Rising star Kendrick Lamar began writing rhymes at 13. Studying artists like Jay-Z and Nas, he searched for his own sound, finding it when he first stepped into a recording booth at 16. Catch this moderated discussion with Kendrick as he talks about his life and the upcoming release of his highly anticipated album, "Good Kid, Mad City." He’ll take a few questions and close the session with a short performance.
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Rising star Kendrick Lamar began writing rhymes at 13. Studying artists like Jay-Z and Nas, he searched for his own sound, finding it when he first stepped into a recording booth at 16. Catch this moderated discussion with Kendrick as he talks about his life and the upcoming release of his highly anticipated album, "Good Kid, Mad City." He’ll take a few questions and close the session with a short performance.
Rising star Kendrick Lamar began writing rhymes at 13. Studying artists like Jay-Z and Nas, he searched for his own sound, finding it when he first stepped into a recording booth at 16. Catch this moderated discussion with Kendrick as he talks about his life and the upcoming release of his highly anticipated album, "Good Kid, Mad City." He’ll take a few questions and close the session with a short performance.
Rising star Kendrick Lamar began writing rhymes at 13. Studying artists like Jay-Z and Nas, he searched for his own sound, finding it when he first stepped into a recording booth at 16. Catch this moderated discussion with Kendrick as he talks about his life and the upcoming release of his highly anticipated album, "Good Kid, Mad City." He’ll take a few questions and close the session with a short performance.
