From everything youâve written in this thread that Iâve seen, you need some help. Itâs actually sad.
And Iâm not white, but itâs cool let your racism sweep through you - as if biracial people canât be racist đ
Didnt call you white, in fact i said you being white doesnt matter, i said i know your tactics from my experience from hateful white people that do the same thing as you
Cant be racist to your own race bro, seems anytime people mention anything white thats a trigger button for you
You sounding pc af rn
Keep fuming over a song you dislike while being scared of the left taking over your tv screens and theres nothing you can do about it
Kodak is the âBig Stepperâ ego of Kendrick.
Keem is the âMr Moraleâ ego of Kendrick
care to elaborate? This the first theory I seen like this
Congrats on ur move!
And thats dope! Thats a similar feeling i had.
I am straight myself but i have one trans friends, gay dude friend & one my aunties are lesbian.
I thought the song was overall sweet lmao. I do admit if you just read the lyrics or see someone post the hook as just words without context it comes off very bad to the point you might not even want to hear the song itself, which is what i think has happened to some people unfortunately.
But overall the song came off to me as him loving his auntie (uncle) & him basically apologizing to him & realizing everything.
The "auntie is a man now" seems to be a child version of himself learning about it but not fully understanding it. While the f words parts are just him not sugarcoating how things used to be, but i can see both those coming too hatsh especially without context, but even with.
But overall the song is about him recounting his memories of his uncle in the past to at the end them finally reconnecting after years when he fully transistioned.
His uncle was always one of his family members, and from his kids perspective he didnt understand why people were bashing his uncle. Some of his family outcasting him, some of the church he used to go out calling him a "devil" etc. even though he liked his uncle & would hangout with him even during those times.
And as time goes, his uncle tries to break down n explain why the "f word" is bad among other things like why people call him a weirdo, and as he got older he realizes more things about that conversation.
Its a really sweet song which i think the tone of his voice lends a lot of help with too. A song about the love he always had for his uncle, but also an apology. Apologizing for his past ignorances & the eventual distancing the family caused. Also him growing up over time realizing more and more things.
I do believe trans people have the right to feel how they want about the song, but i also hope those thay feel so syrongly against have listened to the track at least. I do agree some of it can come off as harsh, or just plain shocking, but once i finally listened to it im glad its obvious hes coming from a sentimental & loving place while not shying away from his past ignorances.
Its genuine even though an outsider talking about something that deals with the insiders will never be fully satisfactory.
Ooh I meant I was just going to other houses for parties and stuff not like moving moving but thanks anyways
And yeah you put it into words way better than I did, I'm glad the song is resonating with people who aren't directly concerned by those topics and that it can maybe make them more compassionate towards people like me and kendricks uncle and cousin, I really hope this song can be the start of a conversation that isn't based on ignorance, lies and anger
care to elaborate? This the first theory I seen like this
The interlude on each side of the album, on the big steppers side its Kodak doing the interlude, on the morale side its keem
The interlude on each side of the album, on the big steppers side its Kodak doing the interlude, on the morale side its keem
i wonder what they have to do with the titles tho lol
Didnt call you white, in fact i said you being white doesnt matter, i said i know your tactics from my experience from hateful white people that do the same thing as you
Cant be racist to your own race bro, seems anytime people mention anything white thats a trigger button for you
You sounding pc af rn
Keep fuming over a song you dislike while being scared of the left taking over your tv screens and theres nothing you can do about it
â Its a common thing with hateful & overly religious white people. I know because some my own extended white family has done it to I/us.â
You got a lot of repressed racist anger. You need to get some help. Conservative/religious beliefs arenât white or black. You can be a trans person and be religious,
â Its a common thing with hateful & overly religious white people. I know because some my own extended white family has done it to I/us.â
You got a lot of repressed racist anger. You need to get some help. Conservative/religious beliefs arenât white or black. You can be a trans person and be religious,
Yeah now quote the first part of what i said
Bro thinks religious = conservative tells you more you need
man u gotta love rocky
Ooh I meant I was just going to other houses for parties and stuff not like moving moving but thanks anyways
And yeah you put it into words way better than I did, I'm glad the song is resonating with people who aren't directly concerned by those topics and that it can maybe make them more compassionate towards people like me and kendricks uncle and cousin, I really hope this song can be the start of a conversation that isn't based on ignorance, lies and anger
Oh my b
But yeah its interesting & glad hes one of the few rappers that tackle topics like these more than a single line or surface level
Yeah now quote the first part of what i said
â Didnt call you white, in fact i said you being white doesnt matter, i said i know your tactics from my experience from hateful white people that do the same thing as you
Cant be racist to your own race bro, seems anytime people mention anything white thats a trigger button for youâ
See, it actually makes it worse. You feign not caring then insinuate itâs a white thing because from your experience itâs hateful white people that think this way.
And you can be racist to your own, ironically youâre doing it right now mr bi-racial.
You keep insinuating Iâm white because it triggers me đ are you dumb? Iâve probably been called the n-word more than you.
Racism is racism, whether itâs directed to black or white people, whether itâs self directed or directed towards other people.
You have a very limited way of viewing things which is why youâve spent this whole exchange rambling about nonsense and insulting me at the same time. You obviously have a very repressed issue because this ainât normal.
If I donât like a song because I consider it critic bait and manipulative why are you ODing?
care to elaborate? This the first theory I seen like this
Kendrick often brings up being a Gemini and having two sides. I think this album is the illustration of that.
On the first side of the album, Kendrick is more bragadocious. He is more ignorant, and seems to want you to know he knows everything and doesnât need any help figuring this s*** out. If anything, he has some stuff he can teach us. He is guarded, and above it all on the first half.
In the second half, he realizes maybe he isnât the all knowing, and has a lot to learn. He becomes more vulnerable, and opens up more about who he is and what he has become in an apparent attempt to forgive himself and move forward. He has hope and belief in himself to grow, despite distractions or negativity.
I think Kodak and Keem personify these two sides of him. We all have a dark side, but I also believe we all want to be good people and strive to. Kendrick is no diff. We all see him as this Jesus like figure, but he is just another man like you or I, with the same struggles. That is the cover art.
Thereâs a lot more going on, but thatâs the easiest way I can put it without writing a novel.
â Didnt call you white, in fact i said you being white doesnt matter, i said i know your tactics from my experience from hateful white people that do the same thing as you
Cant be racist to your own race bro, seems anytime people mention anything white thats a trigger button for youâ
See, it actually makes it worse. You feign not caring then insinuate itâs a white thing because from your experience itâs hateful white people that think this way.
And you can be racist to your own, ironically youâre doing it right now mr bi-racial.
You keep insinuating Iâm white because it triggers me đ are you dumb? Iâve probably been called the n-word more than you.
Racism is racism, whether itâs directed to black or white people, whether itâs self directed or directed towards other people.
You have a very limited way of viewing things which is why youâve spent this whole exchange rambling about nonsense and insulting me at the same time. You obviously have a very repressed issue because this ainât normal.
If I donât like a song because I consider it critic bait and manipulative why are you ODing?
Uhhh i said i learned the very exact same behavior that you are showing from white people that were hateful.
I didnt call you white lol, i explained my reasoning and distain for your thinly veiled hate posts and where it came from. I dont tip toe im direct unlike you. Not my fault you exhibit the same behavior.
Dont care if you dislike the song. The issue, is with trans issues.
Sorry bro i gurantee you havent been called n1gger more than me nor has your mother been called a n1gger lover.
Youre sheltered & ignorant. Thats ok. Keep fuming.
Get your "the left" paranoia checked, then i'll get mine.
Kendrick often brings up being a Gemini and having two sides. I think this album is the illustration of that.
On the first side of the album, Kendrick is more bragadocious. He is more ignorant, and seems to want you to know he knows everything and doesnât need any help figuring this s*** out. If anything, he has some stuff he can teach us. He is guarded, and above it all on the first half.
In the second half, he realizes maybe he isnât the all knowing, and has a lot to learn. He becomes more vulnerable, and opens up more about who he is and what he has become in an apparent attempt to forgive himself and move forward. He has hope and belief in himself to grow, despite distractions or negativity.
I think Kodak and Keem personify these two sides of him. We all have a dark side, but I also believe we all want to be good people and strive to. Kendrick is no diff. We all see him as this Jesus like figure, but he is just another man like you or I, with the same struggles. That is the cover art.
Thereâs a lot more going on, but thatâs the easiest way I can put it without writing a novel.
interesting. I'm gonna go back and listen to their respective interludes to see if I can pick up on this
Uhhh i said i learned the very exact same behavior that you are showing from white people that were hateful.
I didnt call you white lol, i explained my reasoning and distain for your thinly veiled hate posts and where it came from. I dont tip toe im direct unlike you. Not my fault you exhibit the same behavior.
Dont care if you dislike the song. The issue, is with trans issues.
Sorry bro i gurantee you havent been called n1gger more than me nor has your mother been called a n1gger lover.
Youre sheltered & ignorant. Thats ok. Keep fuming.
Get your "the left" paranoia checked, then i'll get mine.
Itâs irrelevant if some white people were hateful. All people are/can be hateful you racist fool. It has nothing to do with their skin.
Bringing up white people just shows youâre messed up and that youâre hateful. The irony is incredible here.
â Didnt call you white, in fact i said you being white doesnt matter, i said i know your tactics from my experience from hateful white people that do the same thing as you
Cant be racist to your own race bro, seems anytime people mention anything white thats a trigger button for youâ
See, it actually makes it worse. You feign not caring then insinuate itâs a white thing because from your experience itâs hateful white people that think this way.
And you can be racist to your own, ironically youâre doing it right now mr bi-racial.
You keep insinuating Iâm white because it triggers me đ are you dumb? Iâve probably been called the n-word more than you.
Racism is racism, whether itâs directed to black or white people, whether itâs self directed or directed towards other people.
You have a very limited way of viewing things which is why youâve spent this whole exchange rambling about nonsense and insulting me at the same time. You obviously have a very repressed issue because this ainât normal.
If I donât like a song because I consider it critic bait and manipulative why are you ODing?
âCritic baitâ isnât even a real criticism. Stop trolling
interesting. I'm gonna go back and listen to their respective interludes to see if I can pick up on this
On one hand you have Kodak leaving a show and getting his d*** sucked, and on the other you have Keem finishing his shows and buying his dad a castle. I think both of these people have both of these qualities in them, but they portray the side they are comfortable with.
Just little examples like this and then from Kendrick throughout both sides of the album that portray these two sides of him, IMO
Itâs irrelevant if some white people were hateful. All people are/can be hateful you racist fool. It has nothing to do with their skin.
Bringing up white people just shows youâre messed up and that youâre hateful. The irony is incredible here.
Uhhhh thats why i said it didnt matter if youre white or not, but my only experience in that malicious way is from white people that were mainly family members. So i explained my point of origin.
Sorry bro, not my fault you act the way you act.
Calling trans issues or any issue critic bait shows how hateful you are. The irony is crazy here.
Also how can i hate white people. My mother is white that white people call a n1gger lover & me a half breed, and i love her very much ††đ
I also love my white grandma soooo
I cant be racist