He gon live to 100 and ur dumbass won't even remember u believed this at one point

What was it

You said Kendrick, ain't no room for contradiction
To truly understand love, switch position
'Fa**ot, fa**ot, fa**ot,' we can say it together
But only if you let a white girl say 'n***a'

people are bigots bro, simple as that

Savior

Was he? Because according to him himself the songs he was talking about are on a second album

Just now listening. Saved my first listen for my train out of London today so I wouldn’t have anything to do but focus on the music.

We waited five years to listen to Kendrick talk about cancel culture and freedom of speech? Man what the f*** is this

there's nothing he said on this album that could have warranted this statement.

they've been cooking him all over the internet non stop since the release what are you taking about

post some examples

they post a lot of 14 likes twitter s*** in the release thread

Dam.

What is the reason people think this album is controversial?

I imagine it’s the Auntie song. From my perspective, it seemed like he was admitting when he was a kid he was immature and not comfortable with it, but scolded himself for that and made it into appreciation for both of the character’s places in his life. Seemed like he celebrated the auntie as like the biggest stepper due to their swag and the cousin seemed like the best of morale due to their spirituality.

Idk I don’t find this album controversial. Maybe some covid talk but nothing that crazy imo

can't wait for Nation

Everything kitty love it when it was hot

"they may kill him for this" had me thinking he was gonna call out record label heads or illuminati niggas or something. instead he just said F*ggot lik 10 times and shat on cancel culture.

the only people on twitter killing him over the auntie song very clearly didn't get it.