Now that the morales era is officially over
I can truly say that kenny had my generations Nastradamus era
Holy s*** I’ve never seen such a fall from grace. this is only s*** I heard about in legend. Even listening to Nastradamus back I never thought it was that bad. Living it is just different
Man stop it already. You making morale sound like the big day
Now that the morales era is officially over
I can truly say that kenny had my generations Nastradamus era
Holy s*** I’ve never seen such a fall from grace. this is only s*** I heard about in legend. Even listening to Nastradamus back I never thought it was that bad. Living it is just different
Piece of s*** got socked in the face after bringing up a woman’s abortion on camera 🤢

Now that the morales era is officially over
I can truly say that kenny had my generations Nastradamus era
Holy s*** I’ve never seen such a fall from grace. this is only s*** I heard about in legend. Even listening to Nastradamus back I never thought it was that bad. Living it is just different
Only Charles Hamilton song a nigga heard was Brooklyn Girl and that was only because of MTV Jams.
Kendrick really from the trenches. Drake isn’t.
Kendrick really grew up the black experience. Drake didn’t turn black until 2012.
Kendrick really from the trenches. Drake isn’t.
Kendrick really grew up the black experience. Drake didn’t turn black until 2012.
Man stop it already. You making morale sound like the big day
This nigga is a Charles Hamilton fan unironically talking about music that isn’t good.
During all this
Wale got married
same day
First off, mad respect to Wale for getting married. It takes guts to love your woman, especially when it comes to ranking fellow artists. However, I have to respectfully disagree with his assessment of Kendrick Lamar being a "Top 5" husband.
Now don't get me wrong, Kendrick is undoubtedly a lyrical genius with an incredible flow and storytelling ability. His impact on the rap scene is undeniable, and he's delivered some timeless classics that will be remembered for generations to come.
But when it comes to comparing him to Wale, I have to lean towards the latter. Wale has consistently showcased his versatility, from his wordplay to his knack for creating relatable narratives that resonate deeply with listeners. His discography is a testament to his skill and dedication to the craft.
Wale's ability to seamlessly blend various elements of hip-hop while staying true to his roots sets him apart in my opinion. He's not just a rapper; he's a poet who uses his platform to address social issues and shed light on personal struggles.
So while I respect Wale's opinion on Kendrick's place in the rap game, I firmly believe that Wale himself deserves recognition as one of the best in the game. It's all love and admiration for both artists, but for me, Wale holds a special place as a true rap virtuoso.
Dissect podcast needs to do something to themself
Why? Cause he host a music book club? Lmao he got too much recency bias but the concept is really dope wish there was more like it
Now that the morales era is officially over
I can truly say that kenny had my generations Nastradamus era
Holy s*** I’ve never seen such a fall from grace. this is only s*** I heard about in legend. Even listening to Nastradamus back I never thought it was that bad. Living it is just different
Y’all just make this entire fake narrative up about Mr. Morale that just doesn’t exist
The album was successful
Tired of sittin' quiet, and helpin' my enemies eat
Keep gettin' temperature checks
They know that my head overheats
Y’all just make this entire fake narrative up about Mr. Morale that just doesn’t exist
The album was successful
Oh it exists
Whoever supposedly makin' me hits, but then got no hits sound like they need me
My hooks did it, my lyrics did it, my spirit did it
I'm fearless with it
Man stop it already. You making morale sound like the big day
No the big day is worse than Nastradamus, more like a disappointing debut from a s*** artist. Morale is like Nastradamus in it just being an underwhelming and out of touch but still pretty good album by a legend that was perhaps cemented too early for their own good