That opening definitely gave Season 1 Kendall: overzealous, overconfident and irrationally bold. Logan’s No. 1 boy believes he’s in control of the reins now. As I’ve pointed out before, it’s so interesting that whenever Kendall attempts to chart a new course for himself, ostensibly separate from his father, he adopts a very…culture-vulture aesthetic. The question, as always, is whether Kendall is a closer. Because every time he gets close to accomplishing something — be it a hostile takeover or a deal — he fumbles the bag. — Ruth
Well, Kendall isn’t actually capable of running any business, but he presents extremely well at doing just that. But I knew once I heard hip-hop, I thought, “Kendall is on his way to do a very bad thing very badly.” And I was correct. — Candice
Well, Kendall isn’t actually capable of running any business, but he presents extremely well at doing just that. But I knew once I heard hip-hop, I thought, “Kendall is on his way to do a very bad thing very badly.” And I was correct. — Candice
I immediately wanted him to start rapping the lyrics, but just because I find it cringingly accurate of dudes … like him. In the after-show, they mention how it’s a callback to the first episode when Kendall is going into the office and thinking he’s about to be named successor. I love moments like that. — Erin
