Last night on SNL Kendrick Lamar made an appearance in a hilarious skit called “Young Tarts and Old Farts.” His presence in the skit will be sure to make you laugh out loud. Following the skit, the artist performed his single “I,” as well as a song called “Pay For It.” His energy in these performances radiate through the screen. Watch below!
(Video) Kendrick Lamar – I
Kendrick Lamar unleashes a visual for his single “I”. Take a look at the video after the jump!
(Video) NBA: Niceee, Kendrick Lamar’s “i” Set To Be Soundtrack For The 2014-2015 NBA Season!
The NBA has chosen Kendrick Lamar’s new hit, “I,” to be the soundtrack for the 2014-2015 basketball season. The smooth Isley Brother’s sample has been receiving great feedback, even from fellow artist Tech N9ne. The NBA promotional video featuring Kendrick’s hit song is after the jump!
(Video) Kendrick Lamar Performs, “i” For The First Time In Toronto
Kendrick Lamar took his self-love promoting to the We Day Toronto festival at the Air Canada Centre. For the first time, he performs, “i“. Check it out down bottom.
(Video) Kendrick Lamar To Appear On Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter V” ?!!
Two of the most anticipated albums of the year belong to Kendrick Lamar and Lil Wayne. Currently, Wayne is touring with Drake to drum up the excitement for, Tha Carter V. K. Dot on the other hand, has been very hush hush about when we can expect his release (Tapping fingers Kendrick). The TDE emcee dropped his latest single, “i” this week. Due to the switch up, we’re not use to hearing from Kendrick, the social media world went bananas. It’s only going to get more wild since there is a possibility that Kendrick will be featured on Wayne’s upcoming album. Hit the jump for more.
(Video) OK! Ronald Isley Recorded New Material For Kendrick Lamar’s “I”
Kendrick Lamar definitely used his brief absence to his advantage. Aside from the debut of “i,” and it’s impact — mind you, it’s only been 24hrs — the song is less of a single, more of an opening statement. While talking to Zane Lowe on BBC Radio One, K. Dot described the process it took to secure the Ronald Isley sample. Check it out after the jump.
