![]() Unfortunately, Lamar’s tale of trying to take control of his own lifestyle can be misinterpreted, and listeners could just as easily view it in the opposite way that the artist intended. city - is a party anthem, but despite its mass appeal, is a much darker track that deals with peer pressure and alcoholism. For example, the excellent “Swimming Pools (Drank)” - from Lamar’s own good kid, m.A.A.d. Subject matter in rap/hip-hop sometimes eludes close examination. Lamar’s “Control” verse is critical to hip-hop for a number of reasons, the primary one being that it drew so attention for its lyrical content. While Lamar’s verse was heavily discussed and overanalyzed, he had already called out specific rappers three years prior on a freestyle over Kanye West’s “Monster.” Though, at the time, no one cared, because he wasn’t as famous as he is now. What’s strange (to me, at least) is at this moment and as El-P mentioned, no one is paying attention to what is really being said. In my experience listening to hip-hop, it has always been about the lyrics. His music is critically revered, and a pretty big reason for that is because it’s driven by powerful storytelling. If anything, the verse on “Control” is a call to action from Lamar, who is using the mainstream platform to his advantage. After digesting the reflections of these two artists, my views had solidified, and there was no need to discuss it any further. It shouldn’t be surprising.” Similarly, Flying Lotus tweeted similar thoughts. Like, of course you’re supposed to be incredible… It shouldn’t be rare. I liked Kendrick Lamar and knew he was a great rapper, so why wouldn’t I also be praising him?ĭuring an interview two days later El-P offered his opinions on the said verse, “It’s so funny to me to see people freak out - all these born-again hip-hop purists and shit.” He further elaborated, ”Lyrics are important! No shit…Some of us been going for the throat our whole careers…It’s crazy to me that anyone’s like freaking out over someone being ill. While most friends were posting their views on the verse and the state of hip-hop, it didn’t faze me. Dot’s verse put the Internet hype machine into overdrive. I tried to avoid paying attention, but the effect of K. I remember this moment vividly because at the time, I was on vacation, untethered to the never-ending entertainment news cycle. The speckles or ink roller effect is not a print error.On August 14, 2013, Big Sean released “Control,” a single that turned into a controversy immediately as a result of Kendrick Lamar’s verse calling out specific rappers. ** Please be aware on some designs there is a letterpress / screenprint texture if you look closely. ![]() I now provide any Yohuga design as a high quality print file for you to print at home or at your local print shop! If there's a print you love but the colours just ain't vibing with your scheme, drop me a message with a colour reference / photo / image and I'll create a custom listing for you ASAP! :) Let's Get Super Social! -īESPOKE COLOURS. This option isn't tracked - if you'd like Tracked - Signed-For Delivery, please upgrade to my 1st Class option.Īll A6-A5-A4 prints will be packed in a protective sleeve and will arrive at your door in a rigid card backed envelope.Ī3-A2-A1 prints will come rolled up in a sturdy cardboard postal tube. Just 99p standard post to all UK addresses. ** Please note, the product is the print - not the frame, hanger or any other part of the product mockup visual :) ** If you have a custom size, just purchase the closest size available, then add 'Custom Size' listing to your basket & I'll make your custom size for just £1 extra! Our prints are UK designed & printed to fit most easily available frames. ![]() Not only does canvas look amazing in frames, it's also perfect for hanging in wooden poster hangers! ![]() The canvas is heavyweight, durable, waterproof and all-round more versatile than paper or card. All prints are on 340gsm cotton canvas giving them a unique luxurious textured art look!
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