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Fast forward to today, Kendrick Lamar is one of the biggest artists in the world right now.

Malcolm Kendrick wrote an entire book about the poor science behind our current belief that cholesterol causes heart disease.

Look at Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Kanye West -- all people who got their starts on the blogosphere.

The credit for this stuff has to go to a guy called Tim Kendrick whom I work with.

I went ok on the Kendrick Lamarr test, but would rock with A Tribe Called Quest.

I've played and listened punk and metal my whole life, but will also enjoy early Lady Gaga, Eminem, Kendrick etc.

You can reach me at selby.kendrick@gmail.com.

A track like Kendrick Lamar's Keisha's Song[1] would have been inaccessible and quickly discarded by a human like myself had it not been for the RapGenius page[2] for that track.

However, my point was that the initial successes of Justin Bieber and Kendrick Lamar were founded from YouTube videos and without them, they probably wouldn't have been discovered by record labels.

Justin Bieber, Kendrick Lamar, Smashing Pumpkins, and Louis CK are already big stars who made it largely through the use of labels, and are thus bad examples.

One of those kids was Kendrick Lamar, whose dad (or uncle?) had put him on his shoulders so his kid can catch a glimpse of the amazing scene that was taking place.

I was doing my yearly attempt at switching over to Apple Music and the 'similar music' radio had somehow saw fit to include Kendrick Lamar with my indie synth.

"kennyledet_insertion_sort.c": // Kendrick Ledet 2013 As if git blame wasn't enough, let's stick our full names in every file prefixed with our name.

I consider myself sophisticated and I still use Google for something like Rap Genius: "rap genius kendrick lamar swimming pools" would get me there quicker than any other way.

That's ignoring the presumably large contingent of users including myself and other commenters here who use Google as a direct line to search Rapgenius, like "Rapgenius Kendrick Lamar swimming pools," as it's faster than going to Rapgenius itself.

Quite a few rappers don’t have enough official material to be included (e.g., Biggie, Kendrick Lamar)" And to respond to your child comment, I'm sure the same problem (not enough material) applied to Big L.

Kendrick Lamar was discovered this way too.

Biggie/Tupac/Nas/Rakim > Drake/Kendrick/Meek.

Kendrick Lamar, Kurtis Blow, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Drake--the group of major rappers who've written songs about Jordan (Lamar) or have written songs that draw heavily from basketball and its history (the rest of that list) is huge.