30,000 feet and still won't fall Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

30,000 is considered cruising altitude on planes. So he’s cruising while people still try to bring him down.

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He is cut from a different cloth Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

He isn’t your average artist. His passion and drive to rap comes from something other than getting women and money.

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Found that it flows better, like a Venice Beach sea shore Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

Venice Beach is in California, and Kendrick feels like his flow is something he didn’t even know he had. It flowed just like water did on the shore.

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And then I started writing with it Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

He started actually writing, instead of putting things on a piece of paper. His music had meaning to it, that it didn’t in the beginning of his career. He found a bigger message.

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I picked up a pen, and when I did, my thumb and my index sore Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

When he first picked up a pen and started writing, he was having a hard time getting used to it. Even though it’s hard to believe, he struggled for a bit.

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Came back definition of a "young motherfucker" with a problem Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

Assuming he’s talking about his previous mixtape, “Youngest Head Nigga In Charge”, Kendrick is back with heat. He is coming to set things straight that haven’t been fixed in the Hip-Hop culture.

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"Future of the West Coast" I am Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

Kendrick sees himself as the future of West Coast Hip-Hop.

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I reply, "His pick, I would take a tool on." Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

He replies and tells everyone that its up to Jay, but he’s ready to take on this fool.

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They say patience Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

They told him to wait, even though he’s been ready to go at Jay. But he doesn’t want to wait anymore.

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HOV, I been ready Kendrick Lamar – Blame God

He’s just saying the same thing the previous 2 lines in the intro said. Just using Jay-Z’s nickname, HOV.

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