I seen niggas arguing about who’s blacker
That line is deep and darkly comic all at once
Father Time beat is hard affff one of my favorites so far. but i don't love the song yet tbh
it was just y'all awkward
nah, when we cry together isn’t being played outside ever again
I understand where Kendrick was coming from and I understand why he used the word multiple times, but I also understand why a lot of people will still have a problem with him saying it.
There would be insane backlash if a white rapper made the exact same song but with “nigga” instead, so I understand why some people have issue with him saying the F word multiple times
F*** you
Mental gymnastics
This is mental gymnastics but not:
I was cheating on my wife because of generational trauma, not because I'm a h**** rap celebrity touring the world.
He could have made it sound better tho, some of the musical and vocal decisions on this project aren’t it bro
I listened to this with my homies at the park yesterday and it was the most awkward first listen of my life, at one moment a group of women walked by and s*** was embarrassing
This an hilarious image
this feels like his defining album
Great album, didn't need to be 1h 13 minutes though
album needed to be a solid 2 min honestly
But at the same time I’m seeing some of the negative reactions and I understand. I don’t agree at all, but these kinds of albums don’t get unanimous praise off the bat.
Objectively speaking, no one has touched Ye's discography and especially CD to Yeezus
Objectively speaking if this is prime Kendrick, Kanye is better
it was just y'all awkward
Lmao niggas really be thinking it’s the music nah Bruh, you just have social anxiety. Schedule an appointment
Objectively speaking, no one has touched Ye's discography and especially CD to Yeezus
Your point is correct but please don't use "objectively"
nah, when we cry together isn’t being played outside ever again
lmao. could be a decent conversation starter
Like when Chrysler made that one car that look just like the Bentley 
F*** outta here man
Always saw you for what you coulda been
That line is deep and darkly comic all at once
Was watching Atlanta last night and that’s basically the premise of the episode