Kendrick Lamar Comments On Tupac Hologram, Talks Black Hippy Compilation

    Following Dr. Dre’s memorable performance at Coachella last week which included an appearance from a hologram of the late rapper Tupac Shakur, a number of people from artists to fans were quick to voice their opinions on the hologram. 
    Even rapper Kendrick Lamar voiced his opinion on the hologram while being interviewed by Fuse TV after his performance at Coachella. Like many people who witnessed the performance firsthand Kendrick revealed that he was more amazed than anything. 
    “It was an idea I knew Dre was throwing in the air probably like a couple weeks back but I didn’t know it was gonna be that serious. But I should’ve expected it. This dude is a perfectionist,” Kendrick explained to Fuse TV. “Always taking the game to the next level and that my friend is the next motherfuckin’ level. If it don’t get any better. I was in amazement like everybody else. After my set I jumped back in the crowd all the way to the back and just watched the show. Because that was my first time actually getting to see Dre and Snoop and Kurupt, Warren G perform…That part came on in the show [and] it just took it to the next level.” 
    Kendrick also spoke briefly on the Black Hippy group and any possibilities of a joint album. The rapper first jokingly stated that there’d be no Black Hippy album, but went on to explain that the focus right now is solidifying each artist individually and a joint album will come sometime after that.
    “We working man. We don’t wanna throw no dates out there or nothing like that. We really hold that to heart,” said Kendrick. “We want that to be all the way right. It’s something that we planned from the jump, solidify each individual artist and then we’ll come with the boom. I’m not saying when. Just be ready and lookout for Ab-Soul right now. That’ll be the last puzzle to that Black Hippy thing coming.” 
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    Following Dr. Dre’s memorable performance at Coachella last week which included an appearance from a hologram of the late rapper Tupac Shakur, a number of people from artists to fans were quick to voice their opinions on the hologram. 

    Even rapper Kendrick Lamar voiced his opinion on the hologram while being interviewed by Fuse TV after his performance at Coachella. Like many people who witnessed the performance firsthand Kendrick revealed that he was more amazed than anything. 

    “It was an idea I knew Dre was throwing in the air probably like a couple weeks back but I didn’t know it was gonna be that serious. But I should’ve expected it. This dude is a perfectionist,” Kendrick explained to Fuse TV. “Always taking the game to the next level and that my friend is the next motherfuckin’ level. If it don’t get any better. I was in amazement like everybody else. After my set I jumped back in the crowd all the way to the back and just watched the show. Because that was my first time actually getting to see Dre and Snoop and Kurupt, Warren G perform…That part came on in the show [and] it just took it to the next level.” 

    Kendrick also spoke briefly on the Black Hippy group and any possibilities of a joint album. The rapper first jokingly stated that there’d be no Black Hippy album, but went on to explain that the focus right now is solidifying each artist individually and a joint album will come sometime after that.

    “We working man. We don’t wanna throw no dates out there or nothing like that. We really hold that to heart,” said Kendrick. “We want that to be all the way right. It’s something that we planned from the jump, solidify each individual artist and then we’ll come with the boom. I’m not saying when. Just be ready and lookout for Ab-Soul right now. That’ll be the last puzzle to that Black Hippy thing coming.” 

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    18 thoughts on “Kendrick Lamar Comments On Tupac Hologram, Talks Black Hippy Compilation

    1. Yo enough with asking him about Dre. I understand that they always do that to whoever rolls with Dre but seriously it’s like literally every Kendrick article that gets posted here is about what he thinks about Dre and then he then he keps giving the same answer about how he’s a perfetionist and whatnot.

      1. forreal! fuck what dre up to, i want to know what top dawg (specifically black hippy and k. dot’s upcoming solo) is up to.

      2. agreed. and DX needs to stop running the same stories over and over and over and over and over and over and over

      3. Co-sign. At first, according to the title, I thought that this is the first article where Kendrick Lamar doesn’t get asked about working with Dr. Dre and other shit about him. But then once I clicked on it, I saw the name “Dr. Dre” on the first sentence. smh

    2. Ab-Soul about to drop something nice. Notice how Schoolboy Q improved 200% on Habits and Contradictions. Notice how Kendrick went from a great release to an unbelievable release with Section 80. Notice how Jay Rock brought back that intelligent gangsta shit back. Ab-Soul has been dropping heat lately and since EVERYONE else improved it only makes sense for him to follow suit. Listen to Pineal Gland, Terrorist Threats, Black Lip Bastard, and Showin Love. Dude aint playing

    3. cannot fucking wait for that album. This is the most anticipation i have had about any artist or artists in a long time.

      They are more talented than 99% of what’s out there right now and they have a brilliant knack of actually getting albums released (unlike most artists these days)

      PS, I think Jay Rock is the best of the lot. Just my opinion.

      1. Yeah man, that Jay Rock album was fire.. dude is underrated as a lyricist cuz they think he’s just “gangster rap”. The key to seeing a Black Hippy lp is Ab-Soul.. he’s the least known, and I hope his next lp gets him a strong buzz..

      2. imo opinion even though Kendrick is my most listened to black hippy artist I actually think Ab-Soul is the best in Black Hippy though all of them are dope as fuck.

    4. last time hhdx talked to kendrick about this he said they have 4 whole song done and that they were establishing themselves individually first. what’s changed? let the brothers grow. ab soul’s turn. then we can talk about black hippy.

      1. Why, so Wayne & Baby would make them do gay music about lolli pops??

        BH is one of the only hopes the mainstream has of getting some halfway respectable shit on the charts again, leave Cash Money wack ass out of it, lol

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