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Welcome to Dissect. Long form musical Analysis Broken Into Short Digestible Episodes.

I'm your host Cole Kishna. Today we continue our analysis of Kendrick Lamar's to Pimp a Butterfly.

In our last episode, we explored the album's opening track Wesley's

series. We were introduced to the album's protagonist, a young version of

Kendrick Labare, a Compton native who has recently vaulted into a world of fame and fortune through rap music.

We also met the album's antagonist, Uncle Sam, who represents the American dream and looks

to Pimp Young Kendrick for profit.

Today we dissect the album's next track for free.

This Dick ain't free. You looking at me like it in the receipt like I never made his

meat eating your leftovers and raw meat. This dick ain't free.

Liberty captivity raised my cap salad.

For free is an explosive, expressively potent interlude that envelopes free jazz, spoken

word, and slam-style poetry in a raucous

unapologetic critique of American capitalism and its tarnished roots.

Produced by Terrace Martin, the track features Martin himself on Alto Sachs,

Robert Glassper on piano, and Robert Sput Seawright on drums.

The track begins with a rising solo saxophone ascending from silence like a midnight

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