Kendrick Lamar closed out Paid Dues Festival 2013 with a special solo performance for a packed house full of TDE fans. Check out the footage above to see some of the tracks K. Dot decided to bless the crowd with. In this clip, Kendrick performs “Backseat Freestyle” and “Money Trees” ft Jay Rock off Good Kid M.A.A.D. City
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After just being interview by Power 106’s Big Boy and downplaying his beef with YMCMB rapper Drake, Breezy decides to send shots at the Toronto artist over Young Jeezy’s new “R.I.P” Remix. The record features verses from other talents like YG, and Kendrick Lamar.
Deciding to spit some bars over the track, Chris makes reference to Drake’s popular “Started From The Bottom” single and raps:
“Now dearly departed, I bought a plane I departed/and if you started from the bottom go ahead and come out the closet…”
Not to be forgotten, Drake’s recent offering with “5 AM In Toronto” off his upcoming project also caused some eyebrows to raise when the former Degrassi actor rapped:
“Bad press during the summer over allegations/ I ain’t lyin’ my nigga my time is money/ that’s why I ain’t got time for a nigga whose time is coming…”
You know what this means right? Put all the liquor bottles away because shit is about to get serious, tables will be flipped, and all kinds of bottles are about to take flight.
S/O KarenCivil
ScHoolboy sits down with Power 105’s Breakfast Club and talks about a number of topics which include his upcoming album, starting off as Kendrick Lamar’s hype man, being from Hoover Crip, making a million dollars off “Hands On The Wheel” and much more. Check out the interview above to see what Puffy had to say during his run in New York.
So K. Dot recently hit up the Jimmy Kimmel Show for a live performance of everyone’s Good Kid M.A.A.D. City favorite “Poetic Justice”. Take a look at the video above if you missed the performance. TDE. Hiii Power.
So here it is folks, 50 finally releases the final music video for his popular new single “We Up”. The track now only features a verse from TDE front man Kendrick Lamar rather than a third from Fif’s artist Kidd Kidd.
This was a pretty dope idea to capture his initial reaction. Kendrick visits ScHoolboy Q during a recent studio session for his upcoming project Oxymoron and gets surprised as Top Dawg and company play the official remix version of “Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe” which features Jay-Z. Watch as K. Dot takes the moment in surrounded by family and friends.
Fif comes through and delivers the final version of his hit single “We Up”. If you’ll remember the previous version had rapper Kidd Kidd on a verse but it looks like he didn’t quite make the cut as the song took off in popularity. Take a listen to the stream above. This is my shit.
Kendrick Lamar recently sat down with Sway for an interview on Shade 45 and shares a conversation he had with Jigga man and the surprise of having HOV drop a verse on his popular record “Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe”.
During the week of SXSW, Kendrick hit the stage at Viceland to deliver a dope performance. In this clip check out K. Dot as and Jay Rock as they treat the crowd to a performance of “Money Trees”.
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