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In Concert DCWhatup Kendrick Lamar TDE

#WhatUpDC: Kendrick Lamar Scheduled to Perform ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’ At The Kennedy Center


Kendrick Lamar is set perform in Washington, DC at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Following the footsteps of Hip Hop legends Nas, Lauryn Hill, and MC Lyte for the one-night only performance.

K-Dot will run through songs from his critically acclaimed album To Pimp A Butterfly with Washington’s National Symphony Orchestra.

NSO Pops with Kendrick Lamar” is scheduled for October 20. 

For more information and tickets visit kennedy-center.org.


ForeverMeah says... I'll be there! 


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In Celebrity News Kendrick Lamar New Music TDE

[Listen] Kendrick Lamar - The Blacker the Berry


Kendrick Lamar just surprised us all with a new track called "The Blacker The Berry," which will be featured on his upcoming album.

Check it out below:





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In Celeb Drama Kendrick Lamar Lawsuits Legal Woes TDE

Kendrick Lamar Facing Legal Woes



TMZ reported, Kendrick Lamar is a musical thief who blatantly ripped off another song to create his hit, "Rigamortis" ... at least according to two musicians who are suing him for at least $1 million.

Eric Reed and Willie Jones III claim they came up with a song called "The Thorn" in 2010 that features an infectious rhythm and commanding horns ... the very same music heard in Lamar's "Rigamortis."

In their lawsuit ... they say Lamar took their music, and simply added his own lyrics. They say "The Thorn" isn't merely part of "Rigamortis" ... IT IS "Rigamortis."


Reed and Jones say even though "Rigamortis" basically made Lamar a star ... he never gave them a dime or even credit for the music.

They're now suing Lamar for at least a mil, plus all 'Rigamortis' profits and rights to the song.

Here's the infamous track they say Kendrick ripped off: 




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In Complex Interview Kendrick Lamar TDE

Kendrick Lamar Facing Pressure to Release Another Hit Album


Kendrick talks to Complex for their August/September 2014 issue about taking his time on the next release, so that measuring up to the skill that he showed during Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City will be easy like Sunday morning. 

While hopeful Kendrick’s creating an album process is near, there is still no cover art, he admits to have recorded about 30-40 possible tracks and he’s still, “flirting with ideas.” 

Complex.Com reported, Kendrick Lamar is under pressure. 

After releasing what is considered the best rap album of the past half decade (2012’s good Kid, m.A.A.d City), TDE’s golden child has stayed relatively quiet. Well, except for the time he hopped on that song and proceeded to tell every rapper within earshot to step their game up. 

Then there was the time he was nominated for seven Grammy awards, including ones for Best New Artist, Album of the Year, and Best Rap Song, failed to take home a single golden gramophone, and had Macklemore publicly apologize for "robbing him." 

But, still, compared to his peers, K Dot has kept things on the hush. And for good reason.




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“Kendrick shook up the rap game, so anticipation for his second offering is through the roof,” says Nas. TRUTH! “Whatever he does will be appreciated, but at the same time he knows he has to bring it,” he adds. Also, TRUTH! I’ll just be over here biting my nails as I wait.



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In Celebrity News Interview SchoolBoyQ SXSW TDE

@ScHoolBoyQ Comments on SXSW Festival: "Says He Won't Go Back"


Everywhere SchoolBoyQ turned, his fans were standing outside venues festooned with corporate branding, unable to enter because they didn’t have a formal invite. 

HNHH reported, ScHoolBoy Q tweeted his discontent with not getting into 50 Cent's show at SXSW, but apparently his issues with the festival go a little deeper than that. The Oxymoron rapper explained in an interview with the Washington Post that the festival has changed, in that the fans are no longer a priority.

“It's stupid. They changed it all up. It's corporate,” said Q before one of his scheduled performances. “I don't ever want to come back unless they change it to where the fans are in. I'm tired of performing and seeing my fans outside the gate. ... That's not fair. It's not about the fans no more, it's all about money, who can give you the best look."

Danny Brown recently had similar complaints about the festival, speaking of the invasion of major labels on SXSW. “The best thing for me was, I remember coming out here years, years, years ago, before it was like all the major label guys and all the guys were coming out here, it was pretty much an up-and-coming artists."

James Minor, general manager of the music portion of the festival, says he still thinks the focus is aimed at discovery, and that organizers are sensitive to groups most music fans have yet to hear about.

“I feel incredibly responsible for all these acts that we invite because it costs a lot of money to get here,” Minor said. “If somebody’s going to travel to Austin, you want to make sure that they’re playing in front of people, that they’re going to get something out of South By Southwest. We invite acts we feel have already gained some kind of momentum that could kind of use the festival as a platform to help them up to the next level.” (source)

ForeverMeah says... It's all about the Benjamin's baby!




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