My original The Arrival Of Kendrick Lamar mixtape got such a positive response, that I decided to do a sequel. Kendrick Lamar Is The Future is a nod to Whoo-Kid’s 50 Cent Is The Future mixtape, which dropped 10+ years ago, and laid the blueprint for his career. For the cover, we wanted to mirror [cont.]

Produced by THC / Co- Produced by Gwen Bunn. #OXYMORON coming soon.

Professionally shot footage from Kendrick and Nas’ performances in NYC on June 8th, just before Kanye took the stage.

The latest episode of Steve Aoki’s On The Road series features highlights of his tour with Kendrick Lamar. Watch Kendrick join him in Steve’s infamous rave raft for the ultimate in crowd-surfing.

Semtex: 3 years ago I was sat in a studio in the heart of Compton with an up and coming MC and his team. They were playing me new music, telling me their game plan, their hopes and dreams to make their mark in the crowded rap game, even asking my opinion on how they [cont.]

One more remix of Kendrick’s anthem from Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City.

From Quadron’s new album Avalanche on iTunes.

Black Hippy crew remixes Rocko and Rick Ross’s Reebok-endorsement frying cut, “U.O.E.N.O.”

Get Schooled sits down with Kendrick Lamar to rap about music, life and success. Exclusive interview with Kendrick Lamar from Get Schooled on Vimeo.

Directed by The Lil Homies & OG Mike Mihail. Good kid, m.A.A.d city is in stores and on iTunes.

Greg Selkoe (Founder of Karmaloop.com) interviews Steve Aoki and Kendrick Lamar about their time on the Verge Campus Tour. They talks about potential future collaborations, Kendrick’s collab with The Lonely Island and more.

Happening June 2nd at Met Life Stadium, Hot 97 revealed their line-up for this year’s Summer Jam stage. Wale, 2 Chainz, Kendrick Lamar, Wu-Tang Clan, Fabolous, Joe Budden, Miguel, A$AP Rocky, Chris Brown, and French Montana will each grace the stage at this year’s fest.

Tagless version of the track that appeared on Funkmaster Flex’s Who U Mad At? Me Or Yourself? mixtape.

Robin Thicke grabs Kendrick Lamar and 2 Chainz for this new club themed track, as debuted today on Sway In The Morning.

From T.I.’s forthcoming G.D.O.D. (Get Dough or Die) compilation.

Miguel recruits Kendrick Lamar for the slick, live-performance video for the remix of “How Many Drinks?”, directed by Clark Jackson.

Kendrick Lamar’s very first mixtape is back for the first time, thanks to the power of the innanet. This dropped in 2003 when Prince Kendrick was only sixteen years old, and features guest shots from Joe Budden and Freeway. Plug two: If you are you looking for a more recent Kendrick mix, there’s always The [cont.]

From Miguel’s Kaleidoscope Dream, out now on RCA.

Another one from Kid Cudi’s Indicud, hitting April 23rd.

Official remix to Jeezy’s current club smash. Kendrick sons ‘em all.