Kendrick Lamar Reaction! Keisha's Song Reaction! Father and Son!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2020
- Today we give our Reaction to Kendrick Lamar and his song Keisha's Song. This was the 1st time my dad had heard this song. ! Let us know what other song reactions you would like to see us do and check out our pinned comment of our playlist of other song reactions!
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I like that you don’t just dismiss Rap music like so many people do (most of whom don’t even listen to it). In my opinion there’s good and bad in every genre of music. Rap is no different.
Could not agree more! Thanks for watching!
Seeing a father and son sharing such a moment is pure beauty
Thanks!!!
“It was a block away from Leuders park I seen a El Camino parked and in her heart she hate it there but in her mind she made it where nothing really mattered so she hit the back seat, Rosa Parks never a factor when she making ends meet.” Such a powerful bar.
Kendrick is genius
@@ReactionsToTheClassics He really is. I think somehow he’s using more of his brain than most humans are able to. Lol
Such a classic and one of kendricks deepest songs. His storytelling is unreal. "Keisha Song" a prequel to the song "sing about me dying" where we hear Keisha's perspective
He is greatness! Thanks Shane!
Actually the second verse of song about me is about keishas older sister (who is also a hooker) complaining about Kendrick using her sisters death for a song and the 3rd verse Kendrick says why he wrote it
@@lalo1437 interesting. Thanks for the insight
Keishas sister's perspective
2 pacs song Brenda gotta baby is a deep song. I’m from Compton 😁. Love your content I’m a new subbie. Blessings to y’all stay safe in these trying times.
Thanks for watching Christine and you stay safe as well!!!
This was a great review. You’re pops is sharp and you seem like an intelligent young man as well.
Kendrick really went deep on this one. It’s a harsh reality but it is indeed real. I gotta give it a 10 out of 10.
Prayers and blessings to all the Keisha’s out there in the world. Keep your head up and stay strong. 🙏🏽
Thanks really appreciate the kind words!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics No problem. Thank you guys for sharing.
Cool concept to start bringing a family aspect to the channel. Quick question did your parents buy albums and do they a collection of CDs?
Tevin this is Shawn (the Dad). I was into music in a big time way in the 80's when I was a kid/teen. I know everything there is to know about 80's music. So not that we didnt own or have stuff
You guys are amazin the way u do these reactions
Really appreciate the kind words!!!! Thanks for watching STOOPID SEASON!
Liked before even getting into the video!!!
Thanks really appreciate you watching!
Same here
Amazing as always ❤️
Thanks Niki we appreciate it!!
Good reactions keep reacting to all types
Thanks we appreciate it!
Dope video !
Appreciate it!
This was inspired by 2pac's - Brenda's Got A Baby! You should review the video.
We will check it out. Thanks Krazy Kater!
I love this channel! Can I suggest you listen to some J Cole in here? My favorite thought provoking songs are his be free performance on letterman & once an addict. THANK YOU
We will check those out. Thanks Darzae!
Little late to the party, but it's worth also mentioning that this track is referenced in verse 2 of Sing About Me.
Thanks for the insight and for watching Krazy K Productions!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics Definitely love your insight and willingness to experiment with different genres
Keep it up guys 👍👌👌
Thanks for watching Hanan Syiem we really appreciate it!!!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics if possible do some of Logic
Can you react to keep it 100 by joyner lucas?
We will check it out, thanks for watching Shadow!
👍 4 support but 🙊🙉🙈
Thanks Kev, beauty of music is there is something for everyone but everything is sure not for everyone. Stay safe out there!
I'm not familiar with Kendrick Lamar. First time hearing this. Hip Hop is not my style but I do commend you guys for playing all types of music and being honest in your opinions. I like the intro. That along with parts of the song when he is singing has a haunting sound, but the rapping part didn't grab me. I know that you guys focus on the lyrics and the message the song is trying to make. I must be honest that I focus more on the music. Lyrics without music is like poetry. The melody is what drives the song, and if a song has a strong melody, then it can go a long way in making a song more listenable. For example, I think of Hello Goodbye. The lyrics are a play on words going back and forth, nothing heavy, but the melody is so strong that it becomes so catchy and exciting to listen to. I read that someone once called it the perfect Pop song. I just wanted to make a point. Please don't misunderstand me. I do want to add that you guys gave a very good review reacting to this song. Trey really liked this song at a 9.5. Shawn gave this a high rating of 8.75. I would rate it a 7.0. It is true that everyone has different tastes in music.
Hey poet I love that you are open to at least listening to it. Of course everything is not for everyone but all we can do is give everything a chance. Stay safe my friend!
@@ReactionsToTheClassics Thank you. You are right about giving a listen to other types of songs. Shawn, I pray for you and your family to stay safe and healthy. God bless.
It's all good either you get or don'tno judgement here. Rap is an acronym that literally means rythym and poetry,so the lyrics are very important in this genre. It's cool if it's not your cup of tea.
@@truthbringer-6748 I understand what you are saying. You are right that Rap is more on the lyrics trying to convey a message. I come from the old school of music. I hear a big difference in the sound of the songs from the 50's and 60's and 70's compared to now. That's the era when music reached it's peak in quality. I didn't want to sound like I was judging. I've been listening to music for a long time and I know good music when I hear it. I developed an ear for melody.
is there something disconcerting about this being presented as "art" rather than reprehension? is it the dichotomy of singing about holding hands when the world is burning? i don't know....there's something that bugs me about this, maybe it has to do with era and/or juxtaposition but i'm not comfortable with it; as yet....
Great thoughts Bruce, and I can see why this track in particular is a bit tough to digest. I think that is precisely why Kendrick wrote the tune though, to make the listener feel uncomfortable with the subject matter and have one's eyes opened to the fact that similar situations happen to countless girls throughout the world. As a listener, I always cringe whenever the climax of the song hits where it is revealed Keisha was abused as a child and that ultimately led her down the path of prostitution. Kendrick touches on themes of sexual exploitation, child abuse, generational hardships, and why women end up selling their bodies for money. I (Trey) personally think he did this in a brilliant way and revealed a reality that though tough to swallow, is a way of life for many (especially in the area where Kendrick grew up.) Thanks for the discussion!
Sorry I just can’t get into hip hop.
Your loss🤷
Beauty of music Jason, there is something for everyone but everything is not for everyone. Stay well my friend!
Chris M I’m ok with that.
The dad looks he’s a doctor lol maybe that’s explains why he’s such a chill open minded dude
If only I was a doctor lol Appreciate it though and thanks for watching!