than anything krit has put out(for now, this could change....shit just came out) but I think KRIT overall has the best catalog his "mixtapes" are so fucking good and I wasn't feeling section 80 as much as most people were(though i still thought it was good)

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Mixtapes- KRIT

Album- Kendrick. I was very disappointed with the KRIT album which was one of my most anticipated of the year.

all original music produced by himself, but his major label debut was dissapointing

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by a long shot and i like krit

KL voice's voice and flow is weak.

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The little Wayne ripoff flow is awful

The Drake ripoff flow is awful

The twista flow is beyond awful

He needs to just rap regularly


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Biggest letdown of the year and in recent memory.

I like Lamar's discography better and it's no contest in the MC'ing department, BUT I have a huge soft-spot for cats that produce and rap. All things considered I prefer Kendrick, but I like KRIT and just hope his next outing is better than his last album.
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I don't like the beat anymore because its just a loop. ALC didn't FLIP IT ENOUGH!

Flip it enough? Flip these. Flip off. Go flip some f*cking burgers.(c)Kno

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I appreciate Kendrick's last two albums a TON, but I'll go to KRIT's stuff for enjoyment way quicker, and he's put out a lot more cuts that've really hit me on a personal level, not just "man I'm glad I didn't grow up in Compton". Plus there's a certain bit of bias being that I put a LOT of people I know onto K.R.I.T. back in 09/10 and mostly ignored Kendrick before Section.80 other than listening to OD on a recommendation and seeing the potential there. So K.R.I.T. sort of feels like "my guy" and I expect nothing less than greatness from him, whereas how good Lamar's past two releases have been has really surprised me both times. I had no belief at all that Kendrick would ever match Section.80.

1 (34). ReturnOf4Eva: 9.02
2 (41). good kid, m.A.A.d. city: 8.95
3 (42). Section.80: 8.94
4 (51). K.R.I.T Wuz Here: 8.90
5 (130). 4eva N a Day: 8.26
6 (246). Live from the Underground: 7.94
7 (537). (O)verly (D)edicated: 6.65


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Overly Dedicated was very good but had some missteps as KL got too oddball with the flow/hooks/voices at times, Section 80 was a big step up and one of my favorites of '11 but still had missteps like No Makeup that Krit seemed to avoid through his first 3 tapes. Live From The Underground was that big of a letdown and GKMC(and all the recent tracks/guest appearances) is that damn good that I'm letting recent events push KL to the front.

I was realizing this while listening to GKMC over the last week or so. He rarely uses simple end-rhymes, which is the most common way to rap. He'll have a whole verse of internal rhymes and there's no set pattern. No set syllable or sound that he consistently raps. Of course, it's there sometimes, but often times, the scheme changes up so often that it's very hard to memorize or rap along with his verses. It's very, very technically impressive.

Anyway, I've been wanting to mention that somewhere for some days now. I like KRIT a lot. But I'm riding with Kendrick.

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TDE plus Dre gives Kendrick a great adavantage at making music
Krit still trying to find his sound
Kendrick came out with a concept album out the gate and pulled it off

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>Krit still trying to find his sound

KRIT perfected an authentic sound of being an everyman cross between Outkast and UGK

while Kendrick is all over the place doing Outkast-ish songs, Drake songs, hard trap shit, soul chops, jazzy boom bap...most of it is all great, but its way less of a cohesive personalized sound

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>>Krit still trying to find his sound
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>KRIT perfected an authentic sound of being an everyman cross
>between Outkast and UGK

he hasnt yet as seen by his major label offering
and Im a HUGE fan of Krit
but i was disappointed
it wasnt only misteps
i feel like he took a step back and had some identity problems


>while Kendrick is all over the place doing Outkast-ish songs,
>Drake songs, hard trap shit, soul chops, jazzy boom bap...most
>of it is all great, but its way less of a cohesive
>personalized sound

actually i believe the opposite
because hearing that whole album in its entirety all the songs fit
its cohesive in concept and the best sequenced album in a long time

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4eva in a day...just about like Kendrick expect it was for a mixtape.

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but kendrick's debut simply destroys krit's...theres no competition really

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and i love krit

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if its for mixtapes Krit still had 3 classics in a row.

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In terms of major label debut's, Kendrick wins. But comparing the whole catalogue, KRIT is winning easily so far.

debut. Still can't believe he dropped something that forgettable. 4EvaAndADay, though inferior compared to his previous mixtapes, had more replay for me than that album. Meanwhile, Section 80's been in rotation for over a year & I see GKMC getting just as much burn. Plus, Kendrick's been the only rapper from this new wave of cats that I've shelled out concert money for.

in hip hop today, with J Cole.

I know there's been talk about a Cole-Kendrick collab album, I wouldn't mind it if Krit was added to that project.

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>I know there's been talk about a Cole-Kendrick collab album, I
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the brighter future, more than likely. KRIT is fundamentally a conservative artist even though one of his obvious models was the opposite of that. Kendrick is trying things and just made an album of the year contender; he could be a great, and I'm starting to think that's outside of KRIT's reach (even though I love his mixtapes).

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good kid, m.a.a.d. city is just an incredible debut. the in-house (that tde team is something special) and guest producers all delivered, and kendrick held the album down lovely. the flows, the lyrics, the feel, the sequence...all of it was present and proper. i also like that the album retains cohesion through the shifting musical vibes (like someone said, it's got trappish stuff, jazzy, experimental, boombap...runs the gamut).

i still dig krit's first studio album, but i feel like it didn't hit like it should. the first few joints and the last half of the album are fireness, but the middle, especially weighed with all the repetitive hooks, loses me a little. i still like the songs, and the album is short enough to play through completely, but i'm not attached to as many songs on LTU as i was on every other krit release, even the ones before "k.r.i.t. wuz here".

having to use live instrumentation over samples may have thrown a curve in k.r.i.t.'s production prowess, too. j. cole seemed to navigate that issue with much more ease. i'm sure krit'll have settled shortcomings from LTU on his next joint. that said, dude is still one of my favorite rappers, ever.

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I've kinda loved all of Kendrick's projects...

But I will say that The Vent is one of my favorite songs ever...




EDIT: This is kind of a dumb comparison because they're 2 completely different artists all together... Krit is gonna be eatin for years off his beats alone... Kendrick is the "new king" of the west... Hopefully both have continued success...

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