Wish I knew why Kendrick decided to put Kodak on this album, that's prolly the only criticism I don't have a rebuttal to I swear.
Wish I knew why Kendrick decided to put Kodak on this album, that's prolly the only criticism I don't have a rebuttal to I swear.
Because he's a very good rapper.
Because he's a very good rapper.
Obviously, just talking about how he fits in theme wise.
Ngl itās sinking in how crazy it is for a rapper as big as Kendrick to make a song like Mother I Sober dude like wtf
Wish I knew why Kendrick decided to put Kodak on this album, that's prolly the only criticism I don't have a rebuttal to I swear.
Iād say he fits the theme of therapy and someone with potential that comes from nothing and has the issues Kendrick always tried to preach to
Ngl itās sinking in how crazy it is for a rapper as big as Kendrick to make a song like Mother I Sober dude like wtf
How come? Heās always been transparent
How come? Heās always been transparent
Itās moreso that we donāt really get that deep a peek into the curtain behind a lot of current mainstream rappers, you know?
Any reactor or publication vilifying him for having Kodak on the album (or ātrying to redeem himā as some have said) are completely missing the whole message
Itās moreso that we donāt really get that deep a peek into the curtain behind a lot of current mainstream rappers, you know?
I see whatcha mean
Iād say he fits the theme of therapy and someone with potential that comes from nothing and has the issues Kendrick always tried to preach to
Yeah but another theme is generational trauma and he questions whether abusers would do their crimes if they weren't abused. But actually having a abuser narrate on the album isn't a smart decision imo. Unlike the whole Aunties Diaries situation where you can tell the intention is pure, I'm just questioning where his intentions lies in having an abuser on the album.
Wish I knew why Kendrick decided to put Kodak on this album, that's prolly the only criticism I don't have a rebuttal to I swear.
My personal interpretation is that, heās essentially trying to show his humanity through someone who is an exact product of all of the issues he had mentioned across the albumā¦generational trauma, passing it down to others (sexual assault case), flaunting with fashion and women just to cover up issues, being stereotyped and having your music used against you while they simultaneously praise it.
I think Kendrick is saying to the common folk, look at me and look at Kodak. Yall put me on a pedestal while you look at him as another nigga. But really, at the core of our humanity what truly separates us? Nothing because we come from the same f***ed up upbringing that was created by the ones who judge us.
Just my thoughts
Wish I knew why Kendrick decided to put Kodak on this album, that's prolly the only criticism I don't have a rebuttal to I swear.
Btw I hope you donāt think my previous post was shade towards you in any way, I was reading on reddit and saw a thread about that then wrote that comment lol
Yeah but another theme is generational trauma and he questions whether abusers would do their crimes if they weren't abused. But actually having a abuser narrate on the album isn't a smart decision imo. Unlike the whole Aunties Diaries situation where you can tell the intention is pure, I'm just questioning where his intentions lies in having an abuser on the album.
I agree w guy below me
Whatās been the KTT2 user reaction on here?
Imo itās one of my fav Kendrick albums and I consider all of his album outstanding especially TPAB and GKMC even DAMN
My personal interpretation is that, heās essentially trying to show his humanity through someone who is an exact product of all of the issues he had mentioned across the albumā¦generational trauma, passing it down to others (sexual assault case), flaunting with fashion and women just to cover up issues, being stereotyped and having your music used against you while they simultaneously praise it.
I think Kendrick is saying to the common folk, look at me and look at Kodak. Yall put me on a pedestal while you look at him as another nigga. But really, at the core of our humanity what truly separates us? Nothing because we come from the same f***ed up upbringing that was created by the ones who judge us.
Just my thoughts
See I was thinking that too, but thats where it becomes touchy, because then that message than actively hurts the victims and justifies the rapists and abusers actions. Its a weird situation tbh I'm tryna see what y'all thinking tbh.
This album doesn't feel like book or stage play like hIpHoP hEAdS were claiming it will be. It's an 18 track Therapy Session.
Wish I knew why Kendrick decided to put Kodak on this album, that's prolly the only criticism I don't have a rebuttal to I swear.
Kodak is the āBig Stepperā ego of Kendrick.
See I was thinking that too, but thats where it becomes touchy, because then that message than actively hurts the victims and justifies the rapists and abusers actions. Its a weird situation tbh I'm tryna see what y'all thinking tbh.
Yeah I see what you mean. Trying to toe between a fine line of empathizing the background of one side vs. not downplaying the emotions of the other is tough. It might not even be right for me to tell someone theyāre wrong if they feel offput by having Kodak being present, but at the same time, even if someone understands the artistic decision they still may not agree with it. Itās tough, and in the same vein I know that a certain group of people wonāt even bother to try and understand why but it is what it is I suppose
Whatās been the KTT2 user reaction on here?
Imo itās one of my fav Kendrick albums and I consider all of his album outstanding especially TPAB and GKMC even DAMN
Everyone in disbelief