Lmao if Cole or Kendrick made Baby’s song they woulda got s***ted on

Better to not say nothin, they ain’t our saviors

Part of that is on him, he definitely played with it especially on tpab

EASILY

There are sharks in the water
While I'm playing baby shark with my daughter

“It’s bigger than black and white, it’s a problem with the whole way of life”

What does that even mean

I without a doubt in my mind like this WAY more than damn

that’s what he’s trying to question tho

he’s saying ppl really don’t need one

Gotta love albums that are polarizing lmao

Him bringing the brother flow back on Rich spirit >>>

We're gonna play it outside whatever jail you end up at once we get you SWATTED

My favorite effect in music Maad City has the same s*** happening constantly when he raps towards the end. Tyler, Kanye and Kendrick the best at using stereo like this imo

It’s definitely better then DAMN although DAMN was great

This album is just that good

these kinda reactions are so annoying, luckily kendrick called out these idiot white women on other tracks

Yeah then s*** got real and he had to look introspective im not mad at him for it

same could be said about Bob Dylan in the 60s, he had a tough time getting rid of the "voice of the generation" title

this is better than damn in like almost every way lmao. damn is real good tho

main complaint for me rn is the middle loses me for a bit

On we cry together he says men should deal with their s*** first before causing problems I their relationships. I think the whole album, and especially the last song, is Kendrick lumping himself with that group if people who need to get their s*** straight first. He's not saying f*** y'all imma do me imo, but literally "I'm not worthy of the position y'all have put me in"

Na bro. I was ready to s*** on Baby when I heard he made one.

But he did his thing. Made me respect him.

He’s not the revolutionary they want him to be and it pisses them off

Him explicitly saying “we are not your savior” is one of the most authentic things a superstar could’ve said nowadays

I think that's a bit unfair tbh like I feel his messages got taken so seriously (and that's a good thing) that I think it kinda started to be complicated for him to deal with people asking for him to be a guide

capitalism

you actually don't gotta

lol exactly

that song is basically him pleading for recognition as more than a symbol but as a unique human with flaws and foibles

and this album is him saying that seven years have passed and his fears have been confirmed

Spotify can't be right they say no women listened to the album yet. Ladies we got work 2 do