S5E16 - FEAR. (Part 1) by Kendrick Lamar

S5E16 - FEAR. (Part 1) by Kendrick Lamar

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S5E17 - FEAR. (Part 2) by Kendrick Lamar

In part two of our analysis of FEAR., we come to understand how fear has been the primary motivating factor in Kung Fu Kenny’s life. Kenny consolidates the album’s major themes into one extremely dense final verse, which unlocks many of the album’s mysteries. Finally, we dissect ...  Show more

S5E18 - GOD. by Kendrick Lamar

After receiving guidance from Cousin Carl on FEAR., Kung Fu Kenny expresses the joyous feeling of being filled with the spirit of GOD. Say hi @dissectpodcast on Twitter and Instagram. Purchase Dissect merch at https://shop.dissectpodcast.com/. Listen to original Dissect themes on ...  Show more

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