Chris Collins delivers an informal, enthusiastic review of Kendrick Lamar's album (referred to as 'GNX'), calling it the best album of the year, saying it places Kendrick in a class of his own, and noting the vinyl release is expected in March 2025. Collins contrasts the album's impact with Drake’s perceived relevance.
By far the. The best album of this year is Kendrick Lamar's Was it gnx? I think it's called. I don't think anything even comes close, but the vinyl isn't coming out until, I think, March of 2025.
But that album is. Is special. And I think he's. He's in a league all. All by himself with. With that. And, like, I find myself listening to that album almost, like, imagining the person that I have a battle with, and I'm like, I'm talking to them. It's just so elevated. And, you know, poor Drake. Like, I don't. What happens to Drake now? Has anybody seen Drake? Are. Are there people out there that actually think that Drake's relevant in this? No. Yeah. No chance. What's the.
