Idk man it’s risky it was to bring awareness to begin with and exactly they didn’t claim to be some revolutionary we know how that story ends all too well
Na I agree. I feel you. I actually feel Kendrick’s and Coles sentiment way more than NoName.
It’s just lowkey funny that both of them addressing it on the follow up albums lol
This album made me realize Kendrick has no knowledge in politics
Most black men who grow up in poverty dont
bad choice from kendrick honestly, drake and cole are much better introspective rappers than him, this s*** pales next to the best introspective songs by them
hellllllllllll nahhh did you bump the album? Cole? he's up there sure not on this level tho. but Drake?
This album made me realize Kendrick has no knowledge in politics
He’s not trying to have knowledge in that though. The whole album is him saying he’s not the Messiah people painted him to be.
Omw back from the bar when im drunk as shyt and go on a drunk rant catching a perma
drunken posting barely able to type
This album made me realize Kendrick has no knowledge in politics
I said this earlier
If he wants to make change beyond himself then he must know more than his own experiences and the music he turns it into
He needs to read some THEORY
The Bigger Picture honestly did sound all lives matter but people were just hyped hearing a trap artist speak out
I mean Thug didn’t articulate that well at all, so yeah
If u at a award show booted w ur homies would u wanna answer a random ass political question
besides, sense then he’s been p outspoken in that right
bad choice from kendrick honestly, drake and cole are much better introspective rappers than him, this s*** pales next to the best introspective songs by them
cole: lean.... mollyy..... xans.... percssss.......
and The strongest d*** of them all... Love............
#woahhh
ON GOD YOU AINT GETTING THESE KEYS 🔑 💯🗣
i feel like there was a lot more actual substance to what ppl would call the culture back then. like earth-shattering revelations weren't dependent on musicians releasing an album. there was more activity going on with everyone involved. now it just feels like people sit on twitter or ktt even waiting for some musician to drop the next big thing that'll change their life, change the social climate, whatever whatever
it's a laziness
This makes sense it feels like back then niggas were just artists and not seen as these deity’s or some s*** lmao
wild seeing people praise kendrick for the trans song and then shut down trans people critiquing it at the same time
from what I've seen most trans people have been supporting it
Mortal Man seems to be the only song where I can really outright say he’s on that type of time bro Lmao
A good chunk of TPAB is self deprecating as s***
i and alright too, but even outside of the music he was doing it too. In a interview he upset people were criticizing blacker and the berry, and said something like my words are too important for ya to try and pick a part or sum a long those lines
You're going to scare the hoes
I’m scaring the white geriatric people in this neighborhood
The Bigger Picture honestly did sound all lives matter but people were just hyped hearing a trap artist speak out
Give it up
The Bigger Picture honestly did sound all lives matter but people were just hyped hearing a trap artist speak out
Bruh thank you like wtf
Niggas gave baby a participation trophy
this is hiphop man, gtfoh wiht this "WHy Do Y'aLl NeEd insert rapper's name To sPEak On cuRrent (bLacK) IssUes" energy
like this aint that hyperpop BULLSHIT y'all guzzle up, we call it culture for a reason
Ok but is it not a contradiction to say that Kendrick doesn’t get viewed as a savior and doesn’t have expectations like that placed on him but also then to say that he should be under pressure to talk about these issues everytime something happens even if you know what he’s gonna say
how do you prove you’re gay on here so you can say the f word? hand pics work for the n word, so do you need a grindr to prove you’re gay?