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Kendrick Lamar’s journey can be seen as a progression through distinct eras of growth and artistry. He began in the early 2000s with raw, underground mixtapes that hinted at his storytelling prowess.
His breakout came with good kid, m.A.A.d city (2012), a cinematic portrayal of life in Compton, blending personal struggle with universal themes of resilience. In 2015, Lamar elevated his craft with To Pimp a Butterfly, a bold exploration of race, identity, and systemic oppression, blending jazz, funk, and hip-hop.
He followed this with DAMN. (2017), a more introspective project that earned him a Pulitzer Prize, showcasing his ability to reflect on personal and societal dualities.
After a reflective hiatus, Lamar returned with Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers (2022), delving into themes of trauma, healing, and accountability. Each phase of his career has pushed boundaries, turning his evolution into a mirror for both himself and society.