Kendrick can be rather inconsistent on "LUST." and "LOYALTY." However, on earlier songs of his like "Sherane a.k.a. Master Splinter's Daughter" and "These Walls" he speaks beautifully and tells concise stories with intense metaphors.

Greed is discussed numerous times on To Pimp A Butterfly, especially on Wesley's Theory, For Free?, Alright, and For Sale?. New Freezer is torn apart, yet again. It may possibly be Kendrick's most inconsistent verse of all time.

Welcome to part one of our seven part series, the Seven Deadly Sins in Kendrick Lamar's lyrics. On his recent album DAMN., he tried to tackle massive, broad subjects such as pride. We breakdown his ideas on PRIDE., Big Shot, The Heart Part IV, and HUMBLE.

Lil Yachty's "Lil Boat 2" is an improvement on 2017's "Teenage Emotions." We analyze the simple beats and the carefree bars, although they are nonsensical and misogynistic.

Dritty Pope and Rotker-Lynn discuss and analyze what Vince Staples' 2017 album, "The Big Fish Theory," is aiming to convey. We relate time to water, gold digging to goldfish, and "HUMBLE." to "Big Fish."

Dritty Pope and Rotker-Lynn discuss vocal sound effects like ad-libs and onomatopoeia, and how using these in rap is "amen-ing yourself." We discuss the vocal effects of 90s rapper Das EFX, Offset, Future, Kendrick, Jay Rock, and Kanye.

Dritty discusses Haris Khan, a rapper from the student college of New York, classic J Dilla beats, the A$AP Ferg and Meek Mill collaboration that occurred months before Meek's arrest, and the famous God's Plan line. Beats by Lukas Motivans and Dritty Pope

Introducing the Bar Seminar, the talk show where hip-hop heads dissect rap lyrics and appreciate them as modern poetry. Today's episode: "Supastars" and "Stir Fry" by Migos and "King's Dead" by Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Future, and James Blake.