Kendrick's Journey of Identity and Trauma

This chapter explores Kendrick Lamar's struggle with authenticity and self-identity while highlighting his interactions with Kodak Black and contrast in their childhood traumas. It examines the symbolism of colors blue and red and their connection to gang culture, childhood fears, and identity shaped by trauma. With insights into Baby Keem's evocative lyrics, the chapter reflects on the harsh realities of growing up in adversity and the impact on personal narratives within the broader societal context.