Is Kendrick Lamar's 'GNX' a lucky charm for the Golden State Warriors?
The past four times Kendrick Lamar has released an album have coincided with Warriors titles ... could it happen a fifth time?
Could Kendrick Lamar’s new album mean a Warriors title?
(KRON) — Rap titan Kendrick Lamar surprise-dropped an album — “GNX” — on Friday, and it could be a good sign for the Golden State Warriors. Each of the last four times the California rapper released an album, the Warriors have won the NBA Finals.
Why Kendrick’s GNX drop is good news for the Warriors
Kendrick Lamar’s surprise album GNX was thrown out of his mind and onto our streaming platforms without warning, and the west coast beats have been blaring through our speakers ever since. But it’s not just rap fans who have been bopping and screaming ‘MUSTAAARD’ since Friday: the Golden State Warriors fans have also been cheering along.
Kendrick Lamar Dropping ‘GNX’ Could Be A Good Sign For The Warriors
And then, Kendrick took things a step further by just releasing his sixth studio album, which is also titled “GNX.” Because it is an album that Kendrick Lamar released out of nowhere, people went from being stunned to praising the project. And it’s possible that no one ends up being happier about this than the Golden State Warriors.
Kendrick Lamar's Discography Alludes to Warriors' Championship Success
However, despite the success of "Good Kid Mad City,' Lamar opted to wait three years before releasing "How to Pimp a Butterfly" on March 2015. Meanwhile, Golden State won its first championship in the Curry era in June of that year.
If ‘GNX’ isn’t Kendrick Lamar’s best album, it’s close
GNX” is easily the most disciplined and direct music Kendrick Lamar has ever made, and if you really let yourself feel it, it might also be his most profound.
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