You guys are just repeating yourselves. Kendrick will never talk about issues other than his lived experiences.
This is her being a cowboy
you think kendrick use of politics is more than branding and he will in the future make deep or risky statements that actually stand up for people?
You guys are just repeating yourselves. Kendrick will never talk about issues other than his lived experiences.
we all live in America brother lol
@herald i been thought this thread was dumb from the jump.
cus u disagree w the premise
but ur on defense payroll for a nigga thats been mum to the point ure using deaths as points
My favorite Kendrick lyric:
Bing-bop-boom-boom-boom-bop-bam
The type of s*** I'm on, you wouldn't understand
So are you suggesting Kendrick just uses politics as like a branding thing and he’s never actually tried to come off as conscious or political? Idgi
Kendrick talks openly about the things that matter and concern him. (E.g. the african american experience, which explains his election takes or roe v wade takes and the topics discussed on all his albums). He does not possess the perspective to speak much on the global perspective past his south africa trip (which was also surface level. I cringed at his negus poem as africans i knew irl was like “lol that aint where nigga come from”)
Kendrick talks openly about the things that matter and concern him. (E.g. the african american experience, which explains his election takes or roe v wade takes and the topics discussed on all his albums). He does not possess the perspective to speak much on the global perspective past his south africa trip (which was also surface level. I cringed at his negus poem as africans i knew irl was like “lol that aint where nigga come from”)
Bing-bop-boom-boom-boom-bop-bam
The type of s*** I'm on, you wouldn't understand
My favorite Kendrick lyric:
Bing-bop-boom-boom-boom-bop-bam
The type of s*** I'm on, you wouldn't understand
Yea this white asf lmaooo
Bing-bop-boom-boom-boom-bop-bam
The type of s*** I'm on, you wouldn't understand
Not have a response so lemme just dismiss with off topic lyrics from an unrelated song to belittle black art.
I hate white listeners of rap lmaoooooo.
“no one can think anymore” because people don’t agree with my liberal hand wringing and moralizing
going to bed Jesus lord
i love kendrick as much as the next bald white guy, but showing an almost decade old song as an example of him being political (which very surface level at that) when people’s opinions change constantly….is not a great look is all imma say!
specially considering the opinions of the man who this site was after
What happened with the background dancer that was inspired by Kenny's revolutionary themes and went on to display the flag with Sudan and Gaza written on it? Last I heard they got arrested and were ghosted by everyone involved with the halftime show
cus u disagree w the premise
but ur on defense payroll for a nigga thats been mum to the point ure using deaths as points
Accusing me of “Using deaths as points” in a thread…using deaths as subtractors from someone not talking about it is…odd to say the least.
Accusing me of “Using deaths as points” in a thread…using deaths as subtractors from someone not talking about it is…odd to say the least.
terrible equivalency
Kendrick talks openly about the things that matter and concern him. (E.g. the african american experience, which explains his election takes or roe v wade takes and the topics discussed on all his albums). He does not possess the perspective to speak much on the global perspective past his south africa trip (which was also surface level. I cringed at his negus poem as africans i knew irl was like “lol that aint where nigga come from”)
Man idk how to explain people being disappointed. There are examples of Kendrick talking about politics outside of black issues, and in my perspective he tries to come off as an intellectual. If you really think nobody should’ve seen him as someone who’s conscious, then we disagree
It’s fine for Kendrick to not care about political issues, and it’s also fine for people to be disappointed
we all live in America brother lol
We all live in America but we all dont have the same lived experiences.
A white listener is not gonna understand father time or count me out the way a black listener will, that’s just #fax
We all live in America but we all dont have the same lived experiences.
A white listener is not gonna understand father time or count me out the way a black listener will, that’s just #fax
I am saying the idea of only speaking on lived experiences as a reason to not speak politically in music or art
I respect he doesnt want to talk politics but the idea that he doesnt experience political topics is silly to me
What happened with the background dancer that was inspired by Kenny's revolutionary themes and went on to display the flag with Sudan and Gaza written on it? Last I heard they got arrested and were ghosted by everyone involved with the halftime show
S*** is sad af
Man idk how to explain people being disappointed. There are examples of Kendrick talking about politics outside of black issues, and in my perspective he tries to come off as an intellectual. If you really think nobody should’ve seen him as someone who’s conscious, then we disagree
It’s fine for Kendrick to not care about political issues, and it’s also fine for people to be disappointed
be disappointed ? He has never lived up to that image and when other artist do put forth effort politically the same people dont listen to them
terrible equivalency
How?
My original question in that thread was when did an artist’s words alone cause change? The response was wrong and I provided proof it was wrong.
People saying itt “people are dying” to defend their constant criticisms of kendrick is a parallel in that deaths being used as a point of usage in defending said point.
I am saying the idea of only speaking on lived experiences as a reason to not speak politically in music or art
I respect he doesnt want to talk politics but the idea that he doesnt experience political topics is silly to me
Is talking on african american conditions not political?
“no one can think anymore” because people don’t agree with my liberal hand wringing and moralizing
going to bed Jesus lord
Gaza is an open air prison
We all live in America but we all dont have the same lived experiences.
A white listener is not gonna understand father time or count me out the way a black listener will, that’s just #fax
or even a song like MaaD city tbh....
that experience of simply walking to school w/ some afiliates that lived by me 2.2 miles over there were some of the longest days of my life
Is talking on african american conditions not political?
does talking on those conditions make him a political or conscious rapper ?
or even a song like MaaD city tbh....
that experience of simply walking to school w/ some afiliates that lived by me 2.2 miles over there were some of the longest days of my life
By this same logic some drill music is politcal discussing the issues of poverty and violence is it not ?