You d***eating at 8am, that man just asked me a question

IDk. All these songs are so sad. Its like a whole album of U’s

You could be a b**** or step out the margins

DAMN!

This looks like a serial activation code

Kendrick & Beyonce also mastered the element of being pro-black in music for acclaim/points but never daring to actually sit down in an interview, panel discussion, or open conversation to speak candidly on their views because they know they’d f*** up and say some questionable s***

MORE LIFE > MMATBS

True not saying it in a bad way just something I’ve noticed

Stop playing with me fore I turn you to a song

• Auntie Diaries was formerly known as "Mandates"
• Silent Hill was formerly known as "Crack Osama"

Count Me Out really a classic

Blame kdot

this album is 00s nostalgic makes me want to listen to an eminem album

this is both a good and bad crit

I actually think The Heart Pt. 5 ties in nicely with the album. A lot of this album is about perspective and the fact that people are different and come from different backgrounds, upbringings, live through different things and that may be the reason why they do different often f***ed up s*** in their lives later on

• on Auntie Diaries he talks homophobia, transphobia and racism and how it ties with ignorance (we ain't knew any better)

• on Father Time, he talks how his relationship with his father shaped him

• he mentions R. Kelly being molested and wonders how his life would go if not for the traumatic childhood

• on Mother I Sober he talks about trauma and how it can emerge later in life

• We Cry Together shows how men and women often can't see eye to eye yet still can't live without each other, it calls for having more proper conversations about our differences so we can understand each other more instead of calling names and throwing tantrums (stop tap dancing around the conversation)

I see this album as filled with empathy and vulnerable, Kendrick being provocative and controversial but self-aware, acknowledging his wrongdoings and trying to make sense of it all, find where it all stems from and maybe kind of urging us to do the same.

Source?

I don't think critics will ignore kodak’s inclusion. It just won’t be reflected in the final score

You really see that as the same thing?

Kanye was outright endorsing them and not addressing any of the controversy as he does

What Kendrick’s doing is clearly much different and I’m a bigger ye fan btw

Crack Osama

my auntie is a man now

was initial tpab reception even this bad?

i feel completely disconnected from people who thinks this album is trash

@admin

We knew how cringe Kendrick was. "Don't call me black no more, I'm an Israelite."