TDE Reveals That They Wanted André 3000 on 'good kid, m.A.A.d city'

Five years since the day Kendrick Lamar dropped his second studio album, good kid, m.A.A.d city, fans and fellow artists have been reflecting on the impact it's had. A series of tweets on the page of Punch TDE -- the label's head honcho -- relives a number of memorable moments during the album's production and release. Punch alludes to how Kendrick envisioned the album in the style of a "Tarantino movie" and remembers how hundreds of people came out to the Staples Center the night the album rele...