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Verse of the Month | Kendrick Lamar- Squabble Up

Kendrick Lamar

KENDRICK LAMAR knows how to close out a year in music. The Compton MC has a strangle hold on music charts as of late. His “GNX” album continues to take all spots on all streaming platforms. The 12 track masterclass soundly addressed any and all instances surrounding him. Lamar is rumored to have more music on the way!

This month’s Straight Official Verse of the Month comes from the track that felt illegal to hear! Kendrick’s track “Squabble Up” was teased by a snippet heard in the intro of “Not Like Us” released this summer. After being able to hear the track fully, fans are convinced it was well worth the wait!

Kendrick Lamar

KENDRICK LAMAR – SQUABBLE UP

God knows
I am
Reincarnated, I was stargazin’
Life goes on, I need all my babies (gyah, gyah)

Woke up lookin’ for the broccoli
High-key, keep a horn on me, that Kamasi
IP, ownership, the blueprint is by me
Mr. Get Off, I get off at my feet
(When I hear music, it makes me dance)
(You got the music, now is your chance)
A yee nigga couldn’t try me in the tri-state
Buddy pass, bet I get him splashed ’til he hydrated
Bounce out, know he spook town, eyes dilated
I got the money and the power both gyratin’

Kendrick Lamar

I feel good, get the fuck out my face
Look good, but she don’t got no taste
I walk in, walked out with the safe
Mando, let me know what the play

What the fuck? I got hits, I got bucks, I got new paper cuts
I got friends, I got foes, but they all sitting ducks
Hit his turf and get crackin’, double back like a deluxe
Fifty deep, but it ain’t deep enough
Fuck a plea, there he go, beat him up
Fallin’ from my money tree and it grow throughout the months
Spit a loogie at the camera, speed off, yeah, it’s us

SQUABBLE UP cont.

I feel good, get the fuck out my face
Look good, but she don’t got no taste
I walk in, walked out with the safe
Mando, let me know what the play

Hol’ up (hol’ up), where you from? (Where you from?)
Bye, bitch (bye, bitch), I’m finna go dumb (finna go dumb)
Sideways (sideways), bunk skunk (bunk skunk)
Fever (fever), I’m on one (I’m on one)

Kendrick Lamar

Thunk, thunk, thunk, thunk, thunk, baby rockin’ it
Quid pro quo, what you want? ‘Cause I’m watchin’ it
Work on the floor, let me know if you clockin’ it
Brodie won’t go, but I know that he poppin’ it
It was woof tickets on sale ’til I silenced it


Pipe down, young, these some whole other politics
Bitch with him and some bitch in him, that’s a lot of bitch
Don’t hit him, he got kids with him, my apologies
Ghetto child, it was Black & Milds with the Smirnoff
Yeehaw, we outside, whoadie ’bout to kill him off
Blaps on blaps, it’s a fact, this a brick of raw
Tell me why the fuck you niggas rap if it’s fictional?
Tell me why the fuck you niggas fed if you criminal?
“Ayy, Dot, can I get a drop?” I’m like, “Nigga, nah”
Ace boon coon from the Westside to Senegal
It’s a full moon, let the (ah) wolves out, I been a dog

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Straight Official Sit Downs: Jon Connor

MEET JON CONNOR

Jon Freeman, J.O.N. Connor, often known simply as Jon Connor, is a rapper and producer from Flint, Michigan. Connor gained prominence for his gritty lyricism, socially conscious themes and strong technical skills. Known as “The People’s Rapper,” Connor’s music often reflects the struggles and realities of urban life, particularly from his hometown.

His style blends raw, heartfelt storytelling with sharp, intricate flows. Recognized for his remix projects where he reinterprets classic Hip-Hop albums, Connor is also known for his time signed to Dr. Dre’s Aftermath label. This led to where he released “Compton” in 2015. His sound is deeply rooted in authenticity, with a focus on lyrical depth and empowerment.

Interviewing Jon Connor offered a unique opportunity to delve into the mind of one of Hip-Hop’s most authentic voices. The interview would explore his journey from Flint, Michigan, to working with legends like Dr. Dre, and how his experiences have shaped his music.

It would also highlight his connection to grassroots movements and how he uses his platform to speak for “the people.” Given the Fleet DJs’ strong presence in the music industry, this conversation could provide valuable insights into his creative process, future projects, and his impact on the culture.

CONNOR CULTURE

ConnorCulture.com is the official platform for rapper and producer Jon Connor, known as “The People’s Rapper.” The website offers a range of content related to Jon Connor’s music career and creative ventures. Visitors can explore his discography, including mixtapes, digital albums, and singles, as well as purchase merchandise.

One highlight of the site is Connor Culture TV, a platform showcasing original Hip-Hop content, interviews, documentaries, and live performances. This section gives fans a deep dive into Jon Connor’s artistic journey, with features like the docuseries “The Road to Legendary” that traces his career milestones and activism. 

Additionally, the site provides updates on Jon Connor’s latest releases, such as his recent album III, along with exclusive content tied to his independent label and personal brand.

IN CONCLUSION

It sounds like the interview on Straight Official Magazine was a great opportunity to gain deeper insight into Jon Freeman aka Jon Connor’s journey and legacy. Interviews like the one hosted by DJ PynkDyamond, alongside Straight Official Magazine, allow fans and listeners to connect more personally with artists and understand their motivations, influences, and future projects. Jon Freeman aka Jon Connor contributions to the hip-hop industry are legendary, making these discussions especially engaging for those interested in his craft. It’s great that you enjoyed that experience!

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