Kendrick Lamar - DNA.

Theme of Kendrick Clammar DNA How the past situation continues to influence the present situation such as police brutality and racial discrimination, prejudice among racial ethnic groups of the same race against today's African Americans It focuses on racial discrimination and prejudice. In this song, Lamar has established multiple connections between the past and the present, so there are multiple connections between him and his ancestors. By quoting all of his "DNA", Kendrick Lamer emphasizes the generation his fathers inherited to him. For example, Lamar says, "My DNA's strength, poison, pain, and happiness", "I am baptized, ambitious, flowing, in my DNA," among my DNA. Evil, my inner DNA, and corruption into "DNA of soldiers" (Lamar). Kendrick Lamar depicts the similarities between the characteristics of his ancestors who survived slavery and the characteristics his generation must develop to survive in today's society. Deoxyribonucleic acid

An important dialogue on Kendrick Klammar's DNA. From the meaning of the sound to the interpretation of lyrics, the importance of music video, in an interview with Rolling Stones, DNA producer Mike WiLL Made - It said, "I do not want to hear the beat like an ordinary clapping - "To explain," issued a statement. I hope my voice sounds as strange. Mike WiLL Made-It improves song conflict and shows how Lamar is fighting race discrimination and stereotypes. Kendrick Lamar says that "the same voice and a single focus, his problem is outside (Fox News, prison - industrial park, gun), inside (self - doubt, pride), or somewhere in between" . ... ... "(Weingarten) This interpretation is about DNA

Song DNA Issued by Kendrick Lamar on April 18, 2017. The music video was opened with Kendrick Lamar interrogated by a black policeman plays by Don Chandell. Cheadle initially laughed at Lamar and did not show his respect. Shortly thereafter, prosecution against Lamar began to move in the background, Cheadle began to tell a lie. The lie detectors detected suspicion of a lie, Cheadle felt pain. After this scene, he realized the dilemma Lamar faced as a social rapper. When viewers start tapping on the same lyrics, viewers can also observe the connection between the two lyrics. The rest of the song contradicts society's view on hip-hop culture and its influence. Lamar strategically includes excerpts from white Fox journalists. "That's why hip-hop recently said that African-American young people would hurt racism more seriously than young people" (Rivero). He contradicts this statement through a music video.