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Kendrick Lamar got bitches and he wants to "f**k the world for 72 hours" in the music video for his latest offering, "Backseat Freestyle." The Hit-Boy-produced rhyme fest is taken from is critically-acclaimed debut album good kid, m.A.A.d city .

Kendrick Lamar's years of hard work continues to land him new milestones. The Compton rapper's critically acclaimed debut album, good kid, m.A.A.d , has been certified gold.

The Game drops the new track "Murder" as he continues to promote the upcoming release of 'Jesus Piece.' The track features hot new comer Kendrick Lamar and rap veteran Scarface and spotlights the lost of music industry icons including Notorious B.I.G., Tupac

"Swimming Pools (Drank)" is a stand out single from Kendrick Lamar's critical acclaim debut album 'good kid, m.A.A.d city'.

T.I., Kendrick Lamar, and B.o.B reminisce about females from their past in "Memories Back Then" while Kris Stephens jumps on the hook to compliment the airy Goyte sample of "Somebody I Used To Know." Originally supposed to be on T.I's latest LP Trouble Man:

Yes! Finally there's a video for Kendrick Lamar and Drake's collab hit "Poetic Justice." No, it doesn't feature Ms.

Rappers who weren't named in Kendrick's "Control" verse are responding (Lupe, Cassidy, B.o.B, etc.) but now, even people who aren't known for rapping professionally are coming out of the wood work with responses on wax!

Lamar and the gang gave the people what they want as they have fun on the road. This year was all about Top Dawg Entertainment and it looks like they will roll into 2013 rocking throughout the country and world.

With Kendrick season upon us in the form of his sophomore album, To Pimp A Butterfly , the TDE rapper has unleashed the tracklist for the opus (at the time of this writing, the tracks are still untitled on iTunes).

Kendrick waited until after his two Grammy wins last night (Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song for " i ") to drop this newbie, "The Blacker The Berry." After receiving criticism for his comments about the events in Ferguson, MO (i.e.

Finally, a rapper who was directly called out on Kendrick's verse on "Control" answers...kinda sorta. Meek Mill continues his on-going beef with fellow Philly man Cassidy on "Kendrick You Next," claiming he's coming for K.

Drake's Iceman is packed with subliminal disses, hidden references, and layered bars aimed at Kendrick Lamar, DJ Khaled, LeBron James, and more. Here is a full track-by-track breakdown of every target and every meaning decoded.