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Listen to the 12-track project now. pgLang Kendrick Lamar has released a surprise new album. Scroll down to stream GNX now. Lamar dropped the album shortly after sharing a video featuring himself in a Buick, the same vehicle seen on the album artwork. Production credits on the album include long-time collaborator Sounwave plus Jack Antonoff….
J. Cole has unexpectedly addressed the beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, as well as his decision to bow out of it, on a new song called “Port Antonio.” Released by surprise on Wednesday night (October 9), the five-minute track finds the Dreamville rapper defending his decision to step back from his brief battle with…
Songs of the Summer: Final Four In the final segment of Episode 5: Honorable Mentions, the winners of our Brat, Touch Grass, Slacker, and Main Stage regionals battle it out for the SotS title. By The FADER This week, The FADER went deep on our Songs of the Summer, from global megahits to underground bangers….
Songs of the Summer 2024: Main Stage The heavyweights. By The FADER All this week, The FADER is exploring the Songs of the Summer, from massive global hits to the most exciting tracks from emerging artists. We’ve broken our list of contenders into a March Madness-style bracket, with four regionals, each representing a different type…
The globe-shaking diss track is the winner of The FADER’s Main Stage regional in our ongoing Songs of the Summer bracket. The FADER’s 2024 Songs of the Summer bracket is divided into four March Madness-style regionals, and the winner of the Main Stage Regional was Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.” Below, Jordan Darville makes the…
The new clip for “Not Like Us” is another entry in one of the most visually arresting yet strangely underrated runs in music video history. The Director’s Label was a definitive document of the MTV era’s waning days. The series of DVDs celebrated music video directors who elevated the form and created a new mini-universe…
Their candid remix of brat’s “girl, so confusing” proves they don’t have to choose between being friends or rivals. Photo by MTV/MTV1415 via Getty Images If Barbie associated being a “girl” with an omnipresent hot pink last summer, it’s now been taken over by brat green. While Greta Gerwig’s blockbuster playfully explored the plight of…
Kendrick Lamar may have begun his set during Wednesday evening’s “Ken & Friends – The Pop Out” with a performance of “Euphoria”— one of multiple diss tracks the Compton lyricist has aimed at Drake amid their recent rap beef — but the focus of the Juneteenth event was to showcase unity among West Coast talent,…
The increasingly exploitative diss tracks in their ongoing feud reveal just how flippant our society can be about sexual violence. (L) Kendrick Lamar. Photo by Greg Noire (R) Drake. Photo by Cole Burston/Getty Images Much has been made of how “dark” things have gotten between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. I disagree — I’m old…
Al Green is sampled in Kendrick Lamar‘s newest diss to Drake, “6:16 In LA,” and it garnered a response from the legend himself. Released in the early hours of Friday (May 3), the Sounwave and Jack Antonoff-produced track samples Green’s 1972 classic, “What a Wonderful Thing Love Is.” Though he kept it simple in his…