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What is the best Kendrick Lamar album of all time?

By YPB Team2 votes

Rank the defining albums of Kendrick Lamar's career — from his Compton street narratives to his Pulitzer Prize-winning masterworks that redefined what hip-hop can be.

  1. DAMN. — ranked #11
    DAMN.
    The 2017 Pulitzer Prize-winning hip-hop album exploring faith, fate, and duality, with crossover hits that proved Kendrick could dominate radio without compromising.
    1000pts
  2. GNX — ranked #22
    GNX
    Kendrick's surprise 2024 release featuring Grammy Record of the Year winner 'luther' with SZA, showcasing his mastery of melody and effortless emotional depth.
    771pts
  3. Section.80 — ranked #33
    Section.80
    Kendrick's 2011 major-label debut concept album examining Generation Y through jazz and hip-hop, featuring early landmarks like 'HiiiPoWeR' and 'Rigamortis'.
    467pts
  4. good kid, m.A.A.d city — ranked #44
    good kid, m.A.A.d city
    The 2012 cinematic coming-of-age masterpiece set in Compton, following a teenage Kendrick through gang temptation, peer pressure, and spiritual awakening.
    467pts
  5. Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers — ranked #55
    Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers
    Kendrick's deeply personal 2022 double album wrestling with idolatry, childhood trauma, hyper-sexuality, and the limits of social media activism.
    360pts
  6. To Pimp a Butterfly — ranked #66
    To Pimp a Butterfly
    Kendrick's towering 2015 jazz-funk-spoken word opus, widely regarded as one of the greatest albums ever made for its political vision and genre-defying ambition.
    0pts

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