Kendrick Lamar - These Walls (Live on Ellen) ft. Bilal, Anna Wise, Thundercat

Kendrick in his head: "lol these guys have no idea im singing about vaginas"

That crowd lucky AF they got that TPAB CD for free

3:36 I love how he just belts out the chorus, it doesn’t even seemed planned, he is just so in the zone that he couldn’t stop. I think it’s moments like this that really separate Kendrick from other rappers.

Bilal, Anna Wise and Thundercat dont get enough credit for this amazing, never-aging album man

" the incredible kendrick lamar" damn right ellen

i love how he makes rapping about vaginas so acceptable

He won the beef hands down 😂

Kendrick just became one with the music

IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK!! ( sex )

KENDRICK GOES HARDER THAN UNCOOKED PASTA

The audience all went home and started listening to it...then stopped at Hood Politics 💀

The way he performs that last verse, you could tell Kendrick was actually talking to the guy the song is about. Speaks volume about who kendrick is to put his soul into this performance like that knowing how many people would see it

I love how the entire song is a triple entendre

The song is a revenge song. In Kendricks Song "sing about me" his friend is killed. In this song he gets revenge by having sex with the killers girl. The first two verses are about having sex with her, and how she uses the sex to get over the pain of her lover being in prison for life. Kendrick uses his influence as a famous rapper to lay with her. In the 3rd verve he talks about prison walls. And it's revealed the woman is the baby daddy of the killer. And how much she misses him in prison. Until Kendrick comes back around to comfort her.

"If these walls could talk, they'd probably still ignore me."

Kendrick rly is this generations Prince

The people going home with a copy of the album are gonna hear the first line of the album and be like "WTF".

I like the fact she didnt call him out on just being a Rapper but an artist and poet 👍🏻

Man I’m so honored to grow up in a generation where artists like Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole exist. Everyone calls this generation trash but in reality there are a lot of great artists.

I love how passionate he sounds at the last verse like when it's just him. His words are hypnotizing