Kendrick Lamar - Count Me Out (Official Audio)

Lost my 28 year old son to suicide last November a few days after his birthday. This has been one of the hardest things I've had to deal with as a mother...guilt and so much REGRET! When Kendrick speaks about saying goodbye to MIss Regrets it gave me so much hope and encouragement that I did the best I could as John's mom. A single mom who made it out of the hood and worked hard to give her son a better life. I can't and will not beat myself up about my son's decision. He struggled quite a bit with mental health; we all do a some level. I have tears while listening to this song because it's so raw and real! I know I will get through this tough season. Love you always my precious baby JJ. I will do all I can to be there for my grandbaby. Thanks for making real music that even us 40 and over folks can relate to Kendrick

Not only I've been introduced to Kendrick Lamar thanks to the recent beef with Drake, he became my favourite artist hands down.

The backing vocals 😭😭🔥🔥

My dad passes away from cancer around the same time this albim dropped and i think shit saved my life. I wish i could thank this dude in person

The background vocals saying "And I'm tripping and falling" are just INSANE.

This song is going to be angelic on tour. Whole arena will be flooded with tears.

People who hate this album clearly don't understand it, and it shows.

This song is more real than Drake's whole career.

Not only is this song real af, but it's also produced so beautifully.

Welcome to all new Kendrick listeners.

I recommend going back and listen to this album again after he demolished Drake. It hits so different.

"If I didn't learn to love myself, forgive myself, a hundred times," is one of the greatest bars of this decade.

This song hits different when you’re stressing and dealing with things

Kendrick talks bout real shit

This album is actually a masterpiece.

I love how this album jumped back to number #2 on the billboards this week; count me out sounds like a victory lap right now

This a Classic, Timeless album. Slow people will catch up in the future.

Kendrick Lamar's honesty and Vulnerability in his music is truly remarkable. There will never be another Kendrick Lamar... I'm so glad I grew up in a generation where he exists.

Damn.. I know he cried writing this song. Tf im crying listening to it on repeat and i can't even explain why🥹

Kendrick's most underrated album