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Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar have both had themselves a very busy 2015 thus far. For Kendrick he's dropped his highly-anticipated sophomore studio album in To Pimp a Butterfly and Kanye has kept himself busy with fashion, multiple interviews, "All Day", a guest verse here and there and his new album So Help Me God is forthcoming. And now the two join forces on 'Ye's "All Day" remix. Kendrick Lamar provides a full verse despite the inital leak only containing a part of it. You can check out Kendrick's full verse on 'Ye's "All Day" after the jump.

Get this: Kendrick Lamar's long-awaited, highly-anticipated followup to his 2012 breakthrough album good kid, m.A.A.d city, To Pimp a Butterfly will be out in roughly ten days! And so far the rollout has been pretty swift; from "i," to "The Blacker the Berry," an intense performance on The Colbert Report, and the ultimate unveiling of the album title and artwork. It's all starting to come together. And now it looks like we are being treated to the much-talked about but shrouded in mystery track "King Kunta." "King Kunta" finds K-Dot in a similiar lane as "i" with its funky musical backdrop and live instrumentation. The track, however, has K-Dot doing a little bit more with the lyrical content, going in on racial themes and black empowerment. It's certainly no surprise that Pharrell has called the song "so unapologetically black." Go ahead and listen to it yourself after the jump!

It's no secret, Ab-Soul can spit. And that's precisely what he does on this new joint entitled "47 Bars." Produced by Alchemist, Soulo dropped the track via Soundcloud and wrote on his Twitter page that he "might get dropped from the label for this." Check out "47 Bars" after the jump.

Kendrick Lamar had himself a field day at the 57th Grammy Awards, winning multiple awards for his new single "i." But Kendrick season is approaching ever so closely, with TDE dropping another new cut. This time the happiness is left at the door and King Kendrick embraces the dark side, going completely ham for six minutes straight. Listen to the Boi-1da, The KOZ and Terrace Martin produced "The Blacker the Berry" after the jump.