Of course, the chorus is sure to get stuck in your head. to the A.M., funk Piss out your per diem, you just gotta hate 'em, funk If I quit your BM, I still ride Mercedes, funk If I quit this season, I still be the greatest, funk My left stroke just went viral Right stroke put lil' baby in a spiral Soprano C, we like to keep it on a high note It's levels to it, you and I know Ayy, I remember syrup sandwiches and crime allowances Finesse a n**** with some counterfeits, but now I’m countin' this Parmesan where my accountant lives in fact, I'm downin’ this D'USSÉ with my boo bae tastes like Kool-Aid for the analysts Girl, I can buy yo' ass the world with my paystub Ooh, that p*ssy good, won't you sit it on my taste bloods? I get way too petty once you let me do the extras Pull up on your block, then break it down: we playin' Tetris A.M. The first verse talks about Lamar's rise to wealth.
The video starts, Wicked or weakness? / You gotta see this / Waaaaay (yeah, yeah)įollowed by a second short intro, Nobody pray for me / It's been that day for me / Waaaaay (yeah, yeah!) Then, he appeared in a number of various scenes - from rolling around in money to re-creating "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci. It started with Lamar standing under a holy-looking spotlight. What created such a strong conversation around "Humble" and Lamar's message was the extremely powerful and visual music video. In the music video, Lamar goes to a salon which could be a way of trying to connect to women and seeing things from their perspective. He is self-aware of the stance of humility he needs to take and is encouraging other men to do the same." This includes men remaining humble in their relationships with women. A review from OkayPlayer compared "Humble" to Beyoncé's "Formation" in the way that it's a call to African American men to come together (aka get in "Formation") in order to do something great.Īccording to OkayPlayer, "Humble" is "a call for black men to take an introspective look at their place and power. While the beat is addictive, Lamar's lyrics send such a strong message. The meaning of Kendrick Lamar's "Humble" is actually extremely thoughtful. His first single from that album, "Humble," is still being played nonstop, and has been highly acclaimed as one of the best rap songs of the year.
With the release of his album, Damn, in April - it seemed like Lamar was everywhere. One artist that no one could stop talking about was Kendrick Lamar. The Grammys are approaching which means it's time to look back and appreciate all the great music from the past year.
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