I feel like Kendrick is going to use this angle in his diss. It’s not gonna be a Pusha T type response, revealing some scathing personal info. It’s more than likely going to be a dissection of his character and how he could be perceived as a culture vulture. How he uses guys like Future, Ross and 21 Savage, even Sexy Redd more recently to help create this persona. And I like Drake as an artist, he makes good music but it’s kinda true, he’s a bit of a Parody of the genre at times.
Drake does not make the same efforts to move the real-life culture that Kendrick does, but he thrives off creating this generic superficial image of it while claiming to be a part of it. His earlier work seemed more genuine but he was known as the sensitive rapper, he was perceived as soft, but he’s tried his hardest to shed that image and now his subject matter leans more towards mob ties and getting p****, but it doesn’t get much deeper than that and it doesn’t necessarily have to, but it’s not really genuine, It’s not what he actually comes from. It’s very superficial but that’s why he sells so well, as well as structuring his songs in a way that’s digestible to a large audience, he knows how to make a hit.
I always thought buried alive on take care was really interesting song because it always seemed like Kendrick was uncomfortable around him. Kendrick might do something very left field but that could backfire if it doesn’t resonate with the majority.
We getting alien voices and an off kilter jazz beat with an undanceable time signature. This has been discussed.
Pt 1 & 2 are classic Kendrick. Pt.3 he was in a different bag. Never said 4 or 5 were bad, but in that series they're the worst. 5 might be better than 4 though.
5 was a very well executed track and the third verse from Nipseys prospective could’ve only been done from someone like him who has that leverage and respect of his peers around him.
I’m personally taking it over 1 + 4
This was the post @Ava_Yeezy s*** had me in disbelief lol @westside
bro claimed he didn't know she was 17 lmfaoooooo
You're a simpleton who can't discuss music without resorting to ad hominem attacks. Be better like the man you praise
you can't argue with delusional Kendrick stams.
This was the post @Ava_Yeezy s*** had me in disbelief lol @westside
What the f***
need a 300 bars and runnin type track from kendrick
!https://youtu.be/b0iWg3iuS5o?si=ZvNwwGILAiVbYHJlLol what? Do you really think kendrick about that? Drakes more likely to do it.
This was the post @Ava_Yeezy s*** had me in disbelief lol @westside
what a legendary thread, so many crashing out
What did it say?
He said it’s ok for Drake to ask a 17 year old why she so thick and he wish she wasn’t 17.
I feel like Kendrick is going to use this angle in his diss. It’s not gonna be a Pusha T type response, revealing some scathing personal info. It’s more than likely going to be a dissection of his character and how he could be perceived as a culture vulture. How he uses guys like Future, Ross and 21 Savage, even Sexy Redd more recently to help create this persona. And I like Drake as an artist, he makes good music but it’s kinda true, he’s a bit of a Parody of the genre at times.
Drake does not make the same efforts to move the real-life culture that Kendrick does, but he thrives off creating this generic superficial image of it while claiming to be a part of it. His earlier work seemed more genuine but he was known as the sensitive rapper, he was perceived as soft, but he’s tried his hardest to shed that image and now his subject matter leans more towards mob ties and getting p****, but it doesn’t get much deeper than that and it doesn’t necessarily have to, but it’s not really genuine, It’s not what he actually comes from. It’s very superficial but that’s why he sells so well, as well as structuring his songs in a way that’s digestible to a large audience, he knows how to make a hit.
I always thought buried alive on take care was really interesting song because it always seemed like Kendrick was uncomfortable around him. Kendrick might do something very left field but that could backfire if it doesn’t resonate with the majority.
Great post
what a legendary thread, so many crashing out
nigga went THAT route lmao
Y'all get ads? :ariscared:
I don’t even mind a bottom of page ad to #SupportKTT but he’s just flagrant with it now… full page ads you have to scroll through every other page is crazy
He said it’s ok for Drake to ask a 17 year old why she so thick and he wish she wasn’t 17.
We getting alien voices and an off kilter jazz beat with an undanceable time signature. This has been discussed.
We ready
bro claimed he didn't know she was 17 lmfaoooooo
like they didnt say it in the video lmaooo
Waking up to a new Drake diss track against Kendrick Lamar, Rick Ross, Metro Boomin, Future, and The Weeknd would probably send shivers down your spine before you even press play. There's that mix of anticipation and excitement, like unwrapping a present you've been waiting for all year.
As you hit play, you might feel a rush of adrenaline coursing through your veins, hanging on every word as Drake lays down his verses. There's a thrill in hearing the clever wordplay, the sharp jabs, and the subtle references that only true fans would catch. You're nodding along, feeling like you're part of something bigger, like you're witnessing a moment in hip-hop history.
With each line, you're a***yzing the lyrics, trying to decipher the subliminal messages and hidden meanings. It's like solving a puzzle, piecing together the drama and the backstory behind each targeted artist.
Tha Boy finally living his truth
#FreeTheBBL #BBLDrizzy #TheNoseKnows
This has to be fake