Niggas want Kendrick to toss around ideas so bad to fulfill their insecurity about their favorite artist.
niggas deadass calling us sensitive cause the only evidence for their theory is "dude trust me"
can you give me a timetable of how long they've been working together? can you even tell me what Baby Keem's first music sounded like in comparison to DAMN. or his music from 2018 to present?
you can call me over sensitive all you want but you're literally promoting a conspiracy theory started by drake stans last year with the sole purpose of discrediting Kendrick's pen, and until yall start providing some evidence that they "toss ideas around" (the only evidence that exists is a reference track by Kendrick FOR keem) then imma keep calling yall on your bullshit
no you need to reread my initial posts because that is not what i am doing at all
what the f*** does this have to do with damn? I never once mentioned damn because that s*** is literally a meme people say on here, im trying to have an actual serious discussion about the creative process
no sane person actually thinks that Keem is out here writing some deep-ass conceptual bars for kendrick
I was literally defending the idea of collaboration because CLEARLY as we now see there are really some people who are aggressively against it.
All i was pointing out is that i see a lot of kendrick stans acting like no one is worthy of being in a studio with him, which is humorous considering kendrick is probably an extremely open-minded artist who values what even the least-celebrated person in the room can bring to the table, because that is how the greats work
Niggas want Kendrick to toss around ideas so bad to fulfill their insecurity about their favorite artist.
you mean to say that people want kendrick lamar to do something completely normal? yea dude f*** them, stupid drake stans amirite
no you need to reread my initial posts because that is not what i am doing at all
what the f*** does this have to do with damn? I never once mentioned damn because that s*** is literally a meme people say on here, im trying to have an actual serious discussion about the creative process
no sane person actually thinks that Keem is out here writing some deep-ass conceptual bars for kendrick
I was literally defending the idea of collaboration because CLEARLY as we now see there are really some people who are aggressively against it.
All i was pointing out is that i see a lot of kendrick stans acting like no one is worthy of being in a studio with him, which is humorous considering kendrick is probably an extremely open-minded artist who values what even the least-celebrated person in the room can bring to the table, because that is how the greats work
I dont think any stans are against the idea of collaboration tbh. That's literally how Kendrick's album process is. Everybody involved comes to the studio in person and it's all a combined effort. Ghostwriting is different from that
I dont think any stans are against the idea of collaboration tbh. That's literally how Kendrick's album process is. Everybody involved comes to the studio in person and it's all a combined effort. Ghostwriting is different from that
of course ghostwriting is different than that
where itt did i mention ghostwriting?
no you need to reread my initial posts because that is not what i am doing at all
what the f*** does this have to do with damn? I never once mentioned damn because that s*** is literally a meme people say on here, im trying to have an actual serious discussion about the creative process
no sane person actually thinks that Keem is out here writing some deep-ass conceptual bars for kendrick
I was literally defending the idea of collaboration because CLEARLY as we now see there are really some people who are aggressively against it.
All i was pointing out is that i see a lot of kendrick stans acting like no one is worthy of being in a studio with him, which is humorous considering kendrick is probably an extremely open-minded artist who values what even the least-celebrated person in the room can bring to the table, because that is how the greats work
the guy in that tweet that was posted literally said keem wrote for kendrick, if that's not what you're arguing cool but that's why i was responding to
the guy in that tweet that was posted literally said keem wrote for kendrick, if that's not what you're arguing cool but that's why i was responding to
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of course ghostwriting is different than that
where itt did i mention ghostwriting?
I think at first it seemed like your initial response was agreeing with the tweet you quoted about Keem helping Kendrick with the actual writing process, then adding your own extensive point
the guy in that tweet that was posted literally said keem wrote for kendrick, if that's not what you're arguing cool but that's why i was responding to
is he not just referring to Redemption Interlude, where keem is officially credited as a writer and producer? which also isnt ghostwriting @Laced
I think at first it seemed like your initial response was agreeing with the tweet you quoted about Keem helping Kendrick with the actual writing process, then adding your own extensive point
Those tweets are fine imo, I think your guys definition of “writing” is different from the music/industry definition, which is why there is a dissonance. To help “write” a song, it does not automatically mean one is providing lyrics, that’s just one aspect of writing. Those tweets makes no mention of Damn or any kendrick project, in fact it speaks on literally one song
i think that the mentality of seeing those tweets and thinking this is “bad” or an attempt to “discredit” kendrick, is exactly why QM is completely blackballed from the industry and can’t even do music full-time, and is why so many talented writers get boxed out of making it as artists themselves
is he not just referring to Redemption Interlude, where keem is officially credited as a writer and producer? which also isnt ghostwriting @Laced
Redemption has about 20 seconds of kendrick vocals, I doubt he was referring to that especially when the initial tweet eluded to QM/Cyhi level involvement aka entire reference tracks by an uncredited party
Redemption has about 20 seconds of kendrick vocals, I doubt he was referring to that especially when the initial tweet eluded to QM/Cyhi level involvement aka entire reference tracks by an uncredited party
but QM was credited?? He wasnt paid under the table he was officially credited as a writer
and so was cyhi. My guy just look at the list of writers on this song. partly due to samples but point stands
google.com/amp/s/genius.com/amp/Travis-scott-sicko-mode-lyrics
edit: that is why my assumption is that the guy was referring to the only kendrick-related song that lists keem as a writer (production credits on Nile but no writing credit)
but QM was credited?? He wasnt paid under the table he was officially credited as a writer
and so was cyhi. My guy just look at the list of writers on this song. partly due to samples but point stands
https://www.google.com/amp/s/genius.com/amp/Travis-scott-sicko-mode-lyrics
edit: that is why my assumption is that the guy was referring to the only kendrick-related song that lists keem as a writer (production credits on Nile but no writing credit)
ok I will concede that small aspect of the point I was making, which is how does *Redemption Interlude (not Redemption) where kendrick says two words on the entire track, "Black Panther", compare to QM/Chyi's reference tracks in terms or keem writing for kendrick like the tweet implies?
ok I will concede that small aspect of the point I was making, which is how does *Redemption Interlude (not Redemption) where kendrick says two words on the entire track, "Black Panther", compare to QM/Chyi's reference tracks in terms or keem writing for kendrick like the tweet implies?
it doesnt, maybe the tweeter also thinks having a writing credit means you have to have contributed lyrically
the way i interpreted it is if even kendrick, top tier writer of our time, sees the importance of collaboration, then it should be clear this is something that shouldn’t be “frowned upon”or dismissed in the way ive seen recently by other kendrick stans
it doesnt, maybe the tweeter also thinks having a writing credit means you have to have contributed lyrically
the way i interpreted it is if even kendrick, top tier writer of our time, sees the importance of collaboration, then it should be clear this is something that shouldn’t be “frowned upon”or dismissed in the way ive seen recently by other kendrick stans
and if that was the opinion of the majority of people on ktt and beyond who argue that kendrick collaborates with other artists for his music then there wouldnt be such push back from kendrick stans, but that's not the case.
ok I will concede that small aspect of the point I was making, which is how does *Redemption Interlude (not Redemption) where kendrick says two words on the entire track, "Black Panther", compare to QM/Chyi's reference tracks in terms or keem writing for kendrick like the tweet implies?
Don’t concede to that bullshit. 😂.
when did gibbs say that??
when s80 came out, there's an interview of kendrick and freddie gibbs talking about ghostwritting for big artists and other rappers.
And gibbs talked about that again not too long ago. He said a lot of artists were hiring both of them to write their s***
btw, the guy in the tweet is a known troll. He even said biggie was writing for Jay lol. not sure why u even talk about the guy lol
Kenny on Dope Dealer beat
need the full verse!
AYE
AYE
bruh he said "I don't slack and I get yam"
so I just know bout to snap after that 🔥
New Kenny?
https://www.reddit.com/r/KendrickLamar/comments/ibrhe1/what_song_is_this/
this dude allegedly has the new kanye album and some new kendrick joints
so maybe