Is George Clinton LoveDragon?

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Since George Clinton was always in the studio helping out Kendrick, but is rarely credited for anything, could he be the mysterious LoveDragon?

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http://revolt.tv/video/george-clinton-talks-hitting-the-studio-with-kendrick-lamar/CF9C9797-EA69-4445-8967-ACDF7FC8ECA8



Kendrick Lamar reminds George Clinton of the great Eric Clapton. At least that’s how the G-Funk Doctor described it to REVOLT, as he recalled his experience working in the studio with the Compton native.

Clinton couldn’t help but rave about Kendrick’s comprehension of music, which was what he says immediately blew him away.

“I loved working with Kendrick Lamar, it was like working with my old friends. He’s so young but he’s done paid attention, he done studied. The same way it was with Eric Clapton and hearing him talk about blues, I felt embarrassed,” Clinton explained, before adding, “Cause they knew more about Robert Johnson then I did.”

As the principal architect, better yet, Godfather of the P-Funk movement in the 1970s, Clinton has churned out a flood of stone cold classics, from works with his P-Funk All-Stars to being recruited by Red Hot Chili Peppers, 2Pac, Ice Cube and the list just goes on from there.

Earlier this year, word began spreading about the icon possibly being involved in Kendrick’s new album. And though he was reluctant to share any details about the music they worked on, Clinton couldn’t stop raving about the good kid MC. “Styles change like that, paying attention to Eric Clapton or Kendrick Lamar or any of those people that’s got information about other genres in a lifetime, which Kendrick Lamar got. He knew so much about not only us, but [also] Sly [& the Family Stone], the Ohio Players— he pays attention.”

On Tuesday (September 17), Interscope accidently spilled the beans on Kendrick's first single off the as-yet-titled (and hugely anticipated) album, by revealing the song's title and release date on its website. Though it has since been taken down, the single is reportedly titled "I (Love Myself)" and expected to drop on September 23rd— which also happens to be the same date that K. Dot dropped his critically acclaimed O.D. (Overly Dedicated) mixtape four years ago.


The song title was also confirmed a few weeks back by 93.7's The Beat radio personality Devi Dev, who interviewed Kendrick over the summer.


But aside from Kendrick, George Clinton also raved about Pharrell, who he says also "pays attention" to music.

“When you could do Mystikal’s ‘Bouncin’ Back’ and come back and do ‘Happy’ the game is over," Clinton praised. "You got all the bases covered.”

See more from our sit down with the P-Funk legend above.

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WASNT LOVEDRAGON CONFIRMED TO BE A COMBO OF TERRACE MARTIN N SOME1 ELSE?