SZA, known for her soulful voice and unique style, has left fans buzzing with excitement. During a recent appearance on Sherri Shepherd’s talk show, she revealed her openness to a collaborative album with Kendrick Lamar, sparking speculation and anticipation.
Fans of SZA and Kendrick Lamar are in for a treat as SZA expressed her enthusiasm about collaborating with Kendrick on a full album. The two have a history of creating magic together, having previously joined forces on tracks like ‘All The Stars’ for the Black Panther soundtrack and recent hits like ‘luther’ and ‘gloria.’
Their synergy in the studio has translated into both critical acclaim and commercial success, leaving fans hungry for more. Recently, they’ve been the subject of much speculation due to their upcoming joint tour this spring. When asked about a possible album collaboration, SZA teasingly replied, ‘Gotta ask the big guy🤷🏾♀️,’ fueling even more excitement.
On Sherri Shepherd’s show, when praised for her work with Kendrick, SZA candidly shared her thoughts. ‘I would love that,’ she said, referring to the possibility of an album together. Her admiration for Kendrick was evident as she described him as a genius. She highlighted his ability to remain grounded while navigating the spotlight, adding, ‘Teach me, sensei, what you know.’
SZA’s playful yet sincere remarks have left fans hopeful that this dream collaboration becomes a reality. With their history of creating hits that resonate with audiences, it’s no wonder there’s such a clamoring for more.
Meanwhile, Kendrick continues to be a mystery to his fans and collaborators alike. SZA appreciates this elusive nature, which she says contributes to his genius. ‘I love that. I don’t know what’s going on as much as you don’t know what’s going on,’ she said, emphasizing the spontaneous energy he brings to their music.
As the spring tour approaches, the anticipation for a potential SZA and Kendrick Lamar album grows. Whether or not this collaboration materializes, fans can look forward to seeing these two artists share the stage and perhaps, just maybe, create another hit together.
