Kermit

4y

Drake really outsold Kendrick and J Cole combined. And he didn't have to wait 5 years either.

Logicishalfblack

4y

The Big Steppers is a reference to him tap dancing around important subjects in his therapy session (which is basically what the album is - Kendrick in therapy). That’s why you hear the “Stop tap dancing around the conversation” in the song We Cry Together. There are tap dancing bits throughout the first disc to resemble the tangents Kendrick goes on and him not getting to the root of his issues. The first half of the album doesn’t necessarily have Kendrick open up about anything that makes him vulnerable and honest within himself. That’s where the second half comes in - Mr. Morale. At the beginning of Count Me Out, you hear “Session 10...breakthrough” which Kendrick finally does with songs like Crown (he accepts he can’t make everyone happy), Aunt Diaries (opening up about his transgender family member), Savior (he’s tired of being idolized/he’s only human), Mother I Sober (mother was sexually molested by someone in the family) etc. You get the point. The first half Kendrick talks about things that are minimal and don’t really matter such as petty arguments in a relationship (We Cry Together) and how he grieves differently than everyone else without mentioning what the griefs are until the second act.

At least that’s what I take out of it.

Beamo23

4y

U hardly made one point at all one of many angry replies tho maybe

All good tho fam, it ain't easy being green

Kermit

4y

Here are my points.

1. The album is dissapointing for a 5 year hiatus and is his worst album yet.

2. The production is extremely dull at times.

3. Kendrick painted himself as more transphobic to me with that song.

4. The tracklisting SUCKS who decided that order.

5. Therefore its no surprise Drake outsold him.

BIGSTEPPERDISNEY

4y

Alright Kermit your ass getting blocked bro, bye

Logicishalfblack

4y

The Big Steppers is a reference to him tap dancing around important subjects in his therapy session (which is basically what the album is - Kendrick in therapy). That’s why you hear the “Stop tap dancing around the conversation” in the song We Cry Together. There are tap dancing bits throughout the first disc to resemble the tangents Kendrick goes on and him not getting to the root of his issues. The first half of the album doesn’t necessarily have Kendrick open up about anything that makes him vulnerable and honest within himself. That’s where the second half comes in - Mr. Morale. At the beginning of Count Me Out, you hear “Session 10...breakthrough” which Kendrick finally does with songs like Crown (he accepts he can’t make everyone happy), Aunt Diaries (opening up about his transgender family member), Savior (he’s tired of being idolized/he’s only human), Mother I Sober (mother was sexually molested by someone in the family) etc. You get the point. The first half Kendrick talks about things that are minimal and don’t really matter such as petty arguments in a relationship (We Cry Together) and how he grieves differently than everyone else without mentioning what the griefs are until the second act.

At least that’s what I take out of it.

Cole2

4y

Wow Give me dap brother

This good s***. I love when we actually talk deep. I gotta keep listening I felt like I had the pieces separately but you put them together in a real nice way

El Nigga

4y

this part of the video and song is iconic

mr get dough

4y

Man Man and Boo Man best rap duo rn

Logicishalfblack

4y

The Big Steppers is a reference to him tap dancing around important subjects in his therapy session (which is basically what the album is - Kendrick in therapy). That’s why you hear the “Stop tap dancing around the conversation” in the song We Cry Together. There are tap dancing bits throughout the first disc to resemble the tangents Kendrick goes on and him not getting to the root of his issues. The first half of the album doesn’t necessarily have Kendrick open up about anything that makes him vulnerable and honest within himself. That’s where the second half comes in - Mr. Morale. At the beginning of Count Me Out, you hear “Session 10...breakthrough” which Kendrick finally does with songs like Crown (he accepts he can’t make everyone happy), Aunt Diaries (opening up about his transgender family member), Savior (he’s tired of being idolized/he’s only human), Mother I Sober (mother was sexually molested by someone in the family) etc. You get the point. The first half Kendrick talks about things that are minimal and don’t really matter such as petty arguments in a relationship (We Cry Together) and how he grieves differently than everyone else without mentioning what the griefs are until the second act.

At least that’s what I take out of it.

Logicishalfblack

4y

The Big Steppers is a reference to him tap dancing around important subjects in his therapy session (which is basically what the album is - Kendrick in therapy). That’s why you hear the “Stop tap dancing around the conversation” in the song We Cry Together. There are tap dancing bits throughout the first disc to resemble the tangents Kendrick goes on and him not getting to the root of his issues. The first half of the album doesn’t necessarily have Kendrick open up about anything that makes him vulnerable and honest within himself. That’s where the second half comes in - Mr. Morale. At the beginning of Count Me Out, you hear “Session 10...breakthrough” which Kendrick finally does with songs like Crown (he accepts he can’t make everyone happy), Aunt Diaries (opening up about his transgender family member), Savior (he’s tired of being idolized/he’s only human), Mother I Sober (mother was sexually molested by someone in the family) etc. You get the point. The first half Kendrick talks about things that are minimal and don’t really matter such as petty arguments in a relationship (We Cry Together) and how he grieves differently than everyone else without mentioning what the griefs are until the second act.

At least that’s what I take out of it.

Kermit

4y

Drake really outsold Kendrick and J Cole combined. And he didn't have to wait 5 years either.

Cole2

4y

HELLL NAHHH mackwop saying how when they was young Kendrick used to steal winnings at dice games and they use to chase his ass like the n95 vid

Cole2

4y

HELLL NAHHH mackwop saying how when they was young Kendrick used to steal winnings at dice games and they use to chase his ass like the n95 vid