Black Professors at 2 universities create a curriculum study guide for record breaking Kendrick’s Super Bowl HT show

[tehparadox]

One of the best performances in years

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

@Not Crodie is an open Trump supporter in Europe pretending he’s about pro blackness. @tehparadox anx @Mr 18 are alt accounts of each other

 

[spliz]

@Not Crodie is an open Trump supporter in Europe pretending he’s about pro blackness. @tehparadox anx @Mr 18 are alt accounts of each other

No one on here cares bro.

 

[Nuuko]

It only feels right

 

[Saint1]

Corny

Whole thing can be summed up in a 2 min TikTok video.

Just professors scamming more philosophy and sociology majors.

 

[DontEemTry]

Ok they doin too much now

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Yall gotta stop this BS at some point

nah

 

[The Villain]

Professors are underrated as scammers

 

[Still Benefited]

Will they discuss how he was on the clock and didn't do a damn thing impactful with his performance?

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Ok they doin too much now

in what sense when they are attacking schools for teaching actual Black history curriculum if they can use a song to slip in a whole curriculum filed as background information then let them do it. c'mon son

*insert pointing head meme

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Will they discuss how he was on the clock and didn't do a damn thing impactful with his performance?

that's why you talking about it a month later and it's trending worldwide right cuz it had on impact

maybe something impacted your cranium.

 

[derro13]

Will they discuss how he was on the clock and didn't do a damn thing impactful with his performance?

But he did something very impactful...so impactful that it is still being replayed like crazy

 

[krulesweatshirt]

Will they discuss how he was on the clock and didn't do a damn thing impactful with his performance?

He literally changed and broke the superbowl rules... he did that thing his own way, and broke mj audience record doing that. Can't be more impactful than that.

He didn't compromise, was confident in his art enough to perform brand new songs, even songs that haven't been released yet, kept it hip hop, and had quite possibly the most layered performance ever at the superbowl. Not to mention it was filled with black culture references. shyt was so impactful that they still discussing it to this day and made him a much bigger star than he was 2 months ago, something that never happened with previous performers.

 

[krulesweatshirt]

I've been rewatching it a lot lately. like Chuck D said, this was the essence of what hip hop is.

 

[Number21000]

This performance will be talked for years.