cringy Pac interview out now

Of course white people will say TPAB has no replay value...they don't want to listen to the WORD!

Its funny cuz he literally cant lose. After the next album drops its another classic. They cant compete with him, if they let him release it, its over and if someone (Drake) gets Kenny killed before he gets to drop the album he’s getting the death stimulus and he’ll be the GOAT anyways.

The war has already been won.

Whatever helps you sleep at night, moron.

I'd rather hear that than some 40 year old, 8-year-old talk about 'slave nets' lmao

He's the closest tho and they have so much in common

Wow. U wild for putting it out there in the universe lol

But yeah, we winning regardless

I think that a lot of y'all don't even realize how much Kanye and Kendrick are alike

Ye and Kendrick are literally friends and Kendrick has complimented ye plenty so why are y’all having this debate

Save it for the ye vs drake threads

exactly, that the whole point of the thread, Goo! Flew over their heads as expected.

That's why it's weird when the stans are putting them against each other like two goats can't co exist

Tbh

Just because they're friends doesn't mean you can't compare them. Especially when the Kanye fans are talking crazy in this thread

Meanwhile Kanye been dropping mid since Yeezus

except kdot dont produce godly blassics

Kanye don’t either

That part

he literally does

I don’t see k dot making an album on the level of Late Registration

TPAB was close though

He doesn't produce but he is a visionary who took a day from his adolesence and turned it into a whole classic album that made grown men tear up.

Cole was a basketball player and Drake was a TV star. Kendrick, on the other hand, was a shy 5'5 dude and while he def had some charisma, he was prob never the most popular or toughest dude among his peers.

His success story was as unlikely as Kanye's and I think we should all embrace them both, hip hop gives a platform to ppl with a beautiful mind to shine and affect ppl all over the world.

kendrick fans be like

I usually never look at these threads so I’m just now learning that lol

beautiful post

Kanye a coon now but nah

I’m not assuming, I’m asking a question because a lot of white people I know tend to label TPAB as some tough listen that’s overly pro-black and political but most black people I know look at it as a regular great album because we grew up on that type of subject matter, not just in hip-hop but from blues and soul as well. It’s embedded in black American culture long before I got here.

So it’s not an assumption or even a negative thing it’s just an honest question and his lack of answer to that is very telling lol.