To be honest with you, I hate listening to covers because they’re not often better than the original. I mean, haven’t you stumbled upon a remix only to find yourself disappointed? Elli Ingram, a songwriter and singer from Brighton, adds her own spin to Kendrick Lamar’s “Poetic Justice” and it’s nothing less than perfection. Her soothing vocals are in-sync with the production by Felix Joesph & Rudi Redz and it makes you feel like she should have been on the original track alongside Kendrick. Her EP, SOBER, is dropping later this month and based off this, it’s obvious that it’s worth the wait. Take a look at the smooth visuals to this cover, directed by Harry Cauty.
Kendrick didn't get the cameo from Janet Jackson that he was hoping for, however, he still manages to deliver his newest video featuring Drake off his certified Gold album, good kid m.A.A.d city. Watch below as K. Dot sacrifices his life for love. Produced by Scoop DeVille.
Last night Kendrick Lamar had the privilege of being a musical guest on NBC's Saturday Night Live. The Compton MC hit the stage, performing two tracks from his certified Gold debut album, good Kid, m.A.A.d. city. Watch below as Kendrick entertains the audience with his platinum single "Swimming Pools (Drank)", as well as "Poetic Justice". "Swimming Pools (Drank)""Poetic Justice"viahnhh
Kendrick drops off another treat as we come within 2 full days of good kid, m.A.A.d. city hitting your local cd/record shops. He asks but one question to end off the track (which has a ridiculous first verse) "Will you let hip hop die on October 22nd?"
Kendrick didn't get the cameo from Janet Jackson that he was hoping for, however, he still manages to deliver his newest video featuring Drake off his certified Gold album, good kid m.A.A.d city. Watch below as K. Dot sacrifices his life for love. Produced by Scoop DeVille. 
Last night Kendrick Lamar had the privilege of being a musical guest on NBC's Saturday Night Live. The Compton MC hit the stage, performing two tracks from his certified Gold debut album, good Kid, m.A.A.d. city. Watch below as Kendrick entertains the audience with his platinum single "Swimming Pools (Drank)", as well as "Poetic Justice". "Swimming Pools (Drank)" "Poetic Justice" via hnhh
Kendrick drops off another treat as we come within 2 full days of good kid, m.A.A.d. city hitting your local cd/record shops. He asks but one question to end off the track (which has a ridiculous first verse) "Will you let hip hop die on October 22nd?"