It’s a warm August night in Santa Monica, and Kendrick Lamar is sitting on a low sofa in a hotel suite as the sun sets behind him, very carefully speaking to SZA and me. It’s more than a little surreal to have Lamar, the closest thing this era of hip-hop has to a truth teller, leaning forward and looking intently first into SZA’s face, then mine, saying things like “I do believe in love and war, and I believe they both need to exist.”
"Is a diss track to a boy who wanted to get personal for the sake of winning a lyrical battle; using his formulaic ways against him and his brand. Now they'll never escape it!"
Type shit, plain and simple.
What's all this energy, values, pandering, moon and stars horse shit he's talking about? Sounding deep for nothing, FOH
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