Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar dropped a new song, 'The Heart Part 5,' with a video that briefly features Kanye West's face photoshopped over his own.

There have even been several false alarms, such as a social media frenzy ignited last summer by his record label TDE, but that turned out to be a tease for the Isaiah Rashad album. The video, which was directed by Lamar and longtime collaborator Dave Free, opens with a written statement — “I am. Lamar unveiled the long-awaited “Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers” album last month.

Watch Kendrick Lamar transforms into Ye, Will Smith, Nipsey Hussle, O.J. Simpson and others in new "The Heart Part 5" music video.

Lamar dismissed the claims and posted a video on the Instagram account of Top Dawg CEO, Anthony Tiffith, to proclaim his loyalty. Fans have been anticipating a new record from Lamar for years, even speculating in 2020 that he was about to leave the label. I completed my mission, wasn't ready to leave." Slyly replying to a February tweet that read: "Kendrick Lamar is officially retired," Lamar linked out to the website Oklama.com, announcing the album's title "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers." The video for his new single, titled "The Heart Part 5," features only Lamar against a dark burgundy backdrop in a white T-shirt as he raps: "As I get a little older, I realize life is perspective and my perspective may differ from yours." Ahead of the highly-anticipated arrival of Kendrick Lamar's fifth album "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers" on Friday, the Compton-bred rapper is teasing fans about what's to come with a new single and accompanying music video.

Fans waiting patiently for Kedrick Lamar's next album just got a big taste. On Sunday, the rapper dropped the new single "The Heart Part 5" from his ...

“Travel round the atlas in this spaceship candy-coated/My day shift’s been devoted to f**kin’ up bundles of paper.” All of us,” attributed to Oklama. “Thirty millions later, my future favours/The legendary status of a hip-hop rhyme saviour,” Lamar raps on the track.

Exciting LeBron James, the 14-time Grammy award winner shows love to Kobe Bryant in his new music video.

Kobe taught us to be better: a better teacher, a better teammate, a better loser, a better winner. The tribute features memorable highlights from Bryant's illustrious career and has Lamar's speaking about the Hall of Famer's importance to Los Angeles and the NBA. Lamar himself is seen throughout the video. The Mamba Mentality is about getting better, every day, in everything we do. This relentless drive for improvement is the legacy Kobe leaves. Seeing Bryant's face while Lamar raps instantly recalls the legacy left by Bryant, who died in a helicopter crash with his 13-old-daughter Gianna in January 2020. Bryant's hand is from his fifth championship in 2010 as it's taken from an iconic photo of him with the Larry O'Brien photo.

Lamar's new song and video is a precursor to his album, 'Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers.'

The rapper's long-awaited fifth album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers finally arrives this Friday, and he kickstarted his rollout on Sunday with a new song and video for “The Heart Part 5," a new entry in the series of songs he began back in 2010. The transformations appear to correlate with the lyrics: OJ appears as Lamar interpolates a classic Jay-Z line, who of course made “The Story of OJ,' there's a bipolar mention when Ye appears, and the lyric “in the land where hurt people hurt more people” occurs when Smith appears. OJ Simpson's. This continues for the rest of the video, with him taking on the visages of Kanye West, Jussie Smollett, Will Smith—all notably in the news for recent problematic behavior.

Kendrick Lamar revient pour le clip de "The Heart Part 5", où il incarne différents personnalités américaines de légende.

Pour son grand retour après l'excellent Damn, le rappeur Kendrick Lamar n'a pas fait les choses à moitié. Il vient de dévoiler une chanson impressionnante, ...

Mais si son flow "mitraillette" fait toujours des merveilles, tout comme le sample de Marvin Gaye, c'est surtout le clip qui attire l'attention. Dans la vidéo, bluffante de réalisme, Kendrick Lamar se transforme tour à tour en OJ Simpson, Will Smith, Kanye West, l'acteur Jussie Smollett, le joueur américain de basket-ball décédé Kobe Bryant et le rappeur assassiné Nipsey Hussle. Cette prouesse visuelle repose sur des deepfakes, des techniques de synthèse multimédia utilisant l'intelligence artificielle. Pour son grand retour après l'excellent Damn (2017), le rappeur Kendrick Lamar n'a pas fait les choses à moitié. Il vient de dévoiler une chanson impressionnante, The Heart Part 5, pour annoncer son nouvel album, Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, prévu pour le 13 mai prochain. Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers (2022) de Kendrick Lamar disponible le 13 mai prochain.

Dans ce single, le rappeur de Compton rend hommage à des personnalités de la pop culture comme Will Smith, Nipsey Hussle, Kanye West, OJ Simpson, Jussie ...

Et pour réussir ce clip, les réalisateurs ont utilisé le principe des Deep Fakes qui permet au rappeur de Compton de prendre le visage des personnalités dont il parle dans son texte. C'est aussi le premier extrait de son prochain album (et dernier pour Top Dawg Entertainment) "Mr. Morale & The Hot Steppers", attendu pour le 13 mai prochain. Les paroles de ce nouveau titre s'alignent d'ailleurs parfaitement avec le visage qu'il arbore.

Le rappeur de Compton récupère son trône avec “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers” qui sort ce 13 mai.

Premier artiste à avoir reçu le prix Pulitzer pour son album “Damn” en 2017, Kendrick Lamar est aussi passé maître dans l’art de la concision en manière de communication. Même dans le pire des “worst case scenarios”, on estime que “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers” devrait dépasser le demi-million de ventes lors de sa première semaine de commercialisation. Le troisième rappelle le hiatus que s’est offert la star ces dernières années sans pour autant donner trop de détails. “Je suis resté des mois sans téléphone. J’ai passé la plupart de mes journées avec des pensées fugaces en écrivant. Et en écoutant de la musique.

Très attendu, le nouveau clip de Kendrick Lamar, "The Heart Part 5", est enfin sorti. Le rappeur devrait dévoiler un nouvel album le 13 mai.

Avec un message simple : «Je suis chacun d’entre nous». Très attendu, le nouveau clip de Kendrick Lamar, “The Heart Part 5”, est enfin sorti. Cinq ans après Damn, l’annonce du retour de Kendrick Lamar a enflammé la sphère des réseaux sociaux.

Kendrick Lamar shared a new single and music video ahead of the release of his upcoming album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, scheduled for release on May ...

Lamar used the same website last August to share a note in which he announced that Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers would be his last release on TDE. Kendrick Lamar shared a new single and music video ahead of the release of his upcoming album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, scheduled for release on May 13th. The video also includes a “special thanks” to South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker. Deadline reported in January that Lamar was working on a live-action production with the duo.

Ahead of his upcoming album Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers, Kendrick Lamar just dropped his first lead single in four years: The Heart Part 5.

How much of the new album can we glean from “The Heart Part 5," I hear you ask? “The Heart Part 5,” a continuation of the 34-year-old rapper's series of one-off records, is the first lead single he's released in four years — and trust us, it doesn't disappoint, combining Latin verve with the upbeat spirit of disco. It's all thematically appropriate: at one point, as he rhymes about a “bulletproof rover,” the rapper turns into OJ Simpson. Turning to bipolar disorder, he becomes Kanye West. Whew.

"I am. All of us". De quoi avoir hâte de l'album, prévu pour ce vendredi.

Kendrick, sous le pseudonyme "Oklama", a annoncé la sortie de son single sur Instagram en déclarant : "I am. Comme son titre l’indique, "The Heart Part 5" est le dernier single d’une série de morceaux que Lamar a publiée tout au long de sa carrière - les parties une et deux sont sorties en 2010, la troisième en 2012 et la quatrième partie est sortie en 2017. Quoi de mieux pour commencer la semaine que la sortie de "The Heart Part 5", le nouveau morceau de Kendrick Lamar ? Après quatre ans d’attente, le rappeur de Compton revient avec le clip captivant du premier single de Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers, son dernier album qui arrive vendredi.

Artists and fans have been reacting after Kendrick Lamar returned today with comeback single 'The Heart Part 5' – see what they're saying.

As I continue to pursue my life’s calling,” he wrote last August. “There’s beauty in completion. In a follow-up teaser post, Lamar was pictured holding two CDs and a book adorning the album’s title – indicating that the release may be a double album, as well as potentially including an accompanying written piece. The perfect rapper, idc. — Denzel Curry (@denzelcurry)May 9, 2022 — Denzel Curry (@denzelcurry)May 9, 2022 The new single is part of a series of songs titled ‘The Heart’ that Kendrick has released over his entire career, with ‘Part 4’ coming in 2017.

Le rappeur sort “The Heart Part 5” avant son cinquième album tant attendu “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers” prévu pour le 13 mai.

Dans The Heart Part 5, single annonciateur de son prochain album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers attendu pour le 13 mai, Kendrick Lamar arrive encore à surprendre. Aidé de la technologie deepfake – une technique qui repose sur l’intelligence artificielle –, l’artiste fait bien plus que reprendre leur apparence, mais évoque le parcours souvent difficile de chacun. Ainsi, en 2017, dans The Heart Part 4, quelques semaines avant la sortie de Damn., le rappeur de Compton tirait à boulets rouges sur Donald Trump, alors fraîchement élu président des États-Unis.

The rapper's flow is as charged and acute as ever as he lays out a manifesto of radical empathy.

“I want you,” Lamar says as the track’s final line, a statement of pure fraternal need. “You can’t help the world until you help yourself,” Lamar says as Hussle, and this is ultimately Lamar’s credo. Yet by rapping in the first person, Lamar blamed himself as much as anyone, and the track’s even fiercer invective was aimed at an apocalyptically racist US: “Your plan is to terminate my culture.” This is a key part of Lamar’s overall musical project: a sustained, fraught, fallible and passionate inquiry into the forces that tear down and build up Black America.

'The Heart Part 5' is Lamar's first song as lead artist since 2018 and the first track from his upcoming album, 'Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers,' due Friday.

Little is known about “Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers,” which will come five years after the Pulitzer Prize-winning “Damn” and four years after Lamar’s Oscar-nominated soundtrack for 2018’s “Black Panther” movie. Last week the rapper — who’s taken to using the name Oklama online — posted a picture of two CDs, one marked “Morale” and the other “Steppers,” which led to speculation that the new LP is a double album. The celebrated Compton rapper dropped a new song on Sunday, his first as a lead artist since 2018.

Kendrick Lamar also transforms into the likes of other Black celebrities in the music video, including Kobe Bryant, O.J. Simpson, Jussie Smollett and Will ...

And always faith in the unknown," continued his letter to fans. "As I produce my final TDE album, I feel joy to have been a part of such a cultural imprint after 17 years. "There's beauty in completion. Want to get the biggest stories from PEOPLE every weekday? As I continue to pursue my life's calling." "All factual information for this release will come directly from this source only."