight beat changes, more kid Capri
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Might have to actually listen to the whole album
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StoneColdMikey wrote: »So I just bought the physical and it's some differences compared to the streaming version. Slight beat changes, more kid Capri
Really? I guess I gotta cope also -
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StoneColdMikey wrote: »So I just bought the physical and it's some differences compared to the streaming version. Slight beat changes, more kid Capri
According to wiki the physical version is a minute shorter than the streaming -
Man I wish YouTube was around during my b-boy and poppin' faze -
I don't know man, I think I like this album better than GKMC off the strength of its simplicity. It accomplishes many of the same themes in a more catchy and economic manner. Plus it's like he realized his word play will never be on the level with the greats so he just rides the beat without trying too hard on some rappity ? .
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That first half of Duckworth... 9th wonder KILLED that beat. I wish it was the best the whole way through. So appropriate for Kendrick too
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I feel like it's just me and the music tho, I feel like the feeling is mutual
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LcnsdbyROYALTY wrote: »Compton rhymer Kendrick Lamar is continuing to obliterate records with his latest studio release, DAMN.
Billboard reports that for the week of May 6, songs on DAMN. have secured the #1 through #9 spots on the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart, making this latest feat from K-Dot the first ever in chart history.
Billboard’s On-Demand Streaming Songs chart tracks on-demand domestic streams from streaming services including Spotify and Apple Music.
DAMN. singles, “Humble.” and “DNA.” captured the top two spots, while “Element.,” “Loyalty.” and “Love.” round off the top five.
Atlanta rapper Future captured the #10 spot on the On-Demand Streaming Songs chart with “Mask Off.”
All 14 cuts from DAMN. hit the chart with “Duckworth.” closing in at #16.
The record for the artist with the most top songs on the chart was previously held by Drake. The Canadian crooner/rapper managed to have eight songs in the top 10 on the chart earlier this month with his More Life playlist, and once last year.
J. Cole also accomplished that same feat in December of last year upon the release of his 4 Your Eyez Only album.
Since its release on April 14, DAMN. and other projects from K-Dot have had an impressive run on the charts. In addition to DAMN. serving as the highest-selling debut of 2017, all four studio albums from Kendrick charted on the Billboard 200 following the release of the LP.
I guess Dot wasn't lying on the Heart 4 when he said he gon have the whole industry on an ice pack. DAMN -
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg2n2rnEpwY
Might just be me but this another beat produced by 9th Wonder that put me in the mind of DUCKWORTH. especially with all the beat changes.
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http://www.vibe.com/2017/04/kendrick-lamar-? -fear-response/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjqzoe1Upl4
