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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kendrick Lamar and his family lived in Section 8 housing, were reliant on welfare and food stamps, and experienced homelessness. In school, Lamar was a quiet and observant student who excelled academically and had a noticeable stutter. His first grade teacher at Robert E. McNair Elementary School encouraged him to become a writer after she heard him correctly use the word "audacity". In middle school, Lamar was introduced to poetry by his English teacher, Regis Inge. Inge integrated the literary form into his curriculum as a response to the growing racial tensions amongst his students. [b]Through its connection to hip hop, Lamar studied rhymes, metaphors and double entendres, which made him fall in love with songwriting[/b]: "You can put all your feelings down on a sheet of paper, and they'd make sense to you. I liked that." Instead of completing assignments for other classes, Lamar would scribe lyrics in his notebooks.[19] His initial writing was entirely profane, but it helped him manage his psychological trauma and depression, which he struggled with during his adolescence.[19][20] Inge played a vital role in his intellectual growth, often critiquing his lexicon and suggesting prompts to strengthen his prose. He graduated from high school in 2005 as a straight-A student. He considered studying psychology and astronomy in college, but suspended his academic pursuits to focus on his music career. [b]He is king of double entendres! Smart, witty.[/b][/quote] I am an old white lady--and I love Kendrick![/quote] DP. I am another old white lady, and I also love Kendrick! Thrilled he won. I urge people to actually listen to several of his songs. He's great. Now, my most-played album for 2024 was definitely Chapell Roan. I was so excited to watch her career take off. But I never thought Good Luck Babe was the song of the year. [/quote] Another old white lady who loves Kendrick. My favorite song of his right now is "i".[/quote]
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