conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Write me a song called Ab-Soul’s Outro with the following description: Ab-Soul is given the majority of the song to clarify the subjects and themes discussed by Kendrick Lamar throughout the album (Keisha, Tammy, ‘80s babies of the Ronald Reagan Era, living well etc) and adds some input of his own.
  Kendrick Lamar uses this outro produced by Terrace Martin to simply state that all of what he said throughout this album is just his opinion. Maybe you do or don’t believe his morals and beliefs, but at least you heard his beliefs and felt the message he was trying to share with the rest of the world. He feels it is more important for you to simply listen and form opinions of your own rather than listen to him and conform to his beliefs. We are all just humans trying to find our form of the real truth in this society that tries to suppress us.
  Kendrick Lamar says that he finds the truth through the music he writes, composes and raps. Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Verse 1: Ab-Soul, 
  Alori Joh
   & 
  Kendrick Lamar
  ]
  What's your life about? Enlighten me
  Is you gon' live on your knees or die on your feet?
  It's fire in the street, fire in my Swisher
  Fire in between the two legs of your lil' sister
  Just get a sip of this elixir
  Before they crop us out the picture
  I've never seen a crop circle
  But I seen cops circle the block
  I puff squares, but I swear, one day, I'ma stop
  My nerves itch
  On the brink of my career
  While my peers struggle for employment
  Can you hear these screams?
  (
  Uncle Sam ain't no kin to me
  )
  One, two, three, four grams and a fifth of Hennessy
  A bad bitch, fuck the penitentiary
  Section 80s babies, blame Ronald Reagan
  We raising hell, hell (Oh)
  Lord forbid, the homies got wet, so we trying to soak it in
  The president is Black, but you can't vote for skin
  You vote for the better man
  Come to our show, you could see the diversity
  Unify the people, they gon' peep it universally
  We might not change the world
  But we gon' manipulate it, I hope you participatin'
  Ayo, Dot, won't you let these cats know?
  We knew we'd be here, like, back in '04
  Started HiiiPower
   because our generation needed a generator
  In a system meant to disintegrate us (
  Ooh
  )
  And all we do is assist them
  We're not victors, we're victims
  The bigger picture isn't developed yet
  Like, what if Keisha was celibate?
  Or what if Tammy came across a real man
  Who didn't play games like children?
  My nigga cheated on his girlfriend
  With his girlfriend's girlfriend, let the world end
  And everybody tripping off 2012
  And the extraterrestrial presence as well
  (Odd Future's aight) But our future is not
  That martial law shit drop, we gon' all get got
  So keep that question mark on your face
  Eat your fast food, use your fluoride toothpaste
  Hide your feelings from the public, work your lil' nine to five
  Don't forget to pay your tithes and thank God you're alive
  HiiiPower
  And on another note
  We focused like the Hubble Telescope
  Soul [Chorus: Kendrick Lamar & 
  Alori Joh
  ]
  Life is a traffic jam, life is a traffic jam
  (
  Life is a traffic jam
  )
  Life is a traffic jam, life is a traffic jam
  Life is a traffic jam, life is a traffic jam
  (
  I'm ready to go, ready to go
  )
  Life is a traffic jam, life is a traffic jam
  (
  Ready to go, ready to go
  )
  Life is a traffic jam
  Life...
  [Verse 2: Kendrick Lamar & 
  Ab-Soul
  ]
  I wrote this because I was ordered to
  People say I speak for generation Y
  Why lie? I do, Section.80
  Your son'll play me if radio won't
  Daughters that just turn one 'til twenty-one listen to Kendrick
  For instance
  What's your life about? Enlighten me
  Is you gon' live on your knees or die on your feet?
  Take out that student loan, and pay off your college degree
  And do exactly what you see on TV
  True story
  Hmm
  Can you repeat that for me, Soul?
  What's your life about? Enlighten me
  Is you gon' live on your knees or die on your feet?
  Is you gon' plead the fifth or sound the horn?
  The time is now, my child, come on
  See, a lot of y'all don't understand Kendrick Lamar
  Because you wonder how I could talk about money, hoes, clothes, God, and history all in the same sentence
  You know what all them things have in common?
  Only half of the truth, if you tell it
  See I spent twenty-three years on this earth searching for answers
  'Til one day I realized I had to come up with my own
  I'm not on the outside looking in
  I'm not on the inside looking out
  I'm in the dead fucking center, looking around
  You ever seen a newborn baby kill a grown man?
  That's an analogy for the way the world make me react
  My innocence been dead
  So, the next time I talk about money, hoes, clothes, God, and history all in the same sentence
  Just know I meant it, and you felt it
  'Cause you too are searching for answers
  I'm not the next pop star, I'm not the next socially-aware rapper
  I am a human motherfuckin' being over dope-ass instrumentation
  Kendrick Lamar
  Now fuck 'em up, Terrace
  (
  Soul
  ) [Instrumental Solo: Terrace Martin]
  [Outro: Kendrick Lamar]
  I watch this fire that we’re gathered around
  And see that it burns similar to the fire that’s inside you
  Section.80
  Section.80 babies
  A generation of bliss and disobedience
  No, they can't control us
  No, they can't control you
  No, they can't control us
  But we can control each other
  We build our own world
  If you don't leave with nothing else tonight
  You will leave with knowing yourself
  You will leave knowing that you represent something that's bigger than all of us
  Our family
  Heart, honor, and respect
  This is you
  This is me
  And we are HiiiPower