XXX-XXX - Kendrick Lamar's Most Influential Bars lyrics

Kendrick made his official debut with his mixtape Young Head n***a In Charge back in 2003 when he was still in high school. After his next mixtape, he got signed to Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) and was later signed to Dr. Dre's Aftermath. Now, a full year after his major label album debut, good kid, m.A.A.d city, we look through his entire career to find his most influential bars The First Bar Greetings people You're now rockin' with the best This bar is off of "Hova Song", the intro from the first track of his debut mixtape. This is influential in the aspect of it being Kendrick's first bar -- It's how he introduced himself to the world. This is the first recorded bar that the world can find of Kendrick, (back then known as K. Dot), and boy, it's like he almost knew what was gonna happen in his career. Now, Kendrick is regarded as one of the top rappers in the game and even some fans say he might be one of the best rappers of all time. At this point, Kendrick has delivered bars for over 10 years and influenced the game as only the best have done HiiiPower: The Movement Everybody put three fingers in the air The sky Is falling, the wind is calling Stand for something or die in the morning Section 80, HiiiPower Kendrick said these bars in the last track on his majorly successful mixtape Section.80 back on July 2nd, 2011. Kendrick started a movement with HiiiPower, and he defines it's meaning in this interview. Kendrick has never stopped following that motto throughout the course of his career. Many people still respect this track and realize it's deep meaning to this day Ignorance Cause ignorance is bliss Kendrick made a very pa**ionate track on his street life and the incidents he has seen in Compton. This kind of storytelling and realness has pushed Kendrick into the spotlight and it has gained him millions of fans and respect. It is also a little known fact that the song and the music video for it got noticed by Dr.Dre Control I'm usually homeboys with the same n***as I'm rhymin' with But this is hip-hop and them n***as should know what time it is And that goes for Jermaine Cole, Big KRIT, Wale Pusha T, Meek Millz, A$AP Rocky, Drake Big Sean, Jay Electron', Tyler, Mac Miller I got love for you all but I'm tryna murder you n***as Trying to make sure your core fans never heard of you n***as They don't wanna hear not one more noun or verb from you n***as This line is easily the most influential set of lyrics in 2013. Kendrick basically called out every rapper in the game and told them to step. It. UP. Many tweets came from fans, but plenty of rappers also tweeted about the track as well. Not only that, many rappers came out with their own responses to the verse, including the likes of Joell Ortiz, B.o.B., Papoose, Meek Mill, Los, and many more. Kendrick spoke on this verse and bars The Last Bar (So Far) Shook, you're scared to d**h, you're scared to look In the mirror when Kendrick is near you King, Kendrick The most recent bar heard from Kendrick, (on this date, October 22nd, 2013), is off of TDE's BET Cypher, which he wasn't even supposed to be a part of! What's to come next from the honorable King Kendrick? Post in the comments some the most memorable Kendrick bars you have heard and why they were memorable to you!