May 13, 2022·1 reply
GEENOGlad he choose himself
not just about himself though? it's present all over the album in so many forms that affect so many people...anyways we've all only listened through it once so lets take some time before making any definitive conclusions
May 13, 2022·1 replyits amazing how kendrick can drop this album over a decade into his incredibly public career and reveal not only so much of himself but the very fact that there was so much of himself hidden from us all this time, as we still felt like we "knew him"
May 13, 2022
brbDaylyt won
May 13, 2022·1 replyAKFreshKendrick is just as republican as Kanye with these bars
G Roy 🩻May 13, 2022·1 reply
Thornlisten to this album if you feel anything. raw thoughts.
5th listen
May 13, 2022
demokeem snapped on savior imo
savior interlude too
May 13, 2022Die Hard, Father Time, Purple Hearts, Auntie Diaries, Mother I Sober are clear standouts right now
I thought We Cry Together was genius as well
Rest needs to grow on me because it's not clicking
- CKL TML 🌺May 13, 2022·2 replies
Bow_And_ArrowKendrick Lamar is the greatest rapper of all time
I can feel that you dont believe this anymore
May 13, 2022·edited·5 repliesArtisdeadThe deadnaming.
Misgendering.
Saying slurs that aren't his.It is crazy how y'all are defending this on the basis of intentions tho.
Genuinely crazy.
the whole concept of the song is "the basis of intentions" though. words can be loaded but not everything is malicious that's the point.
i'm queer and don't identify as my birth gender either. i felt exalted by the raw honesty in which kendrick explained his growth and how he experienced and viewed bigotry during his childhood.
the truth isn't pretty, but it's the truth. and it certainly isn't malicious. it's the first step in recognising where to fix said faults.
- May 13, 2022https://twitter.com/queersocialism/status/1524980012746670080
DinoIm f***ing crying
this the new avengers
May 13, 2022free worldN95 IS A CERTIFIED SKIP
TAKE THAT S*** OFFFFF!!
should've been a keem track
- AR15 💯May 13, 2022
This might be better than damn idk tho not better than gkmc.
BLACK ☭May 13, 2022
NewhouseGenuinely do not believe some of y’all paid any attention to this album
niggas haven't been digesting music for a while now
May 13, 2022"well s*** I should of sucked his"
WHAT YOU SAY
May 13, 2022SylIablesIon identify as a cis person I’m a regular dude
😭😭😭 i love this site
May 13, 2022·1 replyoff first listen this is his worst album
May 13, 2022B**** UHHHH YOU UGLY AS F***
May 13, 2022imShywhat's that
you know niggas gonna talk bout yak lol.
May 13, 2022·1 replyAlbum was easily a 10 and left me feeling inspired, courageous, and ready to take action against black trauma.
We are still feeling the psychological effects of slavery and I love how Kendrick mentioned this because society overlooks it.
May 13, 2022gabapentinits amazing how kendrick can drop this album over a decade into his incredibly public career and reveal not only so much of himself but the very fact that there was so much of himself hidden from us all this time, as we still felt like we "knew him"
great observation
May 13, 2022Some great tracks and then some really questionable songs
- May 13, 2022
@DonutHole you should know by now ion really care like that, I just be on here lol
May 13, 2022insertcoolnamehereKendrick really dropping his 4:44
4:44 >>>>>>>>>
May 13, 2022
JonboiHow the hell could they speak on replay value if they haven’t replayed it
Bro lmaooo
- May 13, 2022brutallust· edited
the whole concept of the song is "the basis of intentions" though. words can be loaded but not everything is malicious that's the point.
i'm queer and don't identify as my birth gender either. i felt exalted by the raw honesty in which kendrick explained his growth and how he experienced and viewed bigotry during his childhood.
the truth isn't pretty, but it's the truth. and it certainly isn't malicious. it's the first step in recognising where to fix said faults.