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'reincarnated de Kendrick Lamar' se estrenó el 22 de noviembre de 2024.

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Que reflejan tu mirada

La noche, tú y yo

I got this fire burnin' in me from within

Concentrated thoughts on who I used to be, I'm sheddin' skin

Every day, a new version of me, a third of me demented

Cemented in pain, juggling opposing kinds of fame

I don't know how to make friends, I'm a lonely soul

I recollect this isolation, I was four years old

Truth be told, I've been battling my soul, tryna navigate the real and fake

Cynical about the judgement day

I did bad, slight progression last year and it fucked me up

Reincarnated on this earth for a hundred plus

Body after body, lesson after lesson

Let's take it back to Michigan in 1947

My father kicked me out the house 'cause I wouldn't listen to him

I didn't care about his influence, only loved what I was doing

Gifted as a musician, I played guitar on the grand level

The most talented where I'm from, but I had to rebel

And so I'm off in the sunset, searchin' for my place in the world

With my guitar up on my hip, that's the story unfurled

I found myself with a pocket full of money, and a whole lot of respect

While the record vendors loved me

I was head of rhythm and blues

The women that fell to they feet, so many to choose

But I manipulated power, as I lied to the masses

Died with my money, gluttony was too attractive, reincarnated

Another life had placed me as a black woman in a chillin' circuit

Seductive vocalist as the promoter hit the curtains

My voice was angelic straight from heaven, the crowd sobbed

A musical genius what the articles emphasized

Had everything I wanted but I couldn't escape addiction

Hair on needles had me in fetal position, restricted

Turned on my family, I went wherever cameras be

Cocaine, no private planes for my insanity

Self-indulged, discipline never been my sentiments

I needed drugs, to me, an eight-ball was like penicillin

Fuck love, my happiness was in that brown sugar

Sex and melodies gave me hope when nobody's lookin'

My first assistant was a small-town scholar

Never did a Quaalude 'til I got myself around her

My daddy looked the other way, he saw sin in me

I died with syringes pinched in me, reincarnated

My present life is Kendrick Lamar

A rapper looking at the lyrics to keep you in awe

The only factor I respected was raising the bar

My instincts sent material straight to the charts, huh

My father kicked me out the house, I finally forgive him

I'm old enough to understand the way I was livin'

Ego and pride had me looking at him with resentment

I close my eyes hoping that I don't come off contentious

I'm yelling, "Father, did I finally get it right?" Everything I did was selfless

I spoke freely when the people needed me, I helped them

I didn't gloat even told them no when the vultures came took control

Of my fleshly body when the money changed

"Son you do well but your heart is closed

I can tell residue that linger from your past creates itself"

Father I'm not perfect I got urges, but I hold them down

"But your pride has to die," okay father show me how

Tell me every deed that you done and what you do it for

I kept one hundred institutions paid, "Okay, tell me more"

I put one hundred hoods on one stage, "Okay, tell me more"

I'm tryna push peace in LA, "But you love war"

No, I don't, "Oh, yes, you do," okay then tell me the truth

"Every individual is only a version of you

How can they forgive when there's no forgiveness in your heart?"

I could tell you where I'm going, "I could tell you who you are"

You fell out of heaven 'cause you was anxious

Didn't like authority, only searched to be heinous

Isaiah fourteen was the only thing that was prevalent

My greatest music director was you

It was colors, it was pinks, it was reds, it was blues

It was harmony and motion

I sent you down to earth 'cause you was broken

Rehabilitation not psychosis

But now we here now, centuries you manipulated man with music

Embodied you as superstars to see how you moving

You came a long way from garnishing evil-ish views

And all I ever wanted from you was love and approval

I learned a lot, no more putting these people in fear

The more that word is diminished, the more it's not real

The more light that I can capture, the more I can feel

I'm using words for inspiration as an ideal

"So can you promise that you won't take your gifts for granted?"

I promise that I'll use my gifts to bring understanding

"For every man, woman and child, how much can you vow?"

I vow my life just to live one in harmony now

"You crushed a lot of people keeping their thoughts in captivity"

And I'm ashamed that I ever created that enemy

Then let's rejoice where we at

I rewrote the devil's story just to take our power back, 'carnated

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¿Cual es el significado de la letra: reincarnated de Kendrick Lamar?

Esta canción "reincarnated" del artista Kendrick Lamar se estrenó el 2024-11-22, tiene una duración de 275.74 segundos. “reincarnated” kicks off the second section of GNX with a continuation of the Spanish-language poem introduced at the beginning of the album.\n\nDriven by a sample of 2Pac’s “Made N****z”, the instrumental is a respectful resurrection of the West Coast legend’s legacy, contrasting Drake’s use of AI-generated 2Pac vocals during his beef with Kendrick months earlier.\n\nIn the song, Kendrick writes about artists to whom he feels connected both artistically and personally: his past lives. The first is John Lee Hooker, a revolutionary R&B guitarist from Michigan whose breakthrough single was released in 1948. The second, a female Chitlin\' Circuit vocalist who achieved widespread fame and fortune but struggled with substance abuse, is most likely Billie Holiday.\n\nSince both these artists were in their prime around the same time, rather than explicitly suggesting that his soul inhabited each of their bodies before his own, Kendrick is likely suggesting that the black community today can inherit and build upon the artistic greatness of those who came before, while learning from their mistakes and shortcomings.