Hans Christian Andersen once said, “Where words fail, music speaks.”. The music album “Section.80”, sung by Kendrick Lamar, was released back on July second, 2011. This album has a total of 16 songs and it takes about 72 minutes in order to fully listens to the songs. The album is a concept album that explores the issues faced by Kendrick's hometown of Compton, California, when he was young, including poverty, drugs, and police brutality. The album features guest appearances from artists such as Ab-Soul, Jay Rock, and Schoolboy Q, and received a critical claim for its powerful lyrics and innovative production. Many people believe that "Section.80" is one of Kendrick Lamar's best songs and is regarded as a classic in the West Coast hip-hop …show more content…
One of his most important songs to watch is "F*ck Your Ethnicity." In this song, Kendrick Lamar speaks out against the systemic racism that affects many in urban communities and its impact on children and their futures. He highlights the ongoing injustice and the detrimental effects racism has on the lives of these young people and the communities in which they live. It's "No Makeup," which delves into the lives of women who struggle with beauty. He depicts the daily challenges these women face and the emotional toll it takes on them. The song is a powerful reminder of the urgent need for social and economic reforms to break the cycle of poverty for these women and enable them to live better lives. "Keisha's Song" and "Poe Man's Dreams" are two of her other tracks that highlight the struggles of children living in poverty. These songs show the devastating effects of poverty and the lack of opportunities that exist for these young people. They take a sober look at the realities of life for many in urban communities and show how important it is to address these issues in order to create a better future for all. Through this, we can bring attention to the lives of children caught in cycles of poverty, racism, and institutionalism and the impact it has on their