Clipse album about to be a classic

line was f***ing wild

Here's hoping The Boy performs them at OVO FEST later this year

I was talking with my friend bout this, if this Clipse album a classic then Pusha has a classic in 3 separate decades lol. Not many musicians can even say that, let alone rappers (probably just Hov)

Lord Willin
HHNF
Daytona
Let God Sort Em Out

He literally said he wish his grandpa wore a condom are you on nitrous

Again what would a grown man have to say against a 6 year old child. How does that give Kendrick extra credit as a writer. I love Kendrick but you got some d*** in you

Which is the one thing I said you could argue for in the first post responding to you. And I also said that, the lyric was mostly aimed at his father, not him. Probably the only lyric you could find that could be interpreted as mean towards Adonis in Kendrick’s first verse written towards him.

I’ll even tag you in the first post to remind you of this point I made. No offense, but your reading comprehension isn’t the greatest here.

@shirxsi9995

Dude I just listened to the song again and I think you just need to take a step back, maybe try to remember when the track first dropped. It’s a dark ass song attacking an entire family, directly or not. He is talking to everyone directly. Do you know how human emotions and internalizing works?

He’s not attacking the entire family, he’s only really attacking Drake. The worst he gets towards anyone else is the Condom line and “Dennis you raised a horrible f***ing person”.

Now I’m not saying that the songs content itself wouldn’t upset the rest of the family, I never said that and never debated it. All I said was that within the lyrics and the writing of it, he’s sympathetic and considerate towards Adonis and Sandra. There’s nothing really scathing towards them. You can say that the juxtaposition between how he speaks to them versus Drake is what makes the song so harrowing. He doesn’t say “You ALL lied” at the end, he said “YOU lied”. If the song was an entire attack on the family, he would’ve made that clear in the last verse like he did everything else.

Now…you could say the tone of the entire song is meant to be backhanded towards the family, but that isn’t explicit and is strictly based on how the listener interprets how he’s rapping it.

Push Ups was the best song of the beef anyways

Never said it didn’t

So he followed suit? I get why he did it but he still did it

Tick tick tick

Was just savage

Ain’t no way yall liked that mtg song

Last I checked it was out streaming FM, a lot of people like it it’s absolutely legendary when it comes to battle songs

as a song-song it's not great, nobody's ever gonna say, " Hey, turn on Meet The Grahams", but Kendrick's whole breakdown piece by piece was pretty amazing

Interesting, as a huge Drake fan I have to be ubiased and I do recognize the cultural ripple that TOSA will have in music and hip-hop history. Curious why you don’t like it?

mainly because that beyond the surprise you have a son reveal to me its just not a good rap song like when you compare it to something like infrared its like atomic bomb vs coughing baby

but obviously revealing a secret child is a crazy ether that people cling on to pretty justifiably

4th

Absolutely top 3