As a recent study with an extensive sample of 9 people has revealed that listening is the same as reading, I decided to review my favorite novel of all time: it has words arranged in a cool order.
Well anyways that’s it for the review. I think it’s brave that he chose only to release it in audiobook form, but I’m still hoping for a physical release in the future. I much prefer physical books if I’m given the choice.
The cover is a mere van
Hey just wanted a few ideas on what tattoo I could get related to this album, obviously the van can be an idea, but not really a fan of getting a van on me, thanks!
Sorry I'm a bit late, busy day in school
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Songs Remaining:
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Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst
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Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe
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Backseat Freestyle
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The Art of Peer Pressure
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Money Trees
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Poetic Justice
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good kid
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m.A.A.d city
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Swimming Pools (Drank)
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Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst
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Compton
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The Recipe
Songs Voted Out
Round 5: Real (35%, 938 Votes)
Round 4: Black Boy Fly (34%, 666 Votes)
Round 3: Now or Never (36%, 1,211 Votes)
Round 2: Collect Calls (25%, 1,241 Votes)
Round 1: County Building Blues (25%, 1,191 Votes)
Who voices Kendrick's parents in gkmc? Is it his actual parents or what? I haven't found anything on the net pointing to the answer.
say it's an album about a religious guy who went down the wrong path and then he found jesus and it made him a generous man
Hello. I have read somewhere on Reddit (I think it was a topic in r/askreddit about the best albums to binge) that there is a whole story to this 'good kid maad city' album and someone posted a link to this website where you could read the whole story while listening to all the songs(or there was a story where there were 'cuts' and you had to listen to one song)
I had it saved somewhere but can't find it anywhere now.
Anyone familiar with that?
I even started reading through that story at work.
It was about a young boy who would get picked up by a chauffeur, idk, from school i think, and then delivered to a big villa, went straight to the kitchen and got offered some kind of a posh dish from a chef, went upstsirs and eat it by his desk? And that he got older and some of his friends were to come up to his house and from there drive to the beach and go surfing. And that when they eventually got to the beach,there was a lady and they wanted to invite her for a party so they did. And I remember some parts where they where driving to that party but thats how far I read this story at work and now I cant find the link.
Is it for sale anywhere with the original cover art (baby Kendrick with family) as opposed to the deluxe edition with the van?
Edit: To clarify, I was looking for the chronological order, but was also wondering if there is a 'correct' way to listen to the album. How do you listen?
Original: What I mean by this is: what is the 'correct'/chronological order that the album is meant to be listened to? (not the original way on the CD)
Over the summer, I was browsing around the main pages of Genius, looking at the album, and saw a section about the chronological order to listen to the album. It's not altered that much, but I remember that it starts with 'Compton' and 'Sherane a.k.a. Master Splinter's Daughter' comes around the middle.
If anyone could point me in the right direction, by either posting a link (I have searched around again today) or suggesting the way, it would be hugely appreciated. Thanks.
Aight now it's getting good what's gonna go down son
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Songs Remaining:
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Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe
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Backseat Freestyle
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The Art of Peer Pressure
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Money Trees
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good kid
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m.A.A.d city
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Swimming Pools (Drank)
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Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst
Songs Voted Out:
Round 9: Sherane a.k.a. Master Splinter's Daughter (28%, 494 Votes)
Round 8: The Recipe (50%, 1,213 Votes)
Round 7: Poetic Justice (37%, 478 Votes)
Round 6: Compton (32%, 805 votes)
Round 5: Real (35%, 938 Votes)
Round 4: Black Boy Fly (34%, 666 Votes)
Round 3: Now or Never (36%, 1,211 Votes)
Round 2: Collect Calls (25%, 1,241 Votes)
Round 1: County Building Blues (25%, 1,191 Votes)
