Kendrick Lamar

California native, Kendrick Lamar was born on 17 June 1987. The Top Dawg Entertainment rapper is a true Gemini, having left his fans hungry for new music ...

However, the rapper chose Ghana as the destination to shoot content for his latest project. On 11 May, the Humble hitmaker broke the news on the cover of his much-anticipated album, Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers. He's pictured with a gun while Whitney cradles the two children, Pop Sugar reports. The rapper and his longtime sweetheart, Whitney Alford met way back in the day when they attended Centennial High School together. The rapper also remembered a time when he forgot to finish a poetry homework assignment. In the past, Kendrick has spoken candidly about the impression this life of crime had on the whole family. The Top Dawg Entertainment rapper is a true Gemini, having left his fans hungry for new music after taking a seriously long break from the limelight.

Kendrick Lamar celebrated his 35th birthday Friday by teaming up with Spotify for a mini-documentary that follows the Compton rapper around for a day in ...

When asked what he’s been chatting with the local kids about, Kendrick mentions Abloh. “I’m just being in the moment.” When asked by Carl Chery, Spotify’s Head of Urban Music and Creative Director, if Mr. Morale is his most personal record, Kendrick says it’s his “most present.”

Kendrick Lamar unveils the feature "A Day In Ghana," which sees him speaking on 'Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers,' therapy, and more.

Our grandparents don’t know about that. We grow up where our parents don’t know about that. Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers also landed the Compton emcee his fourth number one on the Billboard 200, falling just short of 300,000 album equivalent units during its first week of release.

The Pulitzer winner calls Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers his “most present” album and also spends time at the Freedom Skatepark.

Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers had the biggest No. 1 debut of 2022. In the video, Lamar visits the Freedom Skatepark, which the late Virgil Abloh helped fund, and he also calls Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers his “most present” album. Concurrent with the release of his new album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, Kendrick Lamar made his first-ever visit to Accra, Ghana. The trip was captured for a short Spotify documentary.

Kendrick sees Accra for the first time and talks about going to therapy in Spotify's new mini-documentary.

“We learn to hold all our sh*t in,” he admits. “That wasn’t my forte when people mentioned it to me. A little over seven months after the passing of fashion designer Virgil Abloh, his global impact is still making itself known.

Spotify shares their new mini-doc, 'A Day In Ghana With Kendrick Lamar.' We're a month removed from Kendrick Lamar's latest studio album, Mr. Morale & Th...

"I challenged myself to go to therapy. "One of my favorite lines in the album is where Whit say, 'You really need to go to therapy.' And I say, 'Real n***as don't go to therapy,'" Kendrick says with a laugh. Or you don't never deal with it." You live and you experience the sit that you go through and you deal with it right then and there. "'Cause that's how n***as feel, you know what I'm saying? In fact, the day the album dropped, fans noted how Kendrick was playing soccer with kids in Ghana.\r\nLarry Busacca\/Getty Images\r\nThe rapper's first trip to Ghana is the focus of Spotify's new mini-documentary, A Day In Ghana With Kendrick Lamar. The rapper visits Accra, Ghana where he hangs out with the locals and spends time with the kids while chopping it up with Carl Chery. Though he doesn't get in-depth about the project, he reflects on how it's his most "present" body of work to date.

The American rapper teamed up with Spotify to document his recent and first trip to the West African country.

And the rapper seemed to be engaged in every activity and interaction with the Ghanaian locals flocking to the star. The rapper spent a number of days in Ghana's capital city, Accra, visiting townships and mingling with the locals. And to ring in his 35th birthday this Friday, June 17, the musician released a mini-documentary illustrating the precious moments.

Kendrick Lamar might be a lyrical genius, but he's no one-hit-wonder. Music aside, he also has a damn cool sense of style. Kendrick typically dresses more ...

On his 35th birthday, let's take a look at some of his amazing looks. Award shows are really where Kendrick shines when it comes to great looks and live television performances. Music aside, he also has a damn cool sense of style.

Kendrick Lamar has been notably absent since releasing his album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers this spring, spending his time in Ghana rathe...

He also discusses Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, calling it his "most present" album. You live and you experience the shit that you go through and you deal with it right then and there — or you don't never deal with it. That's finally starting to change, as Spotify has released a featurette exploring Lamar's time in Ghana and his new album.

Kendrick Lamar discusses therapy, Virgil Abloh and his latest album 'Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers' in Spotify's 'A Day in Ghana with Kendrick Lamar' ...

You live and you experience the shit that you go through and you deal with it right then and there — or you don’t never deal with it. Shit, that’s like a whole new step and a whole new generation. “One of my favorite lines on the album is where Whit[ney] says, ‘You really need to go therapy’ and I say, ‘Real n-ggas don’t go to therapy,’ he tells Spotify’s Head of Urban Music Carl Chery. “Because that’s how n-ggas feel!

Toronto rapper Jon Kabongo releases a new single “Not Your Savior,” honouring Kendrick Lamar while reminding us icons are still human and not our saviours.

These icons may save us from moments of sadness, boredom, and confusion, but this song is a reminder that they still are not our saviours, they’re human.” Kabongo says a level of “irony,” can be found within the track. On his new single “Not Your Savior,” Jon Kabongo pays homage to Kendrick Lamar while reminding us that these idols are not our salvation.

Kendrick Lamar visits Accra, Ghana in a Spotify mini-doc where he opens up about Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers and his recent embrace of therapy.

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On Friday, a month after the album's arrival, Spotify released a short documentary about Lamar's trip to the African nation, with the rapper providing insight ...

That’s special,” Lamar said of Abloh, the American-born son of Ghanaian immigrants. “We grew up where our parents don’t know about that, our grandparents don’t know about that. “This is my most present album,” Lamar said of Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers while visiting Accra, Ghana’s Freedom Skatepark, funded in part by the late Virgil Abloh, who Lamar pays tribute to in the video.

On his 35th birthday, Kendrick Lamar released A Day in Accra, Ghana, which captures his first trip to Ghana.

The rapper also opens up about the stigma of therapy, which is tackled on his new album. Kendrick Lamar is celebrating his 35th birthday with a trip to the motherland. In the visual, Lamar visits kids at Virgil Abloh’s Ghana Freedom skatepark and interacts with locals, while the film captures the city’s bustling activity and aerial views of the coastline.

The day after Kendrick Lamar released Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, footage of Kendrick hanging out at Accra, Ghana's Freedom Skatepark (partially funded ...

Following the release of his chart-topping album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, the global superstar visited Accra for “A Day in Ghana with Kendrick Lamar.” He ...

“Everything that we do out here, everything that we say, everything that’s been done is all a representation of all of us.” And everybody got they own different experience.” This life shit, it’s all about an experience.

Kendrick Lamar has visited Accra in Ghana for a new mini-documentary in which he describes his new album as his "most present yet"

“I’ve just been in the moment.” You can find any remaining tickets for those shows here. “We grew up where our parents don’t know about that, our grandparents don’t know about that. We learned to hold all our shit in.” “I can’t even tell you what day it is,” he said at the start. In response to the suggestion that ‘Mr. Morale…’ is his “most personal body of work”, Lamar said: “This is my most present album.”

In the Spotify-partnered visual, the Compton rapper visits kids at Virgil Abloh's Ghana Freedom skatepark. The film also captures Accra's busy activity and ...

• • • • • • • BET Awards '22 •

The Golden State Warriors are world champions. And if you've been paying attention, there was an easy way to predict that outcome — and the next.

And when they repeat in 2018, he released the Black Panther soundtrack that February. Each of the last four times the Compton MC has released an album, the Warriors have won a title. The Golden State Warriors are world champions.

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The streak continues. The Golden State Warriors won their fourth NBA championship in eight years — 2015, 2017, 2018, ...