After streaming out his new "i" single yesterday (September 23), Kendrick Lamar has delivered a lengthy on-air freestyle that finds the wordsmith working his flow above a series of familiar beats.
During an appearance on California radio station Power 106's Big Boy's Neighborhood program, the King of Compton was asked to freestyle. This led to a six-minute onslaught of bars that had Lamar delivering a gas station-set narrative above James Brown's "The Boss," repping Top Dawg and how he runs rap atop Jay Z's "Who You Wit" and more.
You'll find the hip-hop figure having fun with the freestyle format, and cracking up watching host Big Boy delivering a few bars of his own, in the video down below. Also, at the bottom of the page, you can watch the full interview.
During an appearance on California radio station Power 106's Big Boy's Neighborhood program, the King of Compton was asked to freestyle. This led to a six-minute onslaught of bars that had Lamar delivering a gas station-set narrative above James Brown's "The Boss," repping Top Dawg and how he runs rap atop Jay Z's "Who You Wit" and more.
You'll find the hip-hop figure having fun with the freestyle format, and cracking up watching host Big Boy delivering a few bars of his own, in the video down below. Also, at the bottom of the page, you can watch the full interview.