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Lyric wizard, rap superstar, voice of a generation, Pulitzer Prize winner and Grammy, supreme artist – Kendrick Lamar is all the above
From his first explosive bar his first trace of the night DNA Lamar – appearing as his alter-ego Kung Fu Kenny – had the crowd of 16,000 at Forsyth Barr Stadium last night in the palm of his hands.
Without even being an introduction, Lamar launched himself directly into self-reference ELEMENT asserting and immediately drawing attention to every eyeball in the stadium [19659003TherestofthenightwasspentonKendrickandthecrowdneverstoppedjumping
Even though it lasted only 80 minutes, the 31-year-old was able to pack in a list of 19 songs, giving a rhythmic feel that complimented his lyrical talents and his heavy rhythms.
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With his group of musicians hidden behind the scenes, Lamar wore a costume of arts martial all black and possessed every inch of the scene. 19659003] The concentration of the crowd was interrupted only intermittently by the dancers who were followers of the pyrotechnics and the samurai sword.
Many of the actress's hard-hitting titles, such as MAAD City plunged into social and political realities. The struggles facing African-American communities in the 21st century.
But inside the stadium last night – to use Lamar's own words – it was about energy and energy
to the deep zigzagging bass on HUMBLE the hip-hop star was able to release an electrifying energy that went through the crowd all night long.
At one point the music was stopped so that Lamar could recall those who were tight in front. from him to stay safe and let those who are in trouble make their way to the front so that they can be cared for.
"All is love here tonight"
The night ended with an encore and two versions of the mega hit All Stars .
For the first part of bis in two parts, Lamar stands apart and lets the crowd take the role of interpreter before taking up the mic and showing why he is the biggest name of the hip-hop
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"There is an energy here tonight, you will have brought it."
"It's the first time I'm here and no matter how many albums I make … and how many tours I'll do to come back."
Or is it? that it gave, he was almost drowned by the roar of the crowd who thanked him.
Lamar will play two New Zealand shows in Auckland at the Spark Arena on Thursday and Friday nights.
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