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  • May 13, 2022
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    Mr Boreale and the mid steppers

  • May 13, 2022
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    They acting like people are gonna sit in a circle and have a***ytical discussions about this album itt

  • May 13, 2022
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    Reading these lyrics and themes, there is a major major theme drawing all of these songs together centred on the idea of searching for answers and solutions for life issues and trauma outside of yourself. Part of it centres around kendrick talking scout how he searches for solutions in women and material things, and part of it accuses us of looking to him for our own salvation. The key to all of this is mother I'm sober and mr morale. I personally lean towards the idea that the first disk is kendrick telling us about how he copes, and suffers... the 2nd disk is him holding up a mirror to us, showing us how we cope, look to other sources for solutions to problems we have to deal with looking at ourselves before anyone else. The point of the album is that hurt people hurt more people, which is the "culture" and we have to break the cycle through introspection in order to protect the next generation. To break "the culture" which is passed down through generations as disguised trauma... we look to him as our personal "mr morale" - which is meant semi sarcastically, he shouldn't be our morale dial. The world, all of us, we are the big steppers, who hurt people due to our traumas

    yeah all throughout the album he’s saying he’s stepped away and protected his soul. He’s sorry for not having the answers but he’s not a savior nor does he think you will find it from anyone else in the culture

  • May 13, 2022
    jamestrotter

    He hit the YC ā€œRacks on Racksā€ flow towards the end of Count Me Out

    i'm glad this was noticed that s*** brought me back

  • May 13, 2022
    K DOG 99

    Did you just call TLOP "early Ye" ?

    No. The flow on NMPILA is reminiscent of early Ye. Including bars too long to fit in the measure

  • May 13, 2022
    QrOv

    I can’t please everybody

    he’s received nothing but 10/10 reviews this morning btw

    not his fault lol

  • Xing Ped šŸŽÆ
    May 13, 2022
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    texasbrisket

    I def believe Kendrick did more so than Vince

    why is that

  • Theres no concept

  • May 13, 2022
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    1887

    Action Bronson killed that feat ngl

  • insertcoolnamehere āœŠšŸæ
    May 13, 2022
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    SegaDreamFlash

    HEY HEY I said the song had grand standing for sure, no denying it

    I think Cole's response proved her point more than K Dot, lmao K Dot was literally in the streets while Cole wrote a whole song in response.

    And idk if folks look at Noname like that for her to be the "holier than thou" poster child or if they think that particular situation was just dumb af, which it was for all parties involved.

    As far as the s*** hits the fan line it is fair, but in the context I feel like he was on some "innocent until proven guilty" s*** with who and what he was referring to

    I think noname also came from a perspective of like, there are artists and ppl out there (like her, this site used to hate until that bookstore s*** came true. Then people hated on the books lol) that are legit 24/7 actually making grass roots movements in the streets for the people but still you seek leadership from the ones that are most silent until it's time for an album to drop.

    Not saying it's right. I'm not saying it's wrong either.

    A lot of beautiful things happening in NYC right now that won't ever get coverage by the media just for people on the internet to go "there's no more organizations that are just in it for the people" and s***.

  • May 13, 2022
    kiddash3r

    crown is some of the rawest s*** ever

  • May 13, 2022
    LUKAS

    He reading the reviews like ā€˜damn these motherfuckers wont cancel me so i can retire’

  • May 13, 2022
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    Thorn

    Kendrick truly has blessed us with some schizo anthems with this one

    The schizo version of 4:44

  • New NIGHTMAN

    which culture, zachary?

    You disagree with what I said lad? You clearly remember the reaction from ppl when Dawn dropped. It didn't match the critics at all.

  • May 13, 2022
    RESIGNED

    Classic f***ing video

  • May 13, 2022
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    can’t wait for some nerd to offer a course on this album at an Ivy League school

  • May 13, 2022
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    Critics like the concept of Kendrick more than Kendrick himself, just like critics hate the concept of ye more than ye himself.

    It is doing him a disservice when it's so obvious. No matter how great and how much you like this album it is not a perfect album, it is not meant to be

  • May 13, 2022
    6geW
    !https://youtu.be/gfHbg53ykPY

    unironically

    Goat song fr

  • May 13, 2022
    _001

    Mr Boreale and the mid steppers

  • May 13, 2022
    6geW
    !https://youtu.be/gfHbg53ykPY

    unironically

    macklemore type beat

  • ThisIsMVP šŸ
    May 13, 2022

    The flow on Die Hard so bouncy

  • May 13, 2022
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    Reading these lyrics and themes, there is a major major theme drawing all of these songs together centred on the idea of searching for answers and solutions for life issues and trauma outside of yourself. Part of it centres around kendrick talking scout how he searches for solutions in women and material things, and part of it accuses us of looking to him for our own salvation. The key to all of this is mother I'm sober and mr morale. I personally lean towards the idea that the first disk is kendrick telling us about how he copes, and suffers... the 2nd disk is him holding up a mirror to us, showing us how we cope, look to other sources for solutions to problems we have to deal with looking at ourselves before anyone else. The point of the album is that hurt people hurt more people, which is the "culture" and we have to break the cycle through introspection in order to protect the next generation. To break "the culture" which is passed down through generations as disguised trauma... we look to him as our personal "mr morale" - which is meant semi sarcastically, he shouldn't be our morale dial. The world, all of us, we are the big steppers, who hurt people due to our traumas

    Replying to myself but I wanted to make it more clear that I believe the heart 5 is a so relevant to understanding the point of this album

  • May 13, 2022
    Kako

    The schizo version of 4:44

    ayo

  • May 13, 2022
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    AR15

    I dont believe half the s*** kendrick says, no way are all these stories in his raps real lmao.

    All that s*** in gkmc and all the s*** on this album happened to the same person? No way.

    Sounds like what white ppl say when black folk try to tell them our reality.

  • Nuja šŸ¦‹
    May 13, 2022
    2words

    I been waiting for him to go more in depth with that