For real, the progress Kendrick made over the course of the album, both mentally and sonically, was really cool and inspiring.
It was like seeing him grow and shift and change and do all these uncomfortable things right in front of you, inspiring you to try to do the same to get to that better place.
I love this album
man I appreciate you man, one of the best things about it he didn't half ass it, I always felt like he half assed the black panther lp but you can tell every thing is intentional, even the off-putting stuff
“don’t even see trans people as people” nice gargantuan reach
Replying to everything but what you called me out on okay 👍🏽
Living vicariously through celebrities and inserting yourself into stuff that has nothing to do with like harassing people gotta be some of the most pathetic s*** you can do. Miserable people.
Doing it with a straight face or no self awareness
Again if this s*** happened to Sophie which if likely did in some form that s*** foul too . Before they say it’s all fair in rap beef . Harassing non women rappers shouldn’t be something to aspire too . It’s something that would make someone not want to respond or entertain because then it’s less competitive sport and more my loved ones safety
OVOJersey said the Rafah s***? Moderation team never fails man
You got clipped for talking about fantasizing about your dads p**** cuzzo
Edit: @ me next time b****
man I appreciate you man, one of the best things about it he didn't half ass it, I always felt like he half assed the black panther lp but you can tell every thing is intentional, even the off-putting stuff
Absolutely. And thank you!
My fault I confused n95 with savior for your hello crackers comment lol
But how would u take songs like Father Time and mother I sober as virtue signaling. How can u do that when speaking about your own life experiences.
Because I thought those songs could've been produced better and more intently. Those 2 sound like a Macklemore type song to me
I agree that TPAB is definitely more subtle with some of the messages on their compared to Mr morale but I don't understand why that's critic bait, it just means he didn't execute it as well. TPAB is more critically acclaimed that Mr Morale.
TPAB is critic bait too.
I cant speak to whether it is intentional or not. But that's definitely how I perceive the end product.
And if you look at how they responded to it (which is obviously a generalization), it seems like it was tee'd up perfectly for them.
He's kind of positioned himself as the "good, magical negro" which even he seems to have realized with his latest work.
Not even a Drake fan thing
Just the average music listener in general doesn’t want to think at all when they listen to music
I mean the correlation to drake stans and average music listener is pretty high. Just surface level music
Replying to everything but what you called me out on okay 👍🏽
stick to listening to Billboard 200 if you genuinely think Auntie Diaries is transphobic
nigga tryna call people transphobic because niggas saying you didn’t understand the song
half of y’all single out Auntie Diaries and constantly quote it out of 15+ songs on the album to make fun of it, but yeah, it’s everyone else that’s transphobic
I understood the song full well and it’s dumb ass f*** guess that’s the part you’re missing, doing a lot of talking but no explaining
but keep going on man I can tell you get off on this internet s***
This s*** sad man . Don’t harass his wife then be like “ she turned off comments “ well no s***
anyone who harasses kendrick's family members on behalf of drake deserves to be beaten to death with a hammer
You got clipped for talking about fantasizing about your dads p**** cuzzo
Edit: @ me next time b****
You got clipped cuzzo 🤓
It's pretty obvious what he's doing with the song lol it's the same theme as the other tracks. Execution could have been better for sure
To be honest one thing that throws me off since you bring up the other tracks
It really seems like the end of Auntie Diaries is full on savior complex Kendrick. The whole “imagining himself standing up to a pastor in a church and making a speech in defense of trans people” it just comes off like he thinks he’s saving the world and solving this issue
And it just devolves into a debate about saying the F Word as if there’s not other things around this that need more conversation
I think Kendrick bit off more than he could chew tbh but I guess I’m not mad at it, it still adds to the humanity of the album but I honestly don’t know what the f*** he was actually trying to say
stick to listening to Billboard 200 if you genuinely think Auntie Diaries is transphobic
Stick to d***eating your lord Kenny
Trans people say it’s transphobic
You got clipped cuzzo 🤓
You gotta be the lamest poster on here I swear man 😂
its hilarious watching the same old two year old discourse on who kendrick made the album for when you can tell just by how he talks about the project that its the only album he's actually made for himself
its hilarious watching the same old two year old discourse on who kendrick made the album for when you can tell just by how he talks about the project that its the only album he's actually made for himself
Thank you
TPAB is critic bait too.
I cant speak to whether it is intentional or not. But that's definitely how I perceive the end product.
And if you look at how they responded to it (which is obviously a generalization), it seems like it was tee'd up perfectly for them.
He's kind of positioned himself as the "good, magical negro" which even he seems to have realized with his latest work.
Section 80 is a "conscious album" so is GKMC , is that also Critic Bait? Is critic bait just deeper subject matter to you?
I understood the song full well and it’s dumb ass f*** guess that’s the part you’re missing, doing a lot of talking but no explaining
but keep going on man I can tell you get off on this internet s***
you just said what sort of person calls a woman that transitions to a dude the f word, when he literally used that word to illustrate a portion of his childhood when he didn’t know any better + drew a parallel to his hypocrisy at his anger at a white lady rapping nigga on the stage with him, but didn’t understand the harm behind flag
you’re a low tier troll
TPAB is critic bait too.
I cant speak to whether it is intentional or not. But that's definitely how I perceive the end product.
And if you look at how they responded to it (which is obviously a generalization), it seems like it was tee'd up perfectly for them.
He's kind of positioned himself as the "good, magical negro" which even he seems to have realized with his latest work.
So critics liking something means it was made with them in mind?
To be honest one thing that throws me off since you bring up the other tracks
It really seems like the end of Auntie Diaries is full on savior complex Kendrick. The whole “imagining himself standing up to a pastor in a church and making a speech in defense of trans people” it just comes off like he thinks he’s saving the world and solving this issue
And it just devolves into a debate about saying the F Word as if there’s not other things around this that need more conversation
I think Kendrick bit off more than he could chew tbh but I guess I’m not mad at it, it still adds to the humanity of the album but I honestly don’t know what the f*** he was actually trying to say
He's really like the nigga who reads a headline and then positions himself as an expert.
Its that problem that arises when someone is a genius at something. He's great at putting words together. It doesn't make him a competent intellectual.
He still thinks black on black crime is at the center of why black people are struggling in America.
After S80 & GKMC
I can’t blame someone for believing Kendrick discography is hard to get through
Not cause the musics bad, it just gets more dense from there
This.
Dense music isn’t inherently better or worse, it just appeals in different ways and to different people.
I personally love hearing a song/album that, for example, purposely has a ton of contradictions on it to embody the contradicting nature of the human experience and innate hypocrisy in us all.
That being said though, I will never blame anyone for preferring to just put on the latest dance record or something. Partially because I also like that, but also because it’s just as valid and “high” as art imo. Helping someone groove and feel less alone is just as valid a reason to create art as exploring the depths of human nature and how it functions in modernity.