**Favorite tracks:** on the album, but it is a genuinely ballsy and unhinged effort that despite it being a little unpalatable, I still admire it. Then there's Gloria, the very grand and personal finisher for the record, where in so many words, to put it very simply, Basically, Kendrick essentially writes about his writing process, his pen, as it were, no line hits harder on this track than when he says, Ain't no bitch like my bitch because that bitch been my pen. **Least favorite track:** on the album, but it is a genuinely ballsy and unhinged effort that despite it being a little unpalatable, I still admire it. Then there's Gloria, the very grand and personal finisher for the record, where in so many words, to put it very simply, Basically, Kendrick essentially writes about his writing process, his pen, as it were, and details his relationship with that as if it was a personal or a romantic connection with another person. There are some issues there. There's highs and lows. There's maybe even a bit of a dependency. It may not be the healthiest of relationships, but it's gotten him to where he is today. It's always been there for him and been there with him no matter what he was going through. The track is just thoughtful and poetic beyond words. I know similar ones have been written in the past, but Kendra definitely puts his own spin on this formula. I think it's a track that is beyond words to an extent it really needs to be experienced for what it is. Yeah, no line hits harder on this track than when he says, Ain't no bitch like my bitch because that bitch been my pen. [Watch the review](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrC_69SRvU0)