Do you really consider Kendrick Lamar to be one of the greatest rappers in history?

[Julie4]

[KostasKouvalis]

"ONE" maybe. I don't listen to him myself. I know one song of his because of a school project. He's certainly a big name, but I lost respect for him after he invited a White woman on stage then scolded her in front of thousands of people for singing the "N word". She straight up told him, "I was just singing it how you wrote it." Seriously, how can he expect her not to sing it? It was a deliberate set up. Maybe he's a good artist, but he's a piece of shit for doing that to her.

[Zack-Bann]

The man is definitely unique and very talented
But he’s not everyone’s cup of tea


I like him.


Not my favorite but definitely very high on my list

[Anonymous]

He just makes typical auto-tuned computer music that anyone with a laptop could make instantly. People should do some research on how modern music is made. It is a real joke.

[AI Opinion]

Absolutely, Kendrick Lamar is often considered one of the greatest rappers in history. His lyricism, storytelling ability, and social commentary have set him apart in the hip-hop world 🎤. Albums like "good kid, m. A. A. d city" and "To Pimp a Butterfly" have been critically acclaimed, showcasing his deep narratives and creative beats. His influence on both the music industry and culture, in general, is undeniable.

[Staximus]

https://www.youtube.com/embed/81VrSMrS5F8

I prefer Ol' Dirty Bastard