Demaris

Maul, we already knew what type of time it was.

I'm walking in here to say that I think this Kendrick album is great.

I think it's better than Mr. Morale.

I think it has more replay value than Mr. Morale.

I think the production is light gears ahead of Mr. Morale.

Kendrick probably said more on Mr. Morale, but as an album that I think I'm going to continue to listen to, I can see myself going back to a lot of these songs, whereas Mr. Morale...

The intro I love, I go back to.

Is it the music that you like more than Mr. Morale?

Somebody on Twitter called it an evil hyphy album.

And yes, I think I love evil hyphy.

This is an easier album to listen to.

I think it's the opposite.

I think the beats are tough to listen to.

But that's why I like them.

No, I had to be in the right mood for the replay value, and that is a very specific mood that doesn't happen all the time.

But United and Grief I listen to all the time.

Father Time I listen to a lot.

Count Me Out, and that's probably where...

It stops as far as constant replay value with Mr. Morale, which is tough because when it comes to Kendrick's catalog, all of it has replay value to me.

To Pimba Butterfly, again, I have to be in a certain mood, but that has replay value.