“Richard Nixon,” which could be a cover of the Killer Mike song with more of Kendrick’s weird “DOOT DOOT DOOT” ad-libs.

A few feel just little too on-brand to be real Kendrick songs: It stands to reason that Lamar’s new album almost certainly doesn’t have Kanye West and Q-Tip on one track and Thundercat and D’Angelo collaborating on another, because we live in real life and not in a fantasy.īut if those two too-good-to-be true credits don’t send you looking for the jig, then look merely at the track titles themselves. Who would ever want to hear that? Kanye West’s Rich Black Americanalso does not exist.

Beyoncé’s alleged collaboration with Azealia Banks and Lady Gaga called “Ratchet” never materialized, and with good reason. The leaked list is 14 tracks long and sports the names of some of Lamar’s most frequent collaborators, such as Sounwave, Thundercat, Anna Wise, and Terrace Martin.Īlas, leaked track lists are traditionally fake news. A few outlets have crowed that an anonymous user uploaded what is billed as the tracklist for Kendrick Lamar’s upcoming album (set to drop on April 7) to the site. Pastebin is a website where you can store text to easily copy and paste, and it’s also apparently a leading source of music news.

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