Reply
  • Read the post to Keem

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    1 reply
    Jbreezyondeck

    Not specifically about Kendrick but didn’t feel like making a thread on it. It really makes me sad and feel like an outcast that it seems these days people online take hardline stances for an artist or group of artists and completely reject the notion that you can enjoy a variety of music even if it is from their contemporaries. I love Kendrick because of the depth he provides, I love Drake/J Cole because it’s relatable, I love Kanye because he was the GOAT as I was going up, etc. Basically online identity politics has infiltrated hip hop and we end up putting these guys against each other when it should be a celebration we get to appreciate and grow with their craft. S*** is bleak asf man

    If we being honest the Drake / Kendrick s*** literally dates back to Control as well as Kendrick becoming a big mainstream artist lol.

    Like I said any time a Nigga gets too big the Stans be in the thread bringing up numbers

  • Jbreezyondeck

    Not specifically about Kendrick but didn’t feel like making a thread on it. It really makes me sad and feel like an outcast that it seems these days people online take hardline stances for an artist or group of artists and completely reject the notion that you can enjoy a variety of music even if it is from their contemporaries. I love Kendrick because of the depth he provides, I love Drake/J Cole because it’s relatable, I love Kanye because he was the GOAT as I was going up, etc. Basically online identity politics has infiltrated hip hop and we end up putting these guys against each other when it should be a celebration we get to appreciate and grow with their craft. S*** is bleak asf man

    RAP BEEF NIGGA

    Even Kendrick wanted Ye and drizzy to fight

  • May 14, 2022

    Is keem just kendrick?

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    5 replies

    Did keem try to kiss this nigga

  • May 14, 2022

    Big Keem Soon?

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    1 reply
    Jbreezyondeck

    Not specifically about Kendrick but didn’t feel like making a thread on it. It really makes me sad and feel like an outcast that it seems these days people online take hardline stances for an artist or group of artists and completely reject the notion that you can enjoy a variety of music even if it is from their contemporaries. I love Kendrick because of the depth he provides, I love Drake/J Cole because it’s relatable, I love Kanye because he was the GOAT as I was going up, etc. Basically online identity politics has infiltrated hip hop and we end up putting these guys against each other when it should be a celebration we get to appreciate and grow with their craft. S*** is bleak asf man

    I agree. It’s almost impossible to have a mature and nuisanced discussion about anyone without resorting to petty points and jokes. I saw myself today getting sucked into the bullshit in the sales thread and noped tf out of there. I wanna be the kind of person who is just here for the quality.

  • Oblivion X

    Did keem try to kiss this nigga

    Brotherly love.

  • May 14, 2022

    there's gonna be so many pecks on the cheek at this tour :3

  • Jbreezyondeck 🌬️
    May 14, 2022
    SegaDreamFlash

    If we being honest the Drake / Kendrick s*** literally dates back to Control as well as Kendrick becoming a big mainstream artist lol.

    Like I said any time a Nigga gets too big the Stans be in the thread bringing up numbers

    It’s just stupid to me because we don’t know any of these guys personally so I don’t know why we have to take it to a personal level. I don’t know maybe I’m just able to detach more because at the end of the day I listen to music for enjoyment and out of the passion I have so it makes me sad to see people unappreciative when we losing people left and right you know?

  • May 14, 2022
    Oblivion X

    Did keem try to kiss this nigga

    Wouldn’t you?

  • May 14, 2022

    Kendrick made you think about it, but he is not your savior

  • Jbreezyondeck

    Not specifically about Kendrick but didn’t feel like making a thread on it. It really makes me sad and feel like an outcast that it seems these days people online take hardline stances for an artist or group of artists and completely reject the notion that you can enjoy a variety of music even if it is from their contemporaries. I love Kendrick because of the depth he provides, I love Drake/J Cole because it’s relatable, I love Kanye because he was the GOAT as I was going up, etc. Basically online identity politics has infiltrated hip hop and we end up putting these guys against each other when it should be a celebration we get to appreciate and grow with their craft. S*** is bleak asf man

    Also niggas don’t know admit this but some consumers in general tie their identities to fandom lmao

    It’s the same reason why anybody criticizes a popular superhero movie or some s*** niggas get all up in arms.

    Reminds me of when Scorsese had some understandable criticism about superhero movies and MCU fans just piled on him

  • May 14, 2022
    Oblivion X

    Did keem try to kiss this nigga

    he didn’t try

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    3 replies
    pneumonia

    They are both considered slurs lol, neither is right to say.

    I think saying the n word is harsher cause that’s the value we put on it. Everyone collectively thinks of the n word as the worst thing you could possibly say. A lot of factors have made that so, but that’s how it is today. So in order to call someone the n word, you’d have to have so much hate that you break this incredibly dire social contract. That’s the only difference. It’s a difference of how they hit. But that doesn’t change the fact that both slurs are saying, I hate the thing you are. For Kendrick, we allow him the out of context. “It’s a past perspective. Your intention is good.” But for Jack Harlow, we wouldn’t allow him that out. It wouldn’t matter what context Jack used, people would find the word offensive anyways. That’s hypocritical.

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    2 replies

    This might be Kendrick’s best produced album.

  • May 14, 2022
    dubbs hendrix
    https://twitter.com/jansqueezy/status/1525490178260971520

    kidz bop version gon go stupid

  • May 14, 2022
    Oblivion X

    Did keem try to kiss this nigga

    he didnt try

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    edited
    ¡
    1 reply

    Fanbases that will eat you alive:
    BTS, Beyhive, Barbs

  • May 14, 2022
    Himothee

    This might be Kendrick’s best produced album.

    It’s neck and neck with TPAB for best production.

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    1 reply
    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN
    ¡ edited

    Fanbases that will eat you alive:
    BTS, Beyhive, Barbs

    You forgetting one more

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    1 reply
    Jonboi

    I think saying the n word is harsher cause that’s the value we put on it. Everyone collectively thinks of the n word as the worst thing you could possibly say. A lot of factors have made that so, but that’s how it is today. So in order to call someone the n word, you’d have to have so much hate that you break this incredibly dire social contract. That’s the only difference. It’s a difference of how they hit. But that doesn’t change the fact that both slurs are saying, I hate the thing you are. For Kendrick, we allow him the out of context. “It’s a past perspective. Your intention is good.” But for Jack Harlow, we wouldn’t allow him that out. It wouldn’t matter what context Jack used, people would find the word offensive anyways. That’s hypocritical.

    I made a whole post speaking about this dichotomy about the two being a person who is black and not straight and you never responded lol

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    1 reply
    WESLEYS THEORY

    You forgetting one more

    And the angels of course but we love em

  • May 14, 2022
    CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

    And the angels of course but we love em

    I don’t love Em. I do like a few of them though because they’re multifaceted.

  • May 14, 2022
    ¡
    3 replies

    I just don’t need this nigga to disappear again for 3 years