I would remove everything from my favorite album, Vultures 2

A lotta people would have way better taste if they didnt think they were always right

You will like any song eventually if you listen to it enough times

It’s called an implication

I would remove everything besides Virginia Beach on FATD

I speak directly, no need to assume implications.

Especially when implications are a concept we usually learn after the concept of a question so maybe ask if I meant that instead of telling me I meant that.

That has nothing to do with forcing anything, all I’m saying is my opinion changes and I wouldn’t want to remove a song because my opinion on it can change

When I was a kid I didn’t like the love below I love it now, that didnt take me listening to it 1000 times i didnt listen to it for years but when I did again my perspective was different.

Probably the only person I've seen online that likes this song besides me (IRL it's on the opposite end tho, I haven't heard anyone hate it)

Always been a high point to me on the album too, I don't get the dislike for it - the groove of the song is so good too

I read that people don't like it for the effects of the chorus? Even tho the chorus is short and Kendrick has been those type of vocal effects since literally OD n S80, and imo it works very well and contrasts the theme of being "real" with this yearning, self pity and artificial-like voice that the filter n effects do on the chorus

I've always liked it a lot since it came out, and how it's so atmospheric and rhythmic too

I would remove Royals off of Pure Heroine

I didn’t have to ask, it was a logical assumption to draw based on the progression of the convo.

• You said songs you don’t like eventually grow on you over time
• I said that’s mostly just mere exposure effect most of the time
• You said it doesn’t matter, everyone would have better taste if they didn’t think they were always right

Anyone would assume that you’re implying that people should listen to a song they don't like numerous times until they start to enjoy it

Never heard people disliking it irl but online for some reason it's been a common "critique" since like TPAB era

Idk why, always been one of my favs

Same with how people ignore Good Kid online too for some reason, although I hear people play it irl on their own accord

Well your “logical assumption” mislead you so now what

Stop fighting guys

I've never ended up liking a song I genuinely dislike

Although I have grown more fond towards some songs I'm neutral for or don't care for

drunk and hot girls

Me with Yeezus

You can hate a song by hearing it too much too

It's moreso about having memories with the song that can create a fondness that wasnt there

Not just by having it on loop in your room by yourself for like a week

Gucci Gang

Exactly

My first listen of Yeezus i didnt like Im In It at all i was like 12 and thought the song was freaky asl now its one of my favorites lmao

the mere exposure effect doesn't apply to stuff you actually dislike, op's just trying to sound smart

That’s definitely not true, I see what u mean saying things grow on you the more you listen but it’s not like a direct more listens = more enjoyment

Most skits

Real ones delete the skits

solo (reprise)

Dude is addicted to arguing lmao

Im so glad yall saw that for what it was lmao

When Guilt trip finally hit for me >