I’m back! And what better way to come back than to analyze Anderson’s recent collaboration with Nas. This sees the pair discussing relationships gone bad, something .Paak does better than most. Follow on Twitter and Instagram @YesLawdPod.  Ways to help Black Lives Matter: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/

In this episode, we see Anderson praying to God, speaking down on his haters, and comparing himself to God. 

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Anderson .Paak, like many artists do at some point in their careers, made a protest song. While it is less than 2 years old, many of the things he says ring truer than ever today. How do they? Listen and find out.

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This is mostly just another one of .Paak's fun songs. However, like most of his fun songs, this has depth you need to really listen for. This song not only has Anderson coming at his critics, but also how the fame has enabled him to have these confrontations, caused girls to come to him for clout, and have a platform to speak on issue that are still relevant today.

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Of all the Anderson songs we've done so far, this is one of the ones people are more likely to have heard. We do analyze the catchy lyrics of Anderson, I expose a secret skit, and I talk about a monster of a Kendrick verse. But should we expect less? Hell no! So come with me as I continue on this journey to Oxnard. Follow on Twitter and Instagram @YesLawdPod Near the end, I mentioned this episode being posted to r/KendrickLamar, but they unfortunately do not allow self advertising of podcasts. I did not realize this upon recording. Sorry if I caused any confusion there.

Have you ever gotten head while driving? Yeah, me neither, but here's Anderson's account of that happening as well as a few other scenarios in different places. I just beg of you please do NOT listen to this while driving.

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We begin our journey to Oxnard with the opening song, seeing Anderson in a dark spot that there is no getting out of and eventually encouraging us to pursue our dreams. We also analyze a whole two lines by Kadhja Bonet.

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Although this wasn't on Oxnard, I felt it was necessary to do an episode on this song. It gives us a preview to what's to come in the next season, showing the rap style Anderson embodies on the track. We look at both the original version and the remix featuring Busta Rhymes as we unpack how money can change people.

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We begin our season long analysis of Oxnard with an overview of the events leading up to the album's release. We look at the success of Malibu and how it shaped is career going forward, including his eventual Aftermath signing and his first Grammy nomination.

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We're finally here. After 16 songs, 15 episodes, and a long hiatus, we've finally made it to the end of Malibu. Here, i talk about every song, the album's themes, and more. 

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For this episode, I decided to take a break from Anderson. He's GOATed and all, but i really did want to talk about this album. Here, I talk about the meanings of Happy 2 Be Here's songs both individually and as a full album, compare him to Anderson, and more.

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In this episode, we explore the motivational stories of Anderson .Paak and Talib Kweli, and even get a bit motivated ourselves.

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In this episode, we learn why we should celebrate life and the countless opportunities it presents.

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In this episode, we analyze how Anderson assured someone of something that he is not, only to find something he may of feared. 

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In the first ever bonus episode of Yes Lawd, I talk about different remix verses of Come Down by T.I., Ty Dolla $ign, and ScHoolboy Q.

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In this episode, we detail Anderson’s journey to the top, how he’s changed since coming up here, and how he’ll never come down.

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We got another double episode for y'all. First, we have "Water Fall," an interlude I can only describe as a dirty joke in one of those family movies that goes over the kids' heads but the parents get. Then, in "Your Prime," he realizes something about his relationship with a college girl.

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We got a double episode here. First, we see Anderson trying to convey a message to someone in Lite Weight. After this, he teams up with The Game as they try to win over women in their unique ways. Follow @YesLawdPod on Instagram. Rest in Peace Pop Smoke. 1999-2020

We all have bad experiences we choose not to remember. It happens, it's a part of life. This episode explores Anderson's desire not to remember what happened on this particular night, but rather the song that was playing because unlike the experience, that is what brought him joy. Follow @YesLawdPod on Instagram

Imagine the following:  Being dirt poor and having a girl, who you form a relationship with be the one who is able to financially help you and she does so. Actually becoming famous. Thinking she's in it for the clout and attention even though she literally spent her hard earned money to bring you up. Lol, couldn't be me. Follow @YesLawdPod on Instagram.