"'...Taking the opportunity to touch up some tracks, he operates as his own engineer, pressing record a few bars early and then sprint hopping back into the vocal booth to lay his own vocals. Produced by Drake affiliate T-Minus, the track sounds a lot like, well, a Drake song with its bluntly emotional fluttering synths. It’s a record that could fit in quite comfortably on current day rap radio and yet Lamar seems a little embarrassed to be playing it in mixed company, perhaps recalling the fourth law of Top’s manifesto: Uniqueness. He emphatically points out that the track is not intended for his forthcoming album. It is, instead, “some freelance shit.” Then he plays a different track, one that is decidedly Kendrick Lamar....'"
This was from an interview. I'm glad this won't be on good kid, m.A.A.d city for the same reason that Kendrick Lamar noted above. I love the song, but it isn't 100% unique. I'm glad he was thinking about the fans when he put it out for free though. Mad respect for him on that move. I wonder if this will be released on iTunes and played on the radio though, it seems like it would have done well.
