I wouldnt sall "all". We got no shortage of bright and thorough brehs among us here. Its just a very vocal minority of weirdos creating the illusion of consensus. And half of them(at least) are most likely agents anyway clearly being weirdos on purpose.
The coli doesnt really fukk with Kendrick like that tho. These nikkas get salty about anybody not named Nas. And Nas is goat imo
No opinion necessary. This is a statement of fact.
Now THIS i agree with 10000000%. This is a legitimate gripe i can get behind. But at the same time, as parents, the burden is(and should be) on US to police the media our children are consuming and be the ones instilling proper values into them.
Black brehettes in here happy at the public rejection and denouncing of Black men
Doja Cat is a cracker loving black hating while using black aesthetic outsider. People that embrace and defend stuff from her need to be looked at in a very funny light.Breh i agree with u 1000% that is my point. Other than being ratchet asf, i dont see how this is problematic or anti-blk man. Folks saying this song is
? Sure, but as we seem to agree that is pretty standard. I would even entertain the thought Doja's problematic song(the NAS) one, could be construed that the "N" could perhaps be an ill conceived and dated euphemism for men in general, but then when u take that "dindu" shyt into consideration, and we start to see a pattern.
But i just think calling this song anti-bm, is just a bit of a stretch. I could be wrong, and ill hold my L with dignity like a man if i am, but i just dont see it based on the evidence available.
But as to disliking it as purely a matter of taste,but im not gonna judge people who do fukk with it. Music, like all art, is subjective. To each they own.
Black people as a whole obviously don't, that's the issue you child.And black men do?
