The new album by the established American rapper features the collaboration of SZA, Jack Antonoff and Kamasi Washington.
Kendrick Lamar he launched his surprise new album “GNX”with contributions from Jack Antonoff, SZA and Kamasi Washington.
The 12-track album “GNX” has relatively few collaborations, with the exception of two songs, “Luther” and “Gloria,” which feature SZA. The album includes “Heart Pt. 6,” the latest in their ongoing series that drake used as the title for one of his offensive songs in the exchange between the rappers earlier this year.
What “GNX” is like, the new one from Kendrick Lamar
Rumors have circulated for months that Lamar was hard at work on a new project. Earlier this week, DJ Snake suggested that Mustard had contributed to four or five of the songs and that there was a surprise appearance by Taylor Swiftalthough it does not seem that he will participate in the project.
Lamar also references his controversial performance at the Super Bowl halftime show in the opening song “Wacced Out Murals,” a concert that many on the Internet complained should have gone to Lil Wayne due to his take. held in his native New Orleans. “I used to play ‘Tha Carter 3,’ I proudly held my Rollie chain / Irony, I think my hard work let Lil Wayne down,” he raps. “I got the Super Bowl and Nas was the only one that congratulated me, all these agitated blacks, I’m glad they got it in their faces.”
“GNX” arrives before the close of a spectacular year for Lamar. She made headlines in the spring for her feud with Drake, and released a string of singles, including “Euphoria”, “Meet the Grahams” and “Not Like Us”the latter became the only song to have a significant impact on the charts. Earlier this month, it was announced that the song was nominated for song of the year and record of the year.
Source: Ambito
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