TUPAC REINCARNATED?! | Rapper Reacts to Kendrick Lamar - reincarnated FIRST REACTION

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  @KnoxHill · 1 year ago · pinned

  What else should we react to? 🤔 Comment below! Also if you like the hoodie/hat I&apos;m wearing support the channel grab your official merch now 🤟<a href="https://www.knoxhillmusic.com/shop">https://www.knoxhillmusic.com/shop</a>

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  @Indigo_Springs · 1 year ago

  Look at the difference of a reactor and a musician<br><br>Knox is a musician, he has references in his radar, biblical references, musical understanding and top tier interpretation, another level, gained a sub

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  @vcherylcollins6290 · 1 year ago

  1. You are the 1st reactor that I&apos;ve listened to who caught that he said &quot;carnated&quot; at the end rather than reincarnated. I caught that the 1st time I listened and wondered why he did that. Your interpretation sheds more light on it for me.<br>2. This is definitely another Pulitzer prize song. (Along with Gloria, which absolutely blew me away)

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  @kelvinfootball1394 · 1 year ago

  A lot of people don&apos;t understand the depth this song has. Best song in the album no question

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  @Julliettwarner · 1 year ago (edited)

  This song alone deserves a pulitzer prize

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  @neobahamut6751 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Wacced Out Murals&quot; and &quot;Reincarnated&quot; is the best representation of Kendrick&apos;s duality. I take those two songs as a unique one to understand Kendrick. I don&apos;t think he talks about real reincarnations since those people have lived at the same time at some point. It&apos;s a reincarnation through sins, talents, personas and situations... <br><br>Kendrick learned from John Lee Hooker to not lie to the masses. That&apos;s why he can&apos;t stand the lies in this industry<br>Kendrick learned discipline from Billie Holiday and that&apos;s why he didn&apos;t indulge in drugs and works hard.<br>He thought he was ok now but his &quot;father&quot; makes him realise he&apos;s also the reincarnation of Lucifer, so he also need to learn from Lucifer&apos;s mistakes. That&apos;s why Kendrick decides to fight his own ego and pride. &nbsp; <br><br>The sea isn&apos;t as deep as this song!

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  @AllieKitaguchi · 1 year ago

  I didn&apos;t pick this up until today, but one of his first lines is &quot;Concentrated on the thoughts of who I used to be, I&apos;m sheddin&apos; skin&quot; like a snake. He literally told us he was the snake in the garden in the very first verse. SO clever.

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  @hugogarcia7234 · 1 year ago

  The Mexican female singer in the beginning of these songs is a mariachi singer that Kendrick saw when she performed at the World Series. Deyra Barrera. Phenomenal singer and angelic voice

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  @steampnk9896 · 1 year ago

  the first time I listened to GNX I was in the car on a road trip. after Reincarnated I pulled over to the side of the road, replayed it, then sat there with my thoughts for a while. it&apos;s one of the the hardest hitting tracks I&apos;ve ever heard, probably the hardest hitting. there were so many themes and messages, but the one that stuck out to me the most was the idea of every musician, maybe every human ever, being the same person, the same soul, reincarnated over and over. My mind immediately went to the short story &quot;The Egg&quot; by Andy Weir, an amazing philosophical story that I still think about regularly, and I can&apos;t help but wonder if Kendrick was inspired by the same story; not just for the song, but for his personal beliefs.

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  @hsraul · 1 year ago

  Kendrick Lamar is the only one who could pay homage in such a perfect way, not only by using Pac&apos;s flow and cadence and riding this Made Niggaz beat, but the way he put his soul into the lyrics with master storytelling and packing everything up with the delivery. What a great song.<br>Finally it has come full circle, Tupac would be proud.

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  @lez0n · 1 year ago (edited)

  Knox. I hope you realize you are the definitive hip hop scholar of our time. Your ability to explain musical aspects, references, awareness of the culture. Your wit to decipher and communicate the artists’ visions you review. Your background that allows you to connect it to history, linguistics, social awareness, philosophy. It’s like having a PhD. AND street smarts. You help us enjoys our favorite artists more and discover new ones. Peanut butter AND chocolate. Thank you for all you do.<br><br>No cap, you’re like a top level humanities and English literature professor that every student wants to take a class from.

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  @CourtneyBrooke89 · 1 year ago

  You getting the Lucifer connection in the first verse is why you’re the Kendrick Lamar of reactors bc WHAT?! 🔥🔥❤

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