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.
yup
The 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.
I understand and see ur perspective for sure
AAAAAAAA I FINISHED LISTENING 30 MINS AGO HUT I CANT STOP THINKING ABOUT IT DDUCKEKKDKEKDMEM IS IT GENIUS ????? F***EISUWISJJENDNE😭😭😖😖😖😖
Worst take is saying "It's Clumsy" what he's saying is very clear. And it makes 100 percent sense.
Him having Kodak black narrate an album about criticism and self accountability is incredibly ironic
hahahaha true I didn’t even think about that
First 4 tracks had me thinking we were getting TPAB PT 2
man how did you hear n95 and still be thinking that
S*** went over the most heads
nah fr... if you REALLY listened with your whole body you'd understand what he means. its so subtle, yet so deep.
KANYE
PUSHA T
KENDRICK
Who's next?
PLAYBOI CARTI - MUSIC
Anti vaccine, anti mask, says freedom of speech is dead, “My auntie is a man now”
Hasn't Kendrick been like the most pro-mask rapper? Like he's been wearing a mask throughout the pandemic.
album comparisons 97 minutes after release is f***ing wild y’all need help
brother they were coming 5 mins after release