Jack Don the G
What am I? A farmer?
Well then you are addressing something I never claimed.
"Of all rappers out there Kendrick seem to care the lest about that shyt. And that goes for new and old school.
How many rappers have twitter raged cus they left out of nominations etc."
I did't say he dont give a rats ass. I said Kendrick SEEM to care LESS (not, not at all. Just less) then other rappers about awards.
And the interview you refereed to he also spend very little time talking about "winning".
Check the video of him talking and you can see for your self if he seem to "care".
When asked about it hes jokes and smiles about it (they dont even have the "I want to win them all" on video.), but quickly says
"all in all, the greatest thing about it thats everybody listening, everybody as attention on it."
Later he says: “[The Grammy defeats] would have been upsetting to me if I’d known that was my best work, if I had nothing new to offer,”
“It’s bigger than me. When we think about the Grammys, only Lauryn Hilland Outkast have won album of the year. This would be big for hip-hop culture at large.”
Does it sound like those quotes come from someone that chases awards? Which is the premise I'm arguing.
Not if he care a little, care some or don't care at all.
If you gonna jump on my wording of my argument and not the general argument it self, at lest don't take a sentence out of context and misrepresent me claiming I said Kendrick didnt give a shyt about awards. When I clearly was pointing out that Kendrick is one of the most humble rappers out right now and have not had a record of lashing out when being snubbed in contrast to his fellow rappers.
Again, my exact statement
"Of all rappers out there Kendrick seem to care the lest about that shyt. And that goes for new and old school.
How many rappers have twitter raged cus they left out of nominations etc.
While Kendrick had album of the year stolen from him by Macklemore when everyone knew Kendrick deserved it. Did he bytch and whine about it? Nah, he keept moving and made one of the most pro black albums of the last couple of years."
Peace.
