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In the song “For free?”, this is the first time he mentions “Uncle Sam” while he’s an argument with his female. In this argument the female is complaining that Kendrick Lamar is a no good person. In the outro the woman says “Ima get my Uncle Sam to fuck you up no good king”. He uses Uncle Sam as a personification in this song as the American Government. If Kendrick doesn’t comprehend with social construct the government will get involved. Kendrick also calls himself a “king” referring to the next song King Kunta. 

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In the song “King Kunta” Kendrick is referencing a fictional slave from the novel and series “roots”. Kendrick uses the title as an oxymoron as well while calling Kunta a “king” when in reality he’s a slave. In the lyrics Kendrick refers to running like Kunta but “everybody want’s to cut legs off” 

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In the song King Kunta, Kendrick uses yams as a symbol of black power. It also changes the song to show the power a sort of power he’s better than everyone else. The Yam is the power that be”.

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40 acres and a mule refers to enslaved black people when they’re free they get 40 acres and mule, like a farm animal. Can also refer to government help. I got the evidence from Wesley’s Theory paper we went over and what learned in class.

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In the song “these walls” Kendrick refers to walls as many things according to the genius annotation Kendrick Lamar plays off the expression as if these walls could talk, could be referring to prison walls or the walls in his mind. 