Smh best track on that album b
King Kendrick Outchea Saving Lives
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Smh best track on that album b
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thats not a quote from money trees breh
at nikkas who genuinely believe Kendrick on some revolutionary shyt with his fake ass pro black facade . Son been affiliated with Interscope way longer than nikkas think , he's an experiment , a safe ass nikka whos afraid to cross boundaries . We need another pac man the game is so diluted smh .
Ivan Trillwater.
This dikk ain't freeeee
This is awesome. Kendrick and Cole the only MAINSTREAM rappers doing this. I've learned to ignore the fake militants when they speak about stuff like this. Fatherless inbred nikkas lmao
Concerning VIolence
Decolonizer
doing what?
I was at that state until I met my future wife and had my son. Both of them saved my lifeOnly on the coli would this story receive negative reaction wow.This forum is starting to let me down
I'm glad she's okay, doing fine and well and props to Kendrick man.
Alot of yall don't know what that shyt feels like..wanting to end it all...until you actually go through it.
Peace.
nikkas gon nig b :tyrese:
She in the background thoKing Kendrick top three dead or alive
Saving people with his music
His main singer is a white woman
You have an example of Kendrick being afraid to do anything in his whole career or are you just talking out of your ass?
So you just going to ignore this point I made? Come on breh, Kendrick is just faking the funk, he's no where near as militant as Drake or Big Sean or any of his peers, it should be easy to post their equivalent of Momma, or good kid, or Money Trees, or HiiiPower.
Concerning VIolence
Decolonizer
You have an example of Kendrick being afraid to do anything in his whole career or are you just talking out of your ass?
So you just going to ignore this point I made? Come on breh, Kendrick is just faking the funk, he's no where near as militant as Drake or Big Sean or any of his peers, it should be easy to post their equivalent of Momma, or good kid, or Money Trees, or HiiiPower.
Is that supposed to be an achievement that out of that circle he's "addressing" white supremacy?
Yes. Kendrick is the farthest up the totem pole who is delivering a pro black message in his music. Your criticism is dumb breh, just admit it.
Prince Cairo
Authentic
I don't care for Kendrick's music simply because I don't like how it sounds, but I will say that it's both wrong and immature to try and postulate what someone's intentions are when they do certain things.
If he's making songs in support of African Americans, pointing out actual issues that exist, and suggesting solutions, who is anyone to say he's "fake" in doing that?
Especially when we find out that you also don't like his music. Sounds to me like a bias.
Edit: I'm also curious why people think there is an issue with being conservatively bro-black. Does someone necessarily need to be militant to advance the cause? Also, does his relationship with Interscope have any real relevance in a discussion about how effective and/or genuine his efforts are?
Like I said, I've never really been a fan of his music, and have spoken out against it (mainly because I thought critics were singing its praise far too early), but even I'm starting to think that the Kendrick hate on The Booth has some counterproductive drive behind it.
If he's making songs in support of African Americans, pointing out actual issues that exist, and suggesting solutions, who is anyone to say he's "fake" in doing that?
Especially when we find out that you also don't like his music. Sounds to me like a bias.
Edit: I'm also curious why people think there is an issue with being conservatively bro-black. Does someone necessarily need to be militant to advance the cause? Also, does his relationship with Interscope have any real relevance in a discussion about how effective and/or genuine his efforts are?
Like I said, I've never really been a fan of his music, and have spoken out against it (mainly because I thought critics were singing its praise far too early), but even I'm starting to think that the Kendrick hate on The Booth has some counterproductive drive behind it.
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TrifeGod
Chasing The Dragon
I wonder what songs woke her up