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  1. The Heart Part 5 (Exclusive Bonus)
  2. United in Grief
  3. N95
  4. Worldwide Steppers
  5. Die Hard (feat. Blxst & Amanda Reifer)
  6. Father Time (feat. Sampha)
  7. Rich Spirit
  8. We Cry Together (feat. Taylour Paige)
  9. Purple Hearts (feat. Summer Walker & Ghostface Killah)
  10. Count Me Out
  11. Crown
  12. Silent Hill (feat. Kodak Black)
  13. Savior (Interlude)
  14. Savior (feat. Baby Keem & Sam Dew)
  15. Auntie Diaries
  16. Mr. Morale (feat. Tanna Leone)
  17. Mother I Sober (feat. Beth Gibbons)
  18. Mirror
  19. The Heart Part 5 (Reprise / Instrumental) [Visualizer Exclusive]

Album Overview

The Big Steppers (Disc 1): Focuses on external facades and the material ways people mask their trauma. Tracks like "United in Grief" and "N95" critique materialism and social "masks". Report: Kendrick Lamar - Mr

Kendrick lamar recently detailed the creation process of we cry together, and he also revealed the song's deeper meaning. Morale & We Cry Together Mother I Sober The Heart Part 5 (Exclusive Bonus) United in

Why it matters:

It’s not a DAMN. or good kid, m.A.A.d city — it’s messier, more uncomfortable, and deeply personal. Kendrick literally takes you into a therapy session. Some tracks feel jarring on first listen (We Cry Together is essentially a screaming match), but repeated listens reveal layers.

  1. N95
  2. Die Hard
  3. The Heart Part 1 (Snapdragon)
  4. The Heart Part 2 (Lampalizzy)
  5. How Much a Dollar Cost
  6. The Grudge (Reparations)
  7. How to Save a Life (Interlude)
  8. Mr. Morale
  9. Crown
  10. The Big Stepper's
  11. The Heart Part 3 (Triple Threat)
  12. Auntie Diaries
  13. The Spiteful Chant
  14. The Heart Part 4 (The Bermesse)
  15. Big Shot
  16. World Wide Steppers
  17. 3.28.20 (Interlude)
  18. The Heart Part 5 (The F Booth)'