May 13, 2022Ā·editedĀ·1 reply
mr get doughI thought kendrick was a good husband
One thing I realized with this album is that we didnāt know Kendrick at all
- mr get dough š¤©May 13, 2022Ā·1 reply
RICKY 2320her wife bad too, kendrick a f***ing idiot for almost f***ing up things with his day one
Hes been w her for so long s*** has to be boring tbh but that is sad
May 13, 2022Ā·1 replyIāve just been wondering, yāall think the XXX death and the reaction to it had some type of influence here?
He just seems really done with it all on this album, almost like a āI Triedā attitude
Scratchin Mamba āļøMay 13, 2022Ā·1 reply
DonutHoleIve read two different narratives about TPAB itt
1) it wasn't even a political album, it was more about himself and his environnement and touched on socio-economo-political issues
2) kdot thought he could have major impact with that album's message
what was TPAB message in your opinion?
I mean it's def about his environment, but when you take the angle kendrick takes it becomes political
You got songs like you aint gotta lie and hood politics that are more directly about his own environment, but songs like for free, alright or wesleys theory is about more than that and really looking outwardly and contain more social commentary
I think the lines between talking about your own environment and social commentary are blurred anyway when you do it in the way kendrick does it vs lil baby
People do kinda ignore the extent to which his own experience play a part in the album tho, especially his white fans i've noticed, maybe bc those experience seem so abstract to them
But i def do think he thought he could have more of an impact, especially when you listen to that poem throughout the album
In the end he was like "idk maybe i'm just another nigga", and that's what he's been coming to accept since then
- May 13, 2022Ā·1 reply
This album opens the door for another Kendrick and Drake collab
May 13, 2022
huey p rxcanwonder how long it took them to do we cry together
Yeah I wonder what the writing process was on that
May 13, 2022Experiment626Ā· editedOne thing I realized with this album is that we didnāt know Kendrick at all
You see it bro, that's what kept playing in my mind too.
May 13, 2022Ā·2 repliesYeah, this album is a classic.
S*** felt like one huge long therapy session.
Disc 2 got heavy as f***
May 13, 2022crazy how kendrick been with sme girl meme is ruined now
Slingshot š¦May 13, 2022Ā·1 replymr get doughHe gave Chief Keef a higher score than this when Keef had a legit transphobic bar
He acknowledged it said he disagreed but Keef is open to have his own views so idk weāll see
He spent half of Damn review going in on Kendrickās religious beliefs lol
May 13, 2022Ā·1 reply
SHUT THE F*** UP WHEN YOU HEAR LOVE TALKING!!!
May 13, 2022the panning on we cry together
May 13, 2022Mother I sober wow
May 13, 2022Die Hard was cool, smooth. Outro best part of the track imo
May 13, 2022Palestinian Oozi SHUT THE F*** UP WHEN YOU HEAR LOVE TALKING!!!
May 13, 2022CRACKASTEPPAVEGANThe closing lines of Auntie Diary
Whole track is the epitome of good intentions with very questionable execution, good song overall tho imo
- May 13, 2022
This Kendrick album Kendricking
- May 13, 2022
AUNTIE DIARIES >>>
May 13, 2022Ā·1 replymr get doughI thought kendrick was a good husband
Makes you think about the state of the culture when even our "Top 3" are all toxic af
J Cole did his wife dirty af with that song on the Dreamville mixtape earlier this year- May 13, 2022BGFX
Yeah, this album is a classic.
S*** felt like one huge long therapy session.
Disc 2 got heavy as f***
- May 13, 2022Scratchin Mamba
I mean it's def about his environment, but when you take the angle kendrick takes it becomes political
You got songs like you aint gotta lie and hood politics that are more directly about his own environment, but songs like for free, alright or wesleys theory is about more than that and really looking outwardly and contain more social commentary
I think the lines between talking about your own environment and social commentary are blurred anyway when you do it in the way kendrick does it vs lil baby
People do kinda ignore the extent to which his own experience play a part in the album tho, especially his white fans i've noticed, maybe bc those experience seem so abstract to them
But i def do think he thought he could have more of an impact, especially when you listen to that poem throughout the album
In the end he was like "idk maybe i'm just another nigga", and that's what he's been coming to accept since then
thanks for this reply
that damn spoiler hit way too hard lol 
May 13, 2022not feeling the second part of the album so far
- May 13, 2022Ā·1 replyhuey p rxcan
wonder how long it took them to do we cry together
coud have been done so f***ing corny, wow they killed this f***ing s***
feel like hip hop been waiting for this one to come out lol idk how 2 explain it
"you the reason b****es start f***in' with b****es when they change"
is so out of pocket lol
i dont think this will be my fav kendrick record but i think it will have some of my favorite kendrick moments tho for sure
- May 13, 2022Ā·1 reply
Imagine calling DAMN. a classic but not this lol, this s***s all over DAMN.
Water Giver š§May 13, 2022Water GiverĀ· editedWhy does that make it feel cheap?
How would he tried to improve himself if he didnt realize his hangups, or already got over them?
Also thats just part of the album, most of the album is about him saying "im a person too" imo, instead of these grandiose assumptions & ideals people have placed on him since tpab.
Idgi. The album is just mostly about self reflection, & trying to break the ideals/idolization some have forced upon him. And yes, most people do use celebrities as a shell to place their own ideals into that they then convince themselves that is who the celebrity(s) are, while others see celebrities as robots or these "abstract things" that only exist when theyre paying attention to them. Kinda like how people treat teachers & are surprised when they see them "irl" at a grocey store. Theyre just people.
This album is recognizing his own faults through life up to today (which a lot of people can relate too), and parts of it is him rejecting the celebrity disassociation. And of course parts of the album is him explaining how he got to this point of reflection & why.
An album full of mindless anarchy or an album full of sanitized holier than thouness is what would be cheap.
Not saying you have to like the album tho, just think youre being unfair/misjudging, imo.
Album is actually very "mature" and "brave" imo.
Not in a superficial or idealized way that people imagine or inflate maturity & braveness to be.
But in the way of just being honest about yourself, but also man enough to reflect on yourself. The strengths AND weaknesses. The beauty and the ugly of oneself.
Like admitting you need help & realizing why you need that help. Its hard, & it hurts. Maybe not for everyone, but for a lot of people it is & takes a lot of time.
Actual maturity & bravery, personally/self-wise speaking. Not situational, topic or action wise.