The Krab Season

1y

I really can't with the humble beat s*** sounds so bad

hoopsplayer21

1y

i’ll give the drake stans props, their immense online presence is making it difficult to figure out if people were messing with the performance lmao

Free YoungBoy

1y

Mixed reactions. I thought it was okay. Great stage design and choreography but the song choice could’ve been better and his mic was too low on the live broadcast

The Krab Season

1y

I really can't with the humble beat s*** sounds so bad

rather late

1y

He was too scared to speak out about gaza and sudan when biden was still in power lol

Free YoungBoy

1y

SOS is one of the biggest albums of the decade tbf

JPEGMAFIA

1y

From what I'm seeing it's mostly old white people wishing it was Pearl Jam, and people celebrating the Gaza/Sudan flag. Don't really see much discussion about the actual performance

vingu

1y

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gotta say this is probably true, dude doesn't really stand for anything except himself and this vague non-revolutionary idea of blackness. i've been listening to dude since i was like in seventh grade and it's been more and more difficult to reconcile this idea of dude as some kind of transgressive artist when in reality he really does serve to at best kind of critique and at worst validate the liberal establishment. this show is more proof

you can't be revolutionary if you don't stand for anything revolutionary. they gave the dude a pulitzer because it was convenient and served their narrative, nothing more i think. none of this is to take away from the music itself, but if you're recognized to this degree by the powers that be you're probably doing something wrong. that's just how i feel about it these days

i mean this man can't even sign a f***ing petition and publicize it while drake of all people can, let alone the weeknd or the many other musicians who have done more. and yeah i heard mr morale, and i don't care.

Free YoungBoy

1y

SOS is one of the biggest albums of the decade tbf

LUKAS

1y

Seen alot of people talk about the symbolism from the dancers, to Uncle Sam. To the transitional spoken words bit. Interesting stuff tbh. Apparently the protestor was one of the dancers, cos he dressed the same

vingu

1y

what part of

and yeah i heard mr morale, and i don't care.

did you not understand

LUKAS

1y

Seen alot of people talk about the symbolism from the dancers, to Uncle Sam. To the transitional spoken words bit. Interesting stuff tbh. Apparently the protestor was one of the dancers, cos he dressed the same

JPEGMAFIA

1y

Really wish he did Hey Now. If he was going to do mostly GNX songs why leave out the best one

Shabazz999

1y

the protester being one of the dancer is fire ngl

JeffersonSteelflex

1y

let go of parasocial relationships my guy.

happy monday, enjoy the mursick

redtruth

1y

I need to know how HUMBLE became one of his biggest songs cause his discography is so much better than that

vingu

1y

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gotta say this is probably true, dude doesn't really stand for anything except himself and this vague non-revolutionary idea of blackness. i've been listening to dude since i was like in seventh grade and it's been more and more difficult to reconcile this idea of dude as some kind of transgressive artist when in reality he really does serve to at best kind of critique and at worst validate the liberal establishment. this show is more proof

you can't be revolutionary if you don't stand for anything revolutionary. they gave the dude a pulitzer because it was convenient and served their narrative, nothing more i think. none of this is to take away from the music itself, but if you're recognized to this degree by the powers that be you're probably doing something wrong. that's just how i feel about it these days

i mean this man can't even sign a f***ing petition and publicize it while drake of all people can, let alone the weeknd or the many other musicians who have done more. and yeah i heard mr morale, and i don't care.