This album fr in the scare the hoes hall of fame
This s*** gonna turn coochies to the Sahara desert
TPAB at least had some groove too it where the alt girls could bounce a little.
I will! I’m LGBT and that song is amazing
Not lgbt, but that song is indeed amazing
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.
Come f*** me nigga 🥴😩
Not sure how i feel abt the album
But one thing for sure
Kendrick got one of the most interesting character arcs in his discography lol
i wonder now that he got this body of work out of the way, he will go back to making albums every 2 years
All comes back to “hurt people hurt people” like he said on the heart part 5. He’s setting everyone free of the generational trauma and telling them to forgive themselves. At least that’s how I interpreted it
it makes sense like that
but it sounds like hes forgiving them when they gtta forgive themselves
Btw Kyrie giving a s/o to Kendrick the day before the album was released just to end up catching a stray on it is top 5 funniest moment this year so far
This album fr in the scare the hoes hall of fame
This s*** gonna turn coochies to the Sahara desert
J.Cole's albums fighting tooth and nails to keep their spots in it right now
Do u think his use of the f slur is contradictory to what he’s saying at the end of the song?
Not at all I think him saying f&g so much actually makes the ending of that song that much more powerful
i thought it was a very reassuring truthful song
This album fr in the scare the hoes hall of fame
This s*** gonna turn coochies to the Sahara desert
get you some weird ass hoes who like this s***
All comes back to “hurt people hurt people” like he said on the heart part 5. He’s setting everyone free of the generational trauma and telling them to forgive themselves. At least that’s how I interpreted it
On Mother I Sober he’s calling out to Auset (Egyptian Goddess and who Mary (Jesus mom) is based off of) to heal all the generational pain. Definitely attempting to break the curse
Donda 2 had flowers
Donda 2 had security which made me think kanye was gonna come out of my headphones to beat me up
lol idk why, man ppl be scared for no reason.
seen some people mistook it as kendrick being homophobic and I was like
did y'all not listen to the song
or black ppl feeling l weird about the white person saying nigga
But there’s a contradiction that people want to wriggle out of.
This album 100% not a scare the hoes music
If your girl is a music lover,you should be able to have a discussion with he about this album