Good People Don't Exist: Dissecting 'Worldwide Steppers' by Kendrick Lamar | S13 Ep 3

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Our season-long dissection of Kendrick Lamar's Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers continues with a lyrical analysis of "Worldwide Steppers." In this episode you will learn:

-Meaning of Kendrick's "oklama" moniker
-Meaning of a "Big Stepper"
-Eckhart Tolle's concept of egoic unconsciousness

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00:00 Intro
00:25 Episode 2 Recap
01:21 "Worldwide Steppers" Intro Analysis
03:33 Meaning of "oklama"
07:25 Significance of Name Order
10:13 "Worldwide Steppers" Breakdown & Significance
12:13 Chorus Breakdown
14:48 Eckhart Tolle's Egoic Unconsciousness Explained
16:50 Verse 1 Analysis
28:15 Verse 2 Analysis
35:14 Chorus Analysis Pt 2
38:56 Verse 3 Analysis
53:52 Conclusions / Episode Recap

Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna
Video/Audio Production: Kevin Pooler
Additional Production: Justin Sayles
Theme Music: Birocratic

From The Ringer Podcast Network, Dissect is an award-winning music analysis podcast that breaks down the lyrics, music, and meaning of one album per season, one song per episode. This is our first season on YouTube, but there's over 10 seasons dissecting Tyler, The Creator, Kanye West, Frank Ocean, Radiohead, Beyonce, Mac Miller, MF DOOM, and more. These audio-only seasons are available free on all podcast platforms.