This is a plant article by the whites trying to bring down and stop rappers from making pro black music; just keep making dumb down music so black will not notice there being setp up for extermination.
What? Should he dumb down to double his dollars?
Let them bounce. You can't be pro-black and popular in this day and age.
So when we’re informed that politics is off the menu as a topic of conversation before sitting down to chat with Kendrick, it’s hard not to feel short-changed. Swedish journalist Mats Nileskär – the guy whose Tupac interview Kendrick samples at the end of the record – persuasively suggested that these songs double as a soundtrack to an emerging civil rights movement in the US. Surely their author would have a word to say about that?
“No politics!” barks Kendrick’s manager, who’s been lurking silently in the background throughout our interview, when I try and smuggle a question in under the table. “Kendrick’s here to promote his album.”
“But surely the album is political!” I sputter indignantly. “Isn’t it relevant to…”
“No politics,” the manager replies, with an air of finality.

What does Kendrick being a slave to his management regarding interviews have to do with the content of album or this thread?
What does Kendrick being a slave to his management regarding interviews have to do with the content of album or this thread?

Concerts are long as fukk. You think you can turn up to that ignant shyt for hours and still stay for the final act or two?What? Should he dumb down to double his dollars?
Let them bounce. You can't be pro-black and popular in this day and age.
Pretty much.Why would you expect people to stick around when they came to see Fetty Wap, Meek Mill, and Future?
They set Kendrick up to fail![]()
fukk Outta here. I searched the entire fourm before I post and nothing came upLOL @ stealing threads from the Booth....
fukk Outta here. I searched the entire fourm before I post and nothing came up
...the search feature on here isn't the best....but here it is....