At the end of “Mother I Sober,” Lamar says “I set free all you abusers, this is transformation.” Kodak’s participation in the album was a way to give forgiveness to past abusers for their actions. Lamar uses Black to symbolize the exoneration for past mistakes.
Black eventually pleaded guilty to first-degree assault-and-battery charges which led to 18 months of probation and a 46-month federal-weapons sentence that was commuted by President Donald Trump. Kodak Black was involved in a criminal case that lasted years, after being accused of rape by an underaged girl. It is an unlikely choice considering the albums large focus around the topics of sexual abuse and cancel culture. Deciding to include rapper Kodak Black became the topic of many discussions. In making this album, Lamar makes some controversial decisions. Lamar uses this album to open up about the trauma he’s buried within himself, as well as the plague-like hate in his community. Morale, on the other hand, talks about deeper issues such as infidelity, family scars, and abuse. Cumulatively, the songs on “Big Steppers” are upbeat, and talk about Lamar’s experiences with dating and relationships. His 18 song double album is split into two volumes: The Big Steppers and Mr. Lamar touched on topics regarding race, addiction, generational curses, the pandemic, cancel culture, hypocrisy, gender and sexuality. Morale & The Big Steppers was a look inside Lamar’s head as he made sense of his trauma and other issues that plague minorities. His latest album is no different, with music that puts a spotlight on the societal issues of today. The relevant and nuanced lyrics he constructs for each song is what won him the Pulitzer for his last album, DAMN. Instead, he depicts a story and a struggle that very few other artists are successful at capturing. Lamar is known for music that goes beyond a catchy melody and an attempt to please fans. 1 on the Billboard 200 Albums Chart, with all 18 songs landing on the Billboard Hot 100. The 73 minute double album debuted at No. Morale & The Big Steppers, on May 13th after much anticipation since the release of DAMN in 2017. Kendrick Lamar released his latest album, Mr.
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