American rapper Kendrick Lamar whose album '' was released early and pulled off iTunes yesterday, has spoken to about the LP.
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Rapper speaks on new album 'To Pimp A Butterfly'
The artiste says he wants people to get angry, happy and feel disgusted after listening to his album.
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The Compton MC equated himself to a preacher says he is a vessel of the lord trying to do good. "[For many fans], I’m the closest thing to a preacher that they have. I know that from being on tour — kids are living by my music. My word will never be as strong as God’s word. All I am is just a vessel, doing his work" he said.
He also said that his new album should not be tagged political. "It’s a record full of strength and courage and honesty,” [But also] growth and acknowledgment and denial."
"I want you to get angry — I want you to get happy. I want you to feel disgusted. I want you to feel uncomfortable" he further added.
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