:ehh: I'm actually surprised at how good this Kendrick album is

[retroracer]

what loi

Whether someone agrees or not, they cannot front on OP for actually giving logical reasoning.

I don't care for the album anymore, enjoyed it in the beginning, knew that Kendrick wouldn't strike me the way a Cube or KRS could, and just moved on with my life.

Good post OP!

what logical reasoning? he talked more about the people he thinks like kendrick than the album itself, and what does a white dude explaining a trayvon line on rapgenius have anythging to do with kendrick or the album itself? this is the main problem with younger hip hop fans, the music is the last thing people even talk about any more.

 

[RAW_SPK]

respectfully breh, that idiot's comment wasn't even worth the response

Thats all fine and cool but in a forum full of trolls and dikkriders i try to be as objective as i can and engage nikkas in discussion cuz good dialogue is always welcome but that shyt came off as a stan defense mechanism

 

[jebuz]

"That buck that boughta bottle couldve struck the lotto"

Off the top of my head

Dont try to shyt on certified legends to justify or big up someone still fresh in the game smh

how is that "meaningful" tho? instead of drinking, piss away your money on lottery tickets?

we're talking about black empowerment here breh -- Nas' later works touch on this, Illmatic was a lyrical spectactical while not saying shyt.

meaningful and dope rhymes that sound good are two different things.

respectfully breh, that idiot's comment wasn't even worth the response

dont deflect you little all-day house dwelling niglet.
I'm not even a Kendrick stan like that -- peep my post history.
NAS is my GOAT rapper.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

how is that "meaningful" tho? instead of drinking, piss away your money on lottery tickets?

we're talking about black empowerment here breh -- Nas' later works touch on this, Illmatic was a lyrical spectactical while not saying shyt.

meaningful and dope rhymes that sound good are two different things.



dont deflect you little all-day house dwelling niglet.
I'm not even a Kendrick stan like that -- peep my post history.
NAS is my GOAT rapper.

Nas wasn't saying much on his first album. Kendrick hasn't said anything on any album

 

[jebuz]

Nas wasn't saying much on his first album. Kendrick hasn't said anything on any album

I think Kenny was but time will tell.

I mean, how many black protesters chanting your favorite rappers lyrics in the streets?

 

[SirBiatch]

geez.... I went all the way IN on this fake hotep

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

I think Kenny was but time will tell.

I mean, how many black protesters chanting your favorite rappers lyrics in the streets?

My favorite rappers lyrics did this

Recordings
Quayle Calls for Pulling Rap Album Tied to Murder Case
September 23, 1992|JOHN BRODER | TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. — Vice President Dan Quayle, broadening his attack on Hollywood, Tuesday blasted the recording industry for producing rap music that he said had led to violence.

Quayle called on the Time Warner Inc. subsidiary, Interscope Records, to withdraw the album "2pacalypse Now" by rap artist Tupac Amaru Shakur from stores. Quayle charged that the record was responsible for the death of a Texas state trooper, who was shot to death in April by a suspect who allegedly was listening to the album on the tape deck of a stolen truck when he was stopped by the officer.

Ronald Ray Howard, 19, is being held on murder charges in Edna, Tex., in the death of Bill Davidson, 43, who was shot after pulling Howard over to issue a traffic ticket.

The trooper's family has filed a civil suit against Shakur and Interscope, claiming the record's violence-laden lyrics incite "imminent lawless action."

Quayle Calls for Pulling Rap Album Tied to Murder Case

 

[erker]

My favorite rappers lyrics did this

Recordings
Quayle Calls for Pulling Rap Album Tied to Murder Case
September 23, 1992|JOHN BRODER | TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. — Vice President Dan Quayle, broadening his attack on Hollywood, Tuesday blasted the recording industry for producing rap music that he said had led to violence.

Quayle called on the Time Warner Inc. subsidiary, Interscope Records, to withdraw the album "2pacalypse Now" by rap artist Tupac Amaru Shakur from stores. Quayle charged that the record was responsible for the death of a Texas state trooper, who was shot to death in April by a suspect who allegedly was listening to the album on the tape deck of a stolen truck when he was stopped by the officer.

Ronald Ray Howard, 19, is being held on murder charges in Edna, Tex., in the death of Bill Davidson, 43, who was shot after pulling Howard over to issue a traffic ticket.

The trooper's family has filed a civil suit against Shakur and Interscope, claiming the record's violence-laden lyrics incite "imminent lawless action."

Quayle Calls for Pulling Rap Album Tied to Murder Case

I fail to see how this is comparable to people chanting Alright at protests in the streets...

 

[DeuceCypherUno]

Cool.


Still one of the best I've ever heard.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

I fail to see how this is comparable to people chanting Alright at protests in the streets...

Lol,keep failing

 

[erker]

Lol,keep failing

Corny comeback fakkit

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Corny comeback fakkit

What's corny is you thinking corny kids dancing around singing the cornball BLM's anthem we gon be alright,measures up against a dude getting bout it to pac's music and really riding.
Only a ho ass nikka would look up to kendrick

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Lo @ thinking Kendrick has to try to seem black and authentic

U better not be a drake fan

'B--b-ut they rock wit drake more in the hood!'

 

[erker]

What's corny is you thinking corny kids dancing around singing the cornball BLM's anthem we gon be alright,measures up against a dude getting bout it to pac's music and really riding.
Only a ho ass nikka would look up to kendrick

I am more about the positivity than negativity, but do you breh.

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

I am more about the positivity than negativity, but do you breh.

History says otherwise.
And ya boys a fraud