Kanye West Kanye West feat. Kendrick Lamar - 'No More Parties in LA' [DOWNLOAD LINK IN OP]

TommyGun · Jan 19, 2016

Jan 19, 2016
'and as far as real friends tell all my cousins i love em
even the one that stole the laptop you dirty motha f--ka '

and that on real friends when he said he had to pay his cuz 250.000 to get his laptop back which must have had kanye f---ing b------s on it. Kanye the type of guy who would definitley wank off to his own home made porno

Whats the story behind this ?

gorealsteady · Jan 19, 2016

Jan 19, 2016

Ordinary Joel said

808s era > College Trilogy era
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#facts

Boos · Jan 19, 2016

Jan 19, 2016
Don't know if it's been said yet but the sample at the end after he talks about the laptop again is a song by Drakes uncle

Lucy · Jan 19, 2016

Jan 19, 2016

homeless b---- said

Kendrick is grossly overrated, as is Kanye. Their name/brand alone will make the masses overhype them - similar to Drake.
Kanye's rapping is sloppy as f--k in my opinion. He has very poor breath control and his cadence is rather lack luster. His flow is absolutely nothing special and his lyrics are generally average, if not worse. Kendrick masks his weak writing ability with over-exaggerated cadences.

"So let’s face facts, if Lamar existed during the Golden Era would he be heralded as one of the greats? With his Gift Of Gab-ish flow, alongside Rappers in their prime like KRS One, Nas, Ras Kass, The Smith Bros., GZA, Ruck and Rock (to name a few) everyone in their heart of hearts knows that Kendrick most definitely wouldn’t. Plus it’s safe to say that anything that has passed through the money-grabbing hands of Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine is a carefully created product intended to appeal to the widest section of the paying public. These so-called “Greatest Of All Time” Rappers created by Dre and Jimmy pop up every now and again, and they’re cleverly packaged as “geniuses” or “credible” even though they’re obviously not. The annoying thing about this is, that every godforsaken time the brainwashed middle class buy into this charade both figuratively and literally, and a swath of real underground Rappers get overlooked."

"
With the unanimous praise that Kendrick’s latest album has received, it feels almost as if the mainstream press is colluding to promote anything that comes out of Aftermath’s stable in order to further a consumerist-led takeover. Hey, it worked withEminem a decade and a half ago, so why not with Kendrick Lamar? The public never seem to recognise the fakery, be it Eminem’s bleach blonde hair and cartoonish videos, and now Lamar’s overrated, faux pro-black, Jazzy Hipster-Hop release.

Kendrick Lamar’s latest album “To p---- A Butterfly”, according to the aforementioned publications is an infallible classic. So don’t look anywhere else, this is the album to legally purchase with your office-job pay cheque. Even though this West Coast Funk-infused, faux-Jazz, R’N’B-filled album is in reality below average, just keep telling yourself it’s something special. When these magazines tell you that Lamar’s free-spoken-word, off-beat rap flow is something to be admired, I guess it’s best to ignore Killah Priest’s “Heavy Mental” or anything by Blackalicious. It’s also best to ignore Public Enemy, Paris, and dead prez, because if you compare Lamar to actual protest Rap it might become apparent that he’s a mainstream, middle-class-s----up, Hipster-enticing, lightweight.

To anybody who has encountered prejudice, gung-ho, militarised Police, we all know “Black Lives Matter”, in fact we knew all minority and working class lives mattered way before Ferguson. But back when Kendrick Lamar was rapping “First you get a swimming pool full of liquor, then you dive in it”, real social commentary was displayed by Rappers like Dynamic Certified with their track “187 (Cop Killa)”. But oh no, Police brutality and institutional racism only exists right now during this album’s release; back in 2012 the world was a big, prejudice-free utopia. I guess only when social unrest and anti-authority protest gets approved by the mainstream media machine does Aftermath’s boy wonder abandon his “Control” verse, forget about his lame Spider-Man 2 track, and become conscious. How convenient. "

f--k kendrick. Literally the definition of the music industry commercializing and capitalizing off the public's general counter-cultural inclinations.
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lmao i don't even have to read this. look at your avatar and the s--- under it "grass, ice, tabs, dust, robo, pink, caps, pills, x" just get off the drugs for a week or two and you'll realise it's just music and you're a paranoid gallah.

homeless bitch · Jan 19, 2016

Jan 19, 2016

CoCo said

lmao i don't even have to read this. look at your avatar and the s--- under it "grass, ice, tabs, dust, robo, pink, caps, pills, x" just get off the drugs for a week or two and you'll realise it's just music and you're a paranoid gallah.
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sorry ,i'm just an incoherent drug addict.

f---ing gullible fool.

OVOTrizzy · Jan 20, 2016

Jan 20, 2016

homeless b---- said

Kendrick is grossly overrated, as is Kanye. Their name/brand alone will make the masses overhype them - similar to Drake.
Kanye's rapping is sloppy as f--k in my opinion. He has very poor breath control and his cadence is rather lack luster. His flow is absolutely nothing special and his lyrics are generally average, if not worse. Kendrick masks his weak writing ability with over-exaggerated cadences.

"So let’s face facts, if Lamar existed during the Golden Era would he be heralded as one of the greats? With his Gift Of Gab-ish flow, alongside Rappers in their prime like KRS One, Nas, Ras Kass, The Smith Bros., GZA, Ruck and Rock (to name a few) everyone in their heart of hearts knows that Kendrick most definitely wouldn’t. Plus it’s safe to say that anything that has passed through the money-grabbing hands of Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine is a carefully created product intended to appeal to the widest section of the paying public. These so-called “Greatest Of All Time” Rappers created by Dre and Jimmy pop up every now and again, and they’re cleverly packaged as “geniuses” or “credible” even though they’re obviously not. The annoying thing about this is, that every godforsaken time the brainwashed middle class buy into this charade both figuratively and literally, and a swath of real underground Rappers get overlooked."

"
With the unanimous praise that Kendrick’s latest album has received, it feels almost as if the mainstream press is colluding to promote anything that comes out of Aftermath’s stable in order to further a consumerist-led takeover. Hey, it worked withEminem a decade and a half ago, so why not with Kendrick Lamar? The public never seem to recognise the fakery, be it Eminem’s bleach blonde hair and cartoonish videos, and now Lamar’s overrated, faux pro-black, Jazzy Hipster-Hop release.

Kendrick Lamar’s latest album “To p---- A Butterfly”, according to the aforementioned publications is an infallible classic. So don’t look anywhere else, this is the album to legally purchase with your office-job pay cheque. Even though this West Coast Funk-infused, faux-Jazz, R’N’B-filled album is in reality below average, just keep telling yourself it’s something special. When these magazines tell you that Lamar’s free-spoken-word, off-beat rap flow is something to be admired, I guess it’s best to ignore Killah Priest’s “Heavy Mental” or anything by Blackalicious. It’s also best to ignore Public Enemy, Paris, and dead prez, because if you compare Lamar to actual protest Rap it might become apparent that he’s a mainstream, middle-class-s----up, Hipster-enticing, lightweight.

To anybody who has encountered prejudice, gung-ho, militarised Police, we all know “Black Lives Matter”, in fact we knew all minority and working class lives mattered way before Ferguson. But back when Kendrick Lamar was rapping “First you get a swimming pool full of liquor, then you dive in it”, real social commentary was displayed by Rappers like Dynamic Certified with their track “187 (Cop Killa)”. But oh no, Police brutality and institutional racism only exists right now during this album’s release; back in 2012 the world was a big, prejudice-free utopia. I guess only when social unrest and anti-authority protest gets approved by the mainstream media machine does Aftermath’s boy wonder abandon his “Control” verse, forget about his lame Spider-Man 2 track, and become conscious. How convenient. "

f--k kendrick. Literally the definition of the music industry commercializing and capitalizing off the public's general counter-cultural inclinations.
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god d--- you went in... lmao. been known he's an industry plant though. i hope this black lives matter s--- stops in 2016. black lives only mattered since 2015 it seems

Electrifying · Jan 21, 2016

Jan 21, 2016
Underwhelming on first listen. Facts was better and so was the Real Friends snippet.
lol for me Wolves was still what hyped me most bout the new album. Not exactly a great thing.

Mr Rager · Jan 21, 2016

Jan 21, 2016

Electrifying said

Underwhelming on first listen. Facts was better and so was the Real Friends snippet.
lol for me Wolves was still what hyped me most bout the new album. Not exactly a great thing.
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Elaborate?

Boos · Jan 22, 2016

Jan 22, 2016
Everyone that said kendricks verse was 3 years old was probably wrong since this photo is recent

Jehovah · Jan 22, 2016

Jan 22, 2016

Boos said

Everyone that said kendricks verse was 3 years old was probably wrong since this photo is recent

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Or its the indication that they are going to be doing another song

Legends · Jan 22, 2016

Jan 22, 2016
Anyone got a better link to best available quality download? OP just leads me to endless ads and it's pissing me tf off

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